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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
9
In a wide survey, reports from Germany cite Mueller's coalition cabinet aiming for June elections, while Turkish Mustapha Kemal stirs anti Christian sentiment. U.S. and European politics shift as Hoover denial debates grow, and daylight saving sparks time chaos nationwide.
Military observers report Polish forces ready to counter a Bolshevik push as winter conditions slow movement. Aimed at Odesssa vicinity, reports suggest a concentrated drive toward the northern front before September. President Pilsudski says Poland is prepared for the engagement.
Readable scraps discuss Ci ceros influence on English, the horn in rhetoric, and a guide for visitors. Mentions Hod and orator comparisons, with references to Latin roots and analogy in a late Rome context.
A group forms a troop with a scoutmaster and assistants. Boys over twelve join as tenderfoot through first class by oath, law, badges, and tests in history, knot tying, and badge significance. Scoutcraft covers first aid, life saving, tracking, signaling, camping, nature, seamanship, and crafts to prepare boys for life.
A twelve year old scout Verne Joseph acted as a steadying influence during chaotic rioting directing traffic at a busy street intersection. Governor McKelvie warned that youths were involved in property destruction and violence, stressing need to guide tomorrow's citizens.
The article notes vivid silk ribbons, color rich trims, and fashionable silhouettes for spring and summer. It highlights lighter fabrics like silk, satin, taffeta, lace, and net with emphasis on refined dress, long skirts, widened suit skirts, and practical yet stylish footwear. It also suggests physical culture and massage to improve contour.
The Jersey City council of the Boy Scouts of America establishes a bureau in the Triangle building at Montgomery and Bergen. The office will direct visitors along quickest routes and provide scouts on duty as pilots. Scouts will offer stall tasks for a nominal sum to raise funds for trips, aiding boys to cover travel costs for next year.
The article recounts Boy Scout Trey Me 73 from Bethera detailing seed collection for reforestation in the mountains. It mentions Troop T in Lee Angples Del Weremum Va and describes community efforts, safety, and youth activities linked to conservation and local volunteer projects.
An article recounts a high voltage experiment by Gernsback with a rabbit on a Tesla coil platform. It describes a 500 000 volt test, electric streams six to seven feet long, and claims the procedure can remove dead skin, cleanse the body, soften arteries, and tone the nervous system for a feeling of renewed vigor.
Charles Rabot French physicist famed Arctic researcher named honorary member of the Christiania Geographical Society. He joined the 1892 French La Manche expedition to Van Mayen Spitzbergen and mapped West Spitzbergen. His key work Des Variations de Longueur des Glaciers appeared in Paris in 1897 and 1900.
Report describes Aleppo in Syria as suffering extreme eye disease with one in six residents affected. Armenians and Syrians, previously under Turkish oppression, are said to have cried their eyes out due to trachoma and other eye ailments, affecting infants to young children and surpassing conditions seen in Egypt and India.
A Spanish initiative led by the king aims to nationalize and rehabilitate Moroccan Jews. After three centuries of exile, Jews are officially invited to return, reclaim their status, and participate in the evolving social order, backed by prominent statesmen across parties.
Snippets from various papers show a sordid citizen dodging poll tax, a stubborn landlord hunting a tenant, sailors criticizing blowups in living spaces, and women with black eyes in a blithely cynical urban vignette. References include Birmingham Agillerad Noulsville Couriers Journal and Stormington Barnes.
A vintage advertisement urges women to consider Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney bladder and urinary issues claiming health restoration. It notes back pain nervousness and despondency may be relieved and offers a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mentions drugstores carry bottles.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick at home remedy to lift off corns and calluses with a few drops. It claims instant relief and painless removal, with a sales pitch targeting easy, finger-applied use from drug stores. A second similar ad links Dr Peerys Dead Shot to expel worms and improve digestion, claiming one dose suffices.
Mrs. W. H. Woodford of Elyria Ohio testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored her health during pregnancy and helped her babies be strong. She praises the tonic as safe and effective noting relief from sickness and improved wellbeing. Druggists sell liquid and tablet forms and a trial package can be requested by sending coins to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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