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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
10
Advertorial style claim describes Mrs Wikuwe and A B Wieilich promoting a tonic to boost energy and appetite. They credit the remedy with helping health woes and vitality, urging readers to try the product advertised in the issue. The piece references a Dr. What the Doctor Did and mentions local names and addresses in connection with the promotion.
An old advertisement describes aspirin as a remedy for pain including toothache and rheumatism. It notes a twenty one year safety claim and mentions packaging of twelve tablets and larger sizes, with a brand linked to a chemical chemical name and a seller.
Fragmentary excerpt appears to discuss gender stereotypes and a quoted figure named Binks. The readable lines suggest a defense of a woman while noting problematic language. Context and full attribution are missing from the excerpt.
Mr W M Fellers, living in Lita, was forced to move out citing neighbors annoyance. The notice describes alleged tuberculous symptoms, a home remedy story with Grande Pine cough medicine and a plea for families to keep it on hand. It closes with unrelated clippings about a Fort Wayne chorus member.
An analysis from the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture outlines factors shaping potato prices and storage costs for farmers. It notes price trends vary by month, with low prices in October and sharp rises into March and April, and stresses local conditions and overall supply influence decisions.
An analysis of monthly potato prices from 1910 to 1940 shows March prices often lower than December in high production years and similar shifts in smaller harvests. It notes storage effects, purchasing power changes, and advises farmers to consider USDA reports and economic conditions when deciding when to sell potatoes.
Wall trained neutral inspector service now certifies quality and condition of perishable products at 25 market centers and about 100 supplier markets. Certificates serve as prima facie evidence in court and aid settlements between shipper and receiver, protecting honest dealers and shielding unscrupulous sellers. A service fee is charged per car inspection.
Fragmentary notes discuss depreciation for weather exposed machinery to justify an improvement shed for poultry. Mentions roosts, whitewash, hens, and a best house plan, urging better poultry housing and home comfort.
The farmer owning and operating a tractor must ensure nature’s work suits tractor use, provide enough working days annually to lower overhead costs, maintain proper lubrication, and show knowledge to inspect and adjust the tractor. It should include suitable implements and correct adjustments.
The article warns poultry keepers to inspect for insects in fowl houses during this season. It notes mites lower bird vitality and raise disease risk, and recommends frequent spraying of cracks and crevices, including under roosts, with kerosene or 4 percent carbaryl to eradicate mites and improve flock health.
A fashion column notes the return of long court trains after wartime restraint. Designers favor simple, dignified embellishment with sash trains, brilliants in drapery, and artful embroidery. The piece cites Lanvin and Cheruit gowns, black and white contrasts, scarflike accents, and brocade bags as key trends.
Advice on pest control urges destroying hibernating pipes to boost pest mortality and reduce spring populations. It also recommends covering grape vines and raspberries with earth before frost and warns against feeding moldy food to chickens and dangers of dirty milking equipment.
Fashion writer notes approved green shades for fall and winter wardrobes. Olive, bottle, and dark green duvetyne suits, olive georgette frocks, and embroidered blouses are highlighted with oriental embroidery trending on dresses capes and jumpers. Footwear shifts toward darker tones and varied strap styles while high laced boots remain popular in wet weather.
Buttered, water-dipped pan roasted potatoes with beef fat. Bran bread with molasses and bran blends yields two loaves suitable for children. Apple pudding uses apples, molasses, cinnamon and crust. Chicken fillets with ham and mushrooms serve on toast with butter and cream. Venison saddle improves with larding pork fat and mirepoix. Potato dumplings steam to tender light rounds. Citron melon preserve uses melon, sugar, ginger and lemon in a rich syrup.
Instructions for fried chicken with a lard butter pan, two hour steaming, and a milk gravy. Also, a baked sliced ham recipe with parsley onion fat, lemon juice, moderate oven thirty minutes, and optional mustard for extra flavor.
A New York farce opened as The Merchant of Venice but drew small audiences. Viewers mistook it for a Shakespeare burlesque, prompting a name change to Because of Helen, which then filled the theater nightly. The Atlanta Constitution notes the coinage of the quip about poetry and feet.
Ad claims Diamond Dyes fix worn garments with rich fadeless colors on wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. Consumers told to ask druggist for the Diamond Dyes Color Card. Quotation about wisdom contrasts a man’s sadness with wisdom.
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