Don’t Prod Your Liver to Action 2a ae
Readable fragments describe a cautionary note on liver health and avoiding unnecessary exertion. The phrasing emphasizes not forcing the liver, implying guidance for safe activity levels and personal care.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
10
Readable fragments describe a cautionary note on liver health and avoiding unnecessary exertion. The phrasing emphasizes not forcing the liver, implying guidance for safe activity levels and personal care.
Local notes from Olive Branch mention Mr and Mrs John Cameron visiting relatives, Walter McCisin Howard Aumen and Anna Galbraith home from college for Thanksgiving. The wind caused damage Saturday and Sunday, with porch damage and icy conditions at the school.
Farmers report barns destroyed by last Saturday's wind storm across Fulton County. Names include George Yancy on Henry County line with a large straw barn down and rebuild. Stillman Biddle York township with straw barn and silo destroyed. John G. Buehrer Chesterfield township large barn wrecked. Barker of Seven Star area barn destroyed with cattle loss. B Smout Fulton township barn destroyed. Road improvements planned across the county to place routes in multiple townships. Defiance County aims to build about 35 miles of concrete roads, seeking statewide standardization.
C E Brewer of Village Springs describes a severe kidney attack that confined him to bed for three weeks and caused extreme pain. After taking Foley Pills, he felt relief after the first doses and was completely cured with no recurrence. Fink Haumesser.
A garaged engine warning urges not to run cars indoors and to use a hose connection to vent fumes outdoors. The text also notes Congress extending the scope of the 1920 census to include forestry and forest products, subjects not previously covered by census acts.
L F Waid writes from near Grand Rapids Michigan praising the Fulton County Tribune and sharing farm experiments. He describes green cover crops, peach tree pruning trials, crop yields, and a spraying test plan while reflecting on wartime diplomacy and United States policy toward allies.
The text reports the death of Miss Edna Edna March of Michigan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank March formerly of the area. It also mentions Joseph Stineman leaving a hospital and staying near Bowling Green, George Gawdern’s cancer surgery in Michigan, and Thanksgiving dinner visits by Thomas Bixler and family and Frank McBride with Homer’s family. The indabies Saturday evening caused some damage locally.
Fragmentary lines reference olive color and skin tone linked to a vegetable compound. The readable text is ambiguous and does not present a clear event, person, or place to describe in a full news card.
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