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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
3
Dutch Colonial type of home remains highly popular with modern home builders. Architects adapt the old Dutch design to 20th century comforts, favoring a near enclosed porch, a warm living room with triple front windows, and smoothly connected dining and kitchen spaces. The article describes a sample layout featuring a large porch, dining area, and adjacent kitchen within a 15 by 19 foot living area.
An illustrated floor plan outlines a two and a half story Dutch Colonial residence with a breakfast nook by the kitchen, double windows, a central hall, a large living room with a fireplace and French doors, four bedrooms, a sewing room near the stairs, a basement with heating and storage, and expansive porch space. The article notes the house can be built at a relatively low cost and emphasizes sturdy construction, medium priced materials, and practical organization for family life.
A vintage cooking guide outlines brains as a delicate ingredient for a variety of dishes. It details prep steps for beef, sheep, or pork brains and offers recipes like Brains a la Newberg, Brain Omelet, and Brain Salad, plus numerous egg and cereal based dishes.
A Nashville Banner excerpt discusses a case where a mother and daughters claimed communion with spirits, using cat and animal forms to cause harm to an Earl and his family. Confessions described spirits like Rotterkin and varied demonic visions, with other women implicated in summoning spirits such as cats and dogs, reflecting widespread superstitions.
From early times gold was used for the wedding ring and the plain band remains preferred over a diamond ring. Fuller notes marriage with a diamond ring foreshadows evil due to perceived perpetual reciprocity. In the Hervey islands a bride walks a pavement of relatives on marriage day to her future husband. Canada’s first Christian marriage was Etienne Couliined and Anne Hebert in Quebec City in 1617, nine years after Champlain founded the city.
Gerry the giraffe explains the circus in the city will host a dinner for its friends not in the show. Terry asks questions as the talk covers obliging, simple words, and the plan to tour cities. The scene shifts to a census note, open questions, and a Sunday school quip about heaven.
A compact notice mix of old time ads and jokes. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder issues with warnings and directions to obtain a bottle. Various quips about smoking notices and household products follow, reflecting a page full of product pitches and light humor.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes to restore color to old garments across fabrics from wool to feathers. It promises rich, fadeless results and includes a directing book, color card guidance, and dealer recommendations. A separate jokey exchange about making money via advertising closes the snippet.
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing and bladder boosting remedy. It urges drinking four ounces of Rad Salts daily, mixed in water, with a lemon grape acid base and Lithia, claiming it cleanses kidneys, reduces urine irritation, and relieves backache. Includes endorsement and lifelong usage claims.
A fragmentary exchange shows a query about a magazine subscription and a notice received in France requiring advance address change notification. The text reflects a dialogue tone from Home Sector about groups hard to amuse, likened to a baby.
A fragmentary Toledo item blends whimsical sighs with notes of local life. The scene shifts from hats to a notary flair and stray quotes about charity and marriage. Read as a mosaic slice of 1920s era society and humor.
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