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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
The Journal notes its Friday press schedule and billing details for readers across coalition regions. It includes subscription rates, special notices, and obituaries. The piece then opines on political figures Hearst Bryan and the evolving 1900s press landscape with a satirical tone.
A rambling column reviews pension vouchers rules, a doughnut explosion injuring a worker in Youngstown, a new fraternal order called the Order of Bata promising blind deaf and mute practices, and satirical notes on wives waists and buttons. It also ponders education reform, tariff reform via Mrs Gardner trial, and ends with a health ad from Hollister’s drug store.
The column notes Miss Ruby Cranker and Miss Maude Shoemaker visiting Perrysburg friends while George Washington Parker spent Friday evening with Duobridge acquaintances. An endorsement quotes Li A Bartlet of Guilford Maine praising Dr King’s New Life Pills for three years of healthy living, distributed by Comstock and Son’s drug store.
The vote of Wood county Republicans on February 11 endorsed Charles R. Nearing through direct popular ballot. He is praised for honesty, uprightness, and reputation, seen as a good man and staunch Republican who will defend the county’s interests.
Peteletefete tobele Mise Pearl Farmer of Kansas visited John Bench and family Sunday. Win. Burdo visited Win Chandler. Will Bench and family spent Sunday with Tiane Swartz. Miss Mary Neice of East Toledo will guest John Bench this week. Miss Mertha Kohl visited John Swartz. Alfred Swartz and wife joined John Swartz and family Sunday. Chas Pase and family visited John Pase and family of Stony Ridge. Wm Chandler is ill. Godfred Neitz, Chas Swartz, Robert Neitz and Frank J Harvey called on Wm Chandler Sunday.
Stony Ridge notes Mrs. Dr. Snyder of Toledo spent several days with her parents George Furry and Mrs. Martin Shook. She called on her sister Mrs. Dunham Simmons last Thursday. Mrs. Samuel Swope visited John Swartz and wife Sunday. The Misses Hurry and Mrs. Flesher of Toledo visited their parents George Furry and wife Sunday.
Bates community updates list seasonal visits among locals with Mrs John Henry Mrs Chas Thaias Jr and daughter visiting Mrs Chas Thaias Sr Frank Baumberger and wife visiting John Brossia and wife Pearl Cornwell and David Hahn visiting Fred Hahn family Anna Danver and brothers visiting John Danver Mrs Jacob Artz and Mrs Nearing of Toledo spent time with Wm Brossia family Misses Emmaa Sill and Edith Bork of Toledo visited Philip Artz family Alfie Hahn and Chas Hahn guests of Miss Yetta Brossia Tuesday Alma Simmer returns from Robinwood hospital recovering well after operation as cold weather prompts reflections on last summer wages.
The Lincoln J Carver play The Spirit of Paul Doon premieres at Bure on Thursday afternoon. A mysterious villain Dr Olmar lurks behind refined charm, plotting to win a fortune and a beautiful woman while manipulating others and facing consequences.
Charles Blaney presents The Boy Detective starring Johnnie Hoey at Burt for a half week starting Sunday with daily matinees. The play blends adventure with clean comedy and dancing numbers, promising high color and lively action. Donn's Regulats offer mild relief for constipation at 25 cents a box.
The District Leader arrives at the Lyceum next week with Joseph Monard in a strong melodramatic farce. Critics hail it as a cohesive plot rather than a string of gags, marking Monard’s best work to date and promising solid audience appeal.
An article cites exaggerated claims about an Alaska wheat marketed as the world’s great cereal, priced at 2000 dollars per bushel. Experts from Colorado and Ohio warn the wheat is likely worthless for Ohio conditions, urging farmers to avoid it. The piece also describes Syrian irrigation methods and subsoil moisture tactics for crops.
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