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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
3
A tale set in London chronicles Ginger Dick, Sam, and Peter planning a midnight tattooing pact to prove manliness. After a drunken sequence and uneasy accents, Gingerendures a shipboard plan with a red haired landlady and barmaid, recalling his past and weighing loyalty as memories surface.
In Cleveland a bribery case unfolds with Bramley refusing to answer questions about conversations with Pred Lied. Separate cases involve Annie Mack sent to jail for aiding Dr Geer’s operation as a witness refuses to testify. Laning Co strike and traction rates hover as receivers plan public-friendly fare talks with Judge Taylor.
Horace Boner expert shooter and winner of marksmanship prizes was visiting Miss Evelyn Carter when a masked intruder appeared at the window. Boner fired, hitting the man in the forehead and killing him. The deceased is unidentified. Alliance Ohio fire kills four siblings ages 9, 7, 5, and 4. father injured rescuing them. Wapakoneta cavern accident buries Jacob Criter. Francis Miller and Norman Edgington injured. several buried, possible deaths.
In Millersburg Coshocton county seeks Holmes county to cover 1000 dollars of trial costs for the Dickerson murder case moved there on a venue change from Coshocton. Holmes county taxpayers oppose the request and the state law department has been asked for an opinion. Burglars Robbed a Church At Ashtabula Ohio robbers entered the Church of Christ stole clothing, food for the poor, missionary boxes, musical instruments, and a minister's trousers.
Steubenville police on Friday searched for Nelle Vincent a 16 year old adopted daughter of Harvey Beardsley a Jewett restaurant keeper who is believed to have eloped with a news agent on the Wabash railroad The girl arrived in Steubenville Thursday.
Cincinnati report states former mayor Gustav Tafel died Thursday night at his Warnot Hill residence due to complications. No further details provided about his passing or surviving family.
Mrs Enol Shearer of Centria Wash says years of illness and weakness left her bed ridden until a doctor prescribed kidney pills. She credits a home remedy and regained strength within weeks, praising a dramatic recovery after four months in bed.
J H Henierson of Hopkinton New Hampshire states at age 80 he suffered from piles bleeding and protruding for years. After failing remedies he used Cuticura ointment pills and suppositories with injections from a syringe, taking a month to regain health and then continuing sporadically for three months then weekly. He notes the treatments were costly but effective and credits Cuticura.
The couple's many friends sparked a disturbance as police struggled to manage the crowd. The bride was placed in a barrel and dumped in the river while the groom was tied and hung from a tree. The military arrived to avert further action, shots were exchanged, and by nightfall order was restored with no further incidents reported.
An 19th century advertisement markets a cure for catarrh and deafness. It asserts the disease is caused by a blocked Eustachian tube and promises one hundred dollars to anyone who can prove a cure, with claims sold through Cheney and Co of Toledo and local druggists.
The Columbia Herald notes Hadherway as the oddest named country home in Jackson County. A Columbian friend of the owner recalls the sign at the front gate attracting passersby as the family longed to move from Kang a City to a farm and finally found Hadherway.
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A historical plea argues that many surgeries on women are unnecessary and promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as life saving. Letters from women claim avoidance of operations and improvements after using the remedy.
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