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Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

3

Blood and skin health promise clear complexion remedies

An assortment of old advertisements claims skin blemishes from pimples to eruptions will vanish when blood is right, linking liver stomach and kidney health to clear skin. It promotes Pierce's medicines, Cuticura products, and various tonics as cures, with testimonials and product mentions across multiple brands.

Ang el Pierce

Unclear ad text mix with child discipline notes

Fragmented OCR reads as a jumble of advertisements and disjointed lines. It references a plea to stop corporal punishment in children, mentions a British Journal of Children's Diseases source, and includes stray product slogans and odd dialogue about household items and a foolproof remedy.

Tribute to Yankee fighter and American soldier virtues

Magazine writer George Patran honors American doughboys with a tribute praising their grit humor and humanity. He extols the soldier as a blend of angel and devil, brave in battle yet gentle off the line, urging Americans to recognize their worth amid war and hardship.

George Patran Perahing France United States Mr. Pottulli Hell Freece England Germany Heaven

League Covenant Summary of Nations Will Act Through Assembly

Paris April 14 the league covenant outlines a form of international cooperation to secure peace. It sets an assembly with up to three representatives per member state and a council, each state one vote, with selections from the five great powers and four others. It establishes a permanent secretariat and court, requires armament reductions, arbitration of disputes, and potential expulsion for breach, while noting territories like former German colonies and Ottoman lands will be administered as mandates for civilization under league supervision.

Paris League of Nations League Mey Eit Tengog Secretriat Court of International Justice Pristien Ottoman Empire

Culture and Spirit Versus Learning Myth

Noting that culture lies with gentility rather than intellect, the piece contrasts learned individuals with truly cultured character. It cites examples like scholars lacking refinement and highlights the value of gentle, kind conduct as essential to culture. A Niagara Falls aerial cableway plan is then described, a 1770 foot line at 250 feet above the Whirlpool, carrying about fifty passengers, linking view access with safety.

John Galsworthy Niagara Falls Popular Mechanics San Sebastian Spain Wetterhors Switzerland Canadian Territory Niagary Falls

Soldiers rob girls and tear earrings in famine siege

Amsterdam reports four dozen Dutch refugees from Budapest recount street robberies by soldiers tearing earrings from women and desperate times as famine reduces supplies. Salt is rationed in quarter pound portions, milk butter and fats unobtainable, sugar selling high. Bela Kun blamed for family abduction while Bolshevists seek a larger army. The League of Nations debate on covenant amendments follows council approval.

Amsterdam Budapest Oliensaal Bolshevists Bela Kun Hungary League

Melbourne Trades Hall backs 40 hour week plan

The Trades Hall council of Melbourne urges a 40 hour week across industries to create jobs for the unemployed. It cites wartime productivity and postwar demobilization as causes of idle labor with Australia averaging 48 hours weekly while some industries already cut to 44 hours.

Melbourne Trades Hall Council of Australia Austra

Ver sailles House Denies Hosting German Delegates

Paris April 14 a report spread that Miss Anne Morgan of Morgan family owned Versailles house would host German delegates at the peace conference. Miss Morgan’s communiqué to the Intransigent asserts the house will not be used to lodge German delegates. The building is currently in use as a capital residence.

Anne Morgan Paris Versailles Pierpont Morgan Mirgen Brizac Minan Ce Deias Hase

Allied Army of Occupation Costs Germans 27 Million Monthly

Berlin reports the German treasury is paying an average 2090000007?? cuurks monthly to retain the items of occupation. The figure equates to about 27000000 dollars per month. The announcement was made in Berlin on April 14.

Berlin Knperi

The Visit of Women to the Sepulcher and Easter Message

The lesson outlines the women at the tomb, the earthquake, and the angelic announcements. It highlights the empty tomb as proof of Christ's resurrection and the call to quickly tell the disciples. It cites Scripture’s integrity, Christ’s divine nature, atonement, and the promise of eternal life through the risen Jesus.

Pelle Jesus Christ Betor James Jehu Melsage Enimdus

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