09 May 1902
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
1
An ad highlights ties to the Home of New York as a large farm insurance provider. It claims the company is the largest in America and the only stock firm specializing in farm insurance in Ohio, promising a large direct tax on premiums.
Mbert McGowan of near Stony Ridge barely avoided injury yesterday afternoon when he leaped from the back of his wagon as a train on the Ohio Central line struck and demolished the rear of the wagon. The horse escaped and returned home. McGowan credits luck for his escape.
A historic patent remedy claim states Folwy's Kidney Cure purifies the blood by filtering impurities and strengthens the system to cure kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by P. Champney.
A Washington Star report describes the city post office as a model for night service with all night hours and facilities for buying stamps, writing letters, and registering mail. It notes high night traffic, benefits for workers with late shifts, and similar services in St. Louis and Erie.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes people calling him Mr Smith amid unclear dialogue about warmth, with a stray question about timing and a suggestion of names used by an assistant.
The jurymen drawn to hear the appeal by Apalinda Knight against the county commissioners approval were David Main Perrysburg W C Bryant Bloomdale P M Ford Bowling Green Levi Ickes Webster Sol Gobble Jerry City H S Becker Bowling Green Jerry Huffman Grand Rapids William Schwartz Troy C W Evers Bowling Green John Kohl Perrysburg M B Metzger Milton Charles Brennan Prairie Depot W Smith North Baltimore Cornelius Blerly Bradner J D Halsey Plain Township Peter Blasius Milton Township The hearing is set for May 6 in probate court.
Col. Tom Houpt special examiner of five rural delivery routes inspected the Perrysburg route planned by Joseph Heilman and others. The 21 mile route serves 100 families and was found satisfactory. Exam date set for Friday May 9 for carrier applicants, with expected prompt mail service similar to larger cities.
Starting Sunday afternoon Burt's will feature Jule Walthers in Just Struck Town. The Perry stock company substitutes Caste for Sapho next week. The War of Wealth closes the week at Burt's with the last half of this week offering.
Commissioner Brand purchases an interest in Wette’s hardware at Haskins and will operate the combined Wette Brand store. They also buy Barnsworth’s hardware at Waterville and will run both stores. Charles Groff of Waterville joins the Waterville store, forming a new firm with Brand and Groff.
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana says his wife was sick long but cured by Dr King's NewsLife Pills. He claims the pills worked wonders for her health and notes they cost 25 cents at C P Champney's drug store.
The Perrysburg sheriff plans to tear down his old residence to build a new mansion before his term ends. The corrected editorials defend his savings and prudent living, noting officials often invest in homes and farms. The piece argues the sheriff’s finances reflect steady effort and a supportive, economical spouse.
The notice states N. Kennedy's restaurant will provide regular meals lunch or short orders around the clock with boarding by day or week. It lists tobacco, cigars, confectionery, ice cream and cake, party supplies, and delivery service through Home Steam Laundry agents Tyler and Carl Smiley in Yo.
Judge Angielis ruled Victoria Trombley is entitled to a year's support from Basil Trombley estate after debts are paid. The heirs argued the support was a debt, but the court upheld the widow's claim. The amount was fixed at 2600 dollars.
An old box label proclaims the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine remedy that cures a cold in one day. A debt notice asks all persons indebted to the undersigned WM Schlect to settle within 80 days.
An Ohio Central Lines excursion recovered fare returns as agents aided travelers at multiple stations across Ohio. The event highlights cooperative support and ticketing among Ohio rail hubs during a spring trip.
Tickets go on sale May 16 for the Ohio Christian Missionary Society event with a return option on May 24. Tickets cost a set price and are available at designated outlets.
The notice warns constant motion strains kidneys and causes kidney trouble for travelers, cab drivers, and drivers. It cites a testimonial by George H. Hagen of Simi Obto praising Foley's Kidney Cure for relief, claiming engine vibration harmed his kidneys until use. Sold by P. Champney.
A. A. Herren of Finch Aric writes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cure for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it has cured consumption in early stages. Said by P. Chumpney.
Rossford community reports births including a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Chas Rossford. a stork news about a baby boy at Joseph Otterson home. Matt Pepper Jr ill. Carrie Kummer expected home from New Albany. A Toledo High vs Rossford game ends 10 to 3 in favor of Rossford. Social events include a lodge party for Indies and an ice cream festival. Various visits and local happenings fill the week.
A new kidney cure prepared from a Chicago physician prescription claims to use the purest ingredients and be highly effective. It is sold by C. P. Champney and advertised as a leading medical preparation in the country.
In Las sanna Ohio Mail Carter Barnett recalls years of kidney trouble with near constant back pain. He describes suffering from the condition while using a remedy advertised as perfect satisfaction guaranteed by P Champney. The testimonial cites weeks of treatment and relief claims as the product promises to help kidneys and liver.
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