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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
10
A comic scene unfolds with Mrs Pasetonipen and Mrs Passionpen in witty banter about genius fire on the brow and a humorous chicken theft inspired by a cookery book. Characters Chumpley Tinge and Sambo join in as the cookery book dictates taking the first chicken available, provoking playful mischief and a lesson about age and learning.
A Kansas City Star anecdote recounts Joshua Lott clinging to the rear of a Prospect line car to avoid stepping forward. Conductor Josh Moore urges him up front, noting Lott’s fear of moving ahead as the 60 passenger car stops to let in eighty more at a transfer point.
A Cleveland blaze wiped out the Adama Express company warehouse, with losses pegged at 200000 dollars. Fire Chief George Howe of Sidney faces suspension pending negligence charges as investigations begin.
A sprawling Ohio news digest reports property appraisals in Dayton and Toledo, post master exams in Lancaster, wartime stamp sales tallies in Hamilton, and urban fires in Toledo and Columbus. It notes deaths of Peter Kuntz, Isaac Miller, Fay Baldwin, and Elsi Moreland, plus various crimes, appointments, and public notices affecting Greenfield, Bryan, Wapakoneta, and Cincinnati.
Lesson on Mark 1 1 27 and Luke in which Jesus rebukes Pharisees for ceremonialism and teaches that defilement comes from the heart. The adult section outlines four divisions: accusation, answer, application, and illustration, with call to faith over ritual, and ends with lessons on daily trust and spiritual freedom.
A French writer suggests war could end with the present king of Spain sending a ring from the Our Lady of Almudena statue to the Kaiser. The ring supposedly carries a curse linked to a royal sequence ending in Alfonso XII and a long line of tragedy.
A fragmented advertisement extols Peterson's Ointment as a cure for piles with a 30 cent box, offering a money back guarantee if it fails. The piece includes a testimonial from David A. Supt of Parks Buffalo and an aside from Atlantic about social calls and conversational decorum.
A miscellany of old advertisements and light anecdotes. August Flower billed as a universal remedy for digestive and liver issues, with notes on its quick relief and worldwide sale. Short items mention a Harvard tackle in France, Allen's Foot-Ease for troops, tissue paper rugs, Garfield Tea as a laxative, and quips about manners, philosophy, and Mayflower ancestry.
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