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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
Due to unrest in Russia the fur center moved from Leipzig to Mukden China. Many American firms have reps there. Before 1915 shipments from Mukden were rare, but now value reaches 82,000,000 annually.
An OCR fragment promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and urinary remedy, encouraging readers to test the preparation with a mailed sample offer. The text also includes unrelated ad bits about bathroom cleanliness, laundry products, and odd Q&A snippets, reflecting a cluttered vintage ad page.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a universal laxative for babies and children, claiming quick relief of constipation. A widow’s tale follows a boy’s rescue moment, ending with a moral about opportunism and responsibility, reflecting period concerns in a compact ad and vignette.
A fashion write up praises black and white broadcloth for two material costume suits with long wraps and capes. It notes French designers favoring the pairing for frocks caps and dresses, plus a passley shawl with dark twill pairing. Beaded details on a dull red and blue creation appear, with a bright straw hat adorned with frosted cherries.
A model highlights sleeve less coats that will be popular in the spring and summer seasons. The design emphasizes wide sleeves and the antique patterns, with fabric used sparingly to preserve the gown’s original effect.
The article surveys sleeve trends for spring and summer, noting most sleeves flare beyond the armhole to the wrist. Peasant sleeves, wide yet cuffed, appear in dresses and blouses with varied slashings. Teg o mutton sleeves attract attention but have waned, while wing sleeves and wide forms show in formal gowns and negligee garments.
Advice on silk care urges using velvet to dust and avoiding stiff brushes or irons to protect fibers and color. Silk stockings require tepid water and white soap after wear, and silk undergarments should be washed similarly. Regular gentle care extends garment life.
A feature on versatile flat fur scarves for spring wear and their varied materials. It notes dyeable styles in squirrel, kolinsky, seal and imitations, plus a discussion of watercolor wall decoration and affordable home fashion. It also describes little girls dresses in tub silk, heavy embroidery, velvet frocks, and light wool jersey outfits with trimmed details.
An article describes an artistic wall decoration process using water colors. It explains applying a plain background tint and then mottling with harmonizing colors using an open sponge to create a flat textured surface.
Improves on Easter themes with gospel-centered analysis from John 20 In the study notes the author discusses Jesus appearances to the disciples the sending of believers the Holy Spirit and the authority to forgive sins The piece closes with reflections from church figures on faith conviction and comfort drawn from the Easter narrative
Seersucker and other cotton fabrics are highlighted for children’s wear. The article describes trims in wool embroidery, organdie, and color combinations, with yoke styles, pintucks, and bow-adorned shoulders. Practical summer dress ideas emphasize durable finishes and elastic waist guidance.
A distressed young man rushed to the cafeteria requesting a fast meal after attending an upstage dinner party. He shouted for a hamburger a piece of pie and a jar of dirty water claiming fear of pulling a bowers and wanting something to eat quickly.
An old Arkansan quips that times have changed from men hunting deer with powder in guns to does wearing powder and hunting men. The remark appears in the Boston Transcript column.
An advertisement warns buyers to check for the Bayer Cross on packages and tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It credits the cross as a mark of trusted aspirin prescribed by physicians for over two decades and used safely by millions for colds headaches and other pains.
An antiquated excerpt notes Madagascar and Antananarivo’s geography and a physician’s remark on extremely high birth rates and surprisingly low mortality, then muses on two “beautiful secrets” of birth and longevity. a playful aside includes Miss Bright’s sleepy quip about staying awake and keeping toes from falling asleep.
An Indianapolis convention report notes a social worker recounting a classroom exchange about terms for multiples twins triplets quadruplets and a clever red headed pupil’s punch line full house. Historic date recalls Alexander Graham Bell’s 1875 discovery leading to the first telephone.
A fragment from Mississippi River lore notes the steamboat Asidrew Paddock once famed for Mark Twain's Life on the Mississippi now anchors as a high perched power plant in New Orleans. The stern wheel rests idle while crew members double as firemen and salute with their sirens. Also included are brief humor snippets from American Legion Weekly and Life magazine.
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