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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1914
Page
4
In a fragmentary 1914 era page, readers see a mix of war reflections and ordinary notices. The piece references peace on earth during Christmas, sorrow from war, and distant images of hope. Local items mention health notes, school events, farm life, and Christmas greetings from residents and businesses.
Mistletoe has long been a sacred and medicinal plant in European lore. Druids and Celts treated it as divine, with rituals in June and December, and many regions still credit mistletoe with healing and protective powers against poisons, wounds, and misfortune.
A playful catalog of holiday gifts from unabridged dictionaries to humorous medical volumes. It praises delightful small books for children age three to four and lists curious titles by Professor Rausmissen and T. L. Eecopex, plus practical guides like The Complete Bar Keeper and One Thousand Ways to Cure a Cold.
A humorous collage of working-class vignettes and advice from a vintage page. It lampoons holiday wedding plans, flirtatious banter, aging attitudes, piano lessons, the dangers of learning, household swaps, and the quirks of daily life. It also promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for colds with a cheerful sales line.
A quirky pastiche recounts a printer who published the Weekly Suess with humor and grit as he funds his family, ends up editor in chief of the Heavenly Guide, then includes a child’s Santa letter and a village election notice from Walloon Ohio dated 1914.
A collage of Irish dead and living memory with songs and lament. It includes a New York Times quotation on a fallen fighter named Mickey O'Toole, an exhortation to Christmas poetry by James Whitcomb Riley, and an ad for Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and a liniment.
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