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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
6
A 1915 Red Cross campaign denies proceeds from Red Cross Christmas seals will fund war relief. Ernest P. Bicknell, national director, emphasizes support for tuberculous work and appeals for local aid to fight tuberculosis which kills about 200,000 annually.
The piece argues income tax immunity for many under $3,000 yearly and the broad tax burden during war may linger in voters’ memories. It notes the 1916 expiration plan and contrasts Made in America tariffs with protectionist aims, urging economy and leadership while discussing Roosevelt, Cannon, and party dynamics.
A Milwaukee Sentinel editorial argues Cannon's district chose him by popular vote and that voters have right to their representative. It criticizes Progressive calls against Cannon and frames his election as evidence of public discontent with Democratic administration and progressive politicking.
The piece critiques the Democratic platform pledges on a one term presidency and questions President Wilson and Mr. Marshall's stance. It notes tariffs and party loyalty, cites historical shifts after 1896, and contrasts Republican and Progressive positions. It also mentions Representative-elect London and the prospects for socialists in Congress.
The article notes the Low Countries as a prominent setting in English fiction with Thackeray's scenes in Esmond and Vanity Fair and mentions Namur's ties to Tristram Shandy. It also recalls My Uncle Toby in Flanders. It reports a Bath man in Maine subsisting on beans, claiming ten cents a day sustains him.
State officials reviewed the federal war tax stamping rules. Most official papers for private individuals or corporations must bear stamps, with stamp supplies provided by the requester. The price of stamps and fines for noncompliance are outlined, plus exemptions for teacher certificates.
The article discusses a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin urging careful distinction between permanent and perishable road features in using highway bonds. It notes a 20 year standard for permanent features, and mentions Ohio Governor Cox urged to back Brand Whitlock’s relief ship plan for Belgians. It also covers a new State Council of Carpenters, coal rate reductions affecting rail competition, and an apple auction at Ohio State University.
A laborer aboard the Tiger, a 5700 ton coal freighter, survived 11 days without food or water after being buried under coal while the ship discharged at Delagoa Bay. He had tried to move but was blocked by coal, later rescued and recovered. The report notes wide differences in sidewalk quality between Japanese cities and the empire.
A damaged article notes claims for Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy from William N. Gots of Battle Creek. It describes relief after one bottle and praises the remedy for digestive relief, urging chronically bothered readers to try one dose. Also mentioned is John Brow’s fish catching alarm device on the Conecuh river and a quip about Austin's Pantake.
A group of physicians aboard a train discuss germ spread while the porter jokes about brushing them off. The doctors insist sneezing spreads germs and protest the brushing as dangerous but the porter mocks their concerns, prompting a tense exchange in a Youth's Companion tale.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for pimples blackheads redness and dandruff with a free sample offer. It also relays anecdotes from John R Drexel on German restraint during wartime temperance effects and a brief joke about a ragman. It ends with a Castoria parental advice note for infants and children.
Dr W A Home of Rochester urges the Dental Society of the State of New York to educate parents and professionals about preserving the first permanent molar. He argues many dentists undervalue this tooth and favor extraction, stressing its care is as crucial as overall mouth cleanliness.
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