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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement touts Uric-Died as a sole cure for rheumatism and rheumatic conditions. It claims it cleanses the blood and kidneys, offers a free test by mail, and assigns success to its unique formulary with antidotes for rheumatic disease. Located in Perrysburg via Wm. Comatork.
Louis James, famed for Shakespearean comedy, headlines the Valentine Theatre on March 18. The following days feature the Italian Grand Opera Company with a strong chorus and their own augmented orchestra in a grand opera festival.
The box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills promises health beyond jewels and offers refunds at Wm. Comstock & Son’s drug store if they disappoint. The ad lists headaches dizziness constipation and malaria as conditions treated.
Township Districts list enrollment by school, gender counts, attendance, tardies and perfect attendance with multiple teachers named. Highlights note greatest enrollees, best attendance and tardy records, plus resignations and a brief health ad.
A humorous exchange about waking up late highlights a character who values sleeping in by choice rather than by accident. The dialogue showcases wit and a light, self assured tone.
An advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces, is prescribed by physicians, and a testimonial service is available. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Cheney & Co as proprietors.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses Tammany Society origins with William Mooney as founder and agitator. It describes early political climate in New York, rough tavern venues, and references to the Sons of Liberty, Hamilton, and Maclay journals. Includes scattered biographical notes and historical anecdotes.
A French woman near Arpajon tampered with a grave at a cemetery then placed a baby's remains on it. She had exhumed the remains from another cemetery to reinter in her husband’s grave. The body later disappeared from a provisional tomb and the woman fled the town.
Two magicians run a downtown studio when a pupil accompanies the other and discovers a key missing. The absent master is blamed as they realize four keys exist for three men and a fourth to guard the door in case of forgetfulness. The pupil suggests a note, but the puzzled artist sighs at the ongoing be wilderment and missed chances.
An observer notes the petition becoming wonderfully interesting as Senator Sorghum calls it mighty interesting. He adds privately that it isn’t as great an investment as it once was.
A fragmentary exchange recalls painting a self portrait weeks ago and a remark about Cadlings observing a picture of young girls. The dialogue hints at memory and perception across a transatlantic tales frame.
A quirky obituary discusses unusual bequests including a lady leaving 1000 dollars yearly for a parrot’s comfort and a late beneficiary bequeathing funds for a cat through clauses about rat holes and exercise grounds. The will directs strange trusts and convalescent aims to provide feline comforts and religious prayers.
The notice lists stop towns including Toledo Maumee Bowling Green North Baltimore and Dayton with daily departures from Toledo at 7 20 a m to 9 20 p m and various other routes and frequencies for Maumee South Bowling Green South and North bound service and transfer times with several typographical errors.
The Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway offers very low weekend excursion fares through March 6, 1908. Tickets depart Saturdays and Sundays with return the following Monday. Routes include Bowling Green to Deep? and back, priced around $1.50, with various stops such as Celina Sidney Piquam and Springfi. Prices and destinations vary by weekend service.
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