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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
3
A jumble of letters describes chronic back pain attributed to female troubles and relief from herbal compounds and shaving products. Mentions Lydia Pinkham remedies and Cutlers Soap claims, with scattered references to health results and customer testimonials.
A Paris fashion correspondent describes midsummer and autumn styles with sheer fabrics and fine openwork. Details include white and black taffeta jackets with wide plaiting, organdie trims, ribbon accents, and chemise silhouettes.
Fresh berries are abundant for winter use. Prepare berry preserves by crushing fruit with sugar, letting it rest, then canning in sterilized jars. Rhubarb and Raspberry Conserve mix two parts rhubarb to one part raspberries with sugar. Strawberry preserves use sugar and berries, set overnight, then can. The text also details fashion notes and summer drinks, including Mint Julep and various fruit frappes, sherbets, and frozen treats with step by step directions.
The text details a Bimek taffeta dress feature set including deep bottom points, curved back opening, diagonal front crease, and a white heat treatment described as two meles wire. It mentions a brand tieR remtaler, pt tse tomtom detailing, a Wnek taffetm ribbon girdle, and a large Fowette element with Rylan cule MetabiliteB.
A fashion pageant shows women in tricotine and soft rose crepe frocks, with ostrich feather hats and red stockings. White coats and navy dresses mix with bold belts, double ribbon girdles, and new color crevet te. The season’s influence reaches pajamas and contrasting color outfits, as models walk the avenue with refined ease.
A compilation noting road law as the clearest and simplest system on state statute books. It claims citizens can read and understand legal rights in minutes without an attorney. Also references Caesar’s baldness and a joke about keeping young through persistent effort and effort versus fame.
A baking and cooking guide outlines Bechamel and Tomato sauces with stock and milk, and Sauce Piquante for fish. It also covers Salmon with Rice, Curry of Lamb, Deviled Kidneys, and notes on gelatin desserts and a few reflections on music and literature.
A summary lesson notes David's sins of idleness adultery and murder leading to Absalom's revolt. It traces Absalom's defeat and death the accompanying sorrow of King David and the moral lesson on consequences of rebellion and parental guilt. The piece reflects on divine providence in the battle and warns against pride and disobedience.
A devotional excerpt includes an Our Father prayer asserting forgiveness through Jesus Christ and a personal note by Anson on Sabbath observance. Sir Matthew Hale is quoted praising the day’s restful influence on the week.
A quotation from Channing on the greatest man living by virtue and truth. It notes resilience in storms and steadfast reliance on God, truth, and virtue as essential. Plutarch adds that wisdom comes from learning from errors through mistakes.
Mr. C. B. Leats of Lay Md reports relief from nervous tremor heart pressure after using Eatonic. Advertisement claims one bar stops symptoms within minutes and removes poisons and gases. Also promotes Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills for digestion and a proverb about talkers and auditors.
The ad claims thousands suffer kidney issues without realizing it and promotes Swamp-Root from Dr. Elmer Go a Hingmuten New York. It notes reports from druggists and references a Life Insurance Company interview. The piece urges readers to obtain a sample bottle.
The Goodwin sands off the English coast stood as a feared sea hazard with a long record dating to early times. Once an island named Lomes tied to Earl Godwine, it faced continual storms and funding shifts, becoming a grave peril where 13 warships sank in a 1703 hurricane. A stray line notes a man’s car and income comparison.
A terse remark about a flowerlike face prompts debate over intent and perception in a minimal exchange. The dialogue hints at embarrassment and raises questions of tone in social interactions.
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