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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
3
An old newspaper fragment credits a husband with saving his wife and promotes Lydia Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ailments. The ad-style text mentions buying the product and hints at long-term effectiveness, reflecting period medical advertising language.
A garbled account from a New York club shows Teseph Cummings Chase reacting with surprise to a local tale about a Connecticut farmer. The fragment references a magician’s rabbit escape, a wine moment, and a cryptic dialogue about a bovine cup and a tomato during a Kansas City Tournament.
The article argues through scripture that very few are saved. It cites biblical statements about the narrow gate, the few who find life, and warnings to strive to enter. It contends moral effort alone cannot secure salvation and urges immediate personal commitment to Jesus Christ as Savior.
The text asserts that all things and people derive powers from God and that humans must act for God with all faculties. It reflects a view that creation belongs to God and urges kindness, noting happiness comes from virtue and love, not wealth or bread.
The excerpt reflects on how praises sound musical when spoken by others but flat when spoken by oneself. It argues that help is always available through God’s strength, even in weariness and rebellion, insisting that duties exceed our own strength only if we deny divine support. It concludes that we cannot do evil to others without harming ourselves.
A broad Ohio roundup covers rising intoxication arrests in Canton, a Toledo burglary of 5 000, new plans for a 70000 temple in Laxington, deaths from car accidents in Covington and Warren, wage protests by telephone company workers in Alliance, and various local incidents. Missing details include crimes in Dennison, West Jefferson, Proctorville, and Lancaster, plus political notes on Cox and Pomerene.
A long list of local incidents and figures voices death by suicide and accident. Notable items include Cornelius Pranks near Montezuma and Frederick Walters in Napoleon, plus a New Carlisle area interurban fatality. Industrial and civic notes cover Youngstown Sheet and Tube’s 4000000 expansion, Preble Darke cooperative grain elevator, and Auditor Donahey proposing a 3 member general assembly to streamline government.
A collection of quaint vignettes features talking fields and a boastful clover hay, debating usefulness and flavor in a farmyard mock dialogue. A stray story about a clever, patient fox and a humorous school misstep add to the rustic sketches.
Exhibiting the cured skin of a brown rat, the veterinary inspector of Newcastle England has pronounced sick skins superior to expensive coats. The ratskin industry faces supply uncertainty yet could drive demand, providing incentive to destroy the rats that now plague the area. Bodies may be used for pies or dog food.
War Department ordnance bureau offers 18,000,000 yards of special silk used for cartridge bags. Col. E E Garrison tests by having a dress made and tied to his secretary. A Woman's club debate in Venice ponders bathing salts and modest swimwear amid submarine fears.
A mosaic of quoted phrases and notes references children, poverty, and comfort. It mentions Martha’s kindergarten chatter about a circus, a father’s questions shaping understanding, and a comment on keeping house for one’s own comfort. It also notes Miss Mintock on discontent and a brief history of Thomas Saint’s 1790 sewing machine patent.
January harvests in Australia. sheep as pack animals in northern India. durable belts from animal skins. farm trial in Sinaloa Mexico. eye digestion links by English oculist. Good Roads Day in Decompton Kansas with community women joining highway labor. horse shoeing origins. ceiling light diffusion design. Philippines imports Java coffee seed to revive industry. bricks imports to UK at 410,000 weekly. Manchester co op society unions drive 30,000 employees. Ethel Purdue cited as income tax expert fellow. coconut oil used as mange cure in India. Consul Sager notes 185,000 tons coffee on hand at Marneibo. Kobe merchants form Philippine trade society. English chemist patents milk substitute from peanuts soy and water. locomotive accident in Pennsylvania with 100 miners aboard. persimmon juice extraction method. Japan orders 2,000 5 000 young persimmon trees.
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