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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented account extols yawning as a healthful exercise stretching neck and chest muscles, boosting respiratory tonicity, and aiding Eustachian tubes. It urges morning and evening yawns followed by swallowing, notes medical endorsement, and links yawning to throat and ear relief and overall vitality.
A fragmented newspaper snippet runs words on trouble, remedies, and odd captions. It mentions Veratize and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, a quip about an animal's ownership, and a note on a German state railroad course in English for workers.
A Dayton Ohio reader reports pimples on face neck arms and back for a year. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment itching stopped and skin cleared within three months. Testimony dated January 13 1913.
Dick Stewart leaves for a new reporting post at Rockbridge after a warm farewell from Editor Denham. He grows frustrated by rivalry with Fred Davis and Margaret Wheaton, whose swift departure to a wedding reception triggers a tense chase and hints of a rival romance and professional move.
A young reporter faces a career move to New York while longing for personal fulfilment with Margaret. He battles pressure to accept a job, while she hints at marriage, sharing a harvest moon moment that deepens their emotional longing and vows amid looming change.
Do not use paper to seal rattling windows in winter. Tear strips of muslin or calico, dip in flour starch paste, and press into cracks. The muslin acts as soft putty, adjusting and holding like cement, removable without damaging paint or paper strips used for the same purpose.
An Old Codger recalls Tip Waller, a quirky justice of the peace with a wooden leg who ignored tradition, settled disputes informally, and told a funny tale to ease tensions. His funeral drew a large crowd, with locals praising his honesty and humor despite unconventional methods.
A centenary reflection on Napoleon and France facing overwhelming allied forces in the attempted defense of Paris. The final, heroic resistance by a much smaller French army delayed but did not halt the advance of Russia, Prussia, and Austria toward the capital. The piece notes repeated efforts and the historic challenge of turning the tide against formidable odds.
A compact discussion asserts the Bible as God breathed and the sole source of spiritual authority. It contrasts scripture with mere literature, argues reason and conscience are not final authorities, and notes Christ and the church ultimately rely on Scripture for guidance.
In Panama Canal Zone experiments led by Dr. L B Bates large yellow ants fed on typhoid cultures and traversed beds with typhoid footprints. While eating did not yield the bacteria from their guts, several trials showed that ants could transfer the typhoid bacillus to human food via their bodies and footprints.
A compact quotation mix urges patience and kindness in dealings with friends and foes alike. It highlights Fenelon and Thales as sources, noting that divine timing matters and restraint protects relationships while patience yields outcomes.
For burns in the kitchen keep a bottle Med with equal parts inseed oil and Winewater. Shake before use and cover burned areas with Not or soft Nnen. Worldly Wisdom cautions against judging appearances in a wife. A stray jab about retreating girls follows.
An account describes J F Jensen and family driving four horses with a red prairie schooner toward Willow Bunch in western Canada. They plan mixed farming including cattle and crops near the railway, with hopes of social amenities and prospering settlers in Saskatchewan.
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