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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
2
An old fashioned remedy touts Nature’s storehouse of herbs and roots for digestion and bowel support. The ad claims Lincoln Bitters acts as an appetizer laxative regulator stomach tonic and general tonic to aid weakened systems and indigestion with a money back guarantee.
Priscilla and Philip Fosdick navigate fear, memory, and control after a claimed prophecy of Leonora and Mario’s marriage. A detective trace links Leonora to Mother O More. Fosdick guides Priscilla toward willpower, studio work, and a life that drowns the dream of Leonora while hints of shared psychic ties endure.
Maj C Thursten Greene aged seventy eight, Civil War veteran and title holder, is believed to be the oldest student in the country attempting memory recall at Bronx M A evening school. A former service man, he received a memory training scholarship while applying. The piece mentions a medicine man of the Ibes tribes and their shield like practice among Ibes warriors.
New York's town hall on West Forty-third Street opened as a public forum under the League for Political Education. Henry W. Tutt, chairman of the board of trustees, said the aim is to create a modern Roman forum for all law abiding citizens, a future Faneuil Hall.
A historic note recalls Hibbing Minnesota being relocated to allow iron ore mining, describes a three story hotel moved on steel rollers to New Hibbing, Sewing Machines consume millions of feet of lumber yearly, and lists hardwoods used in tops and veneers along with a scattered, quirky miscellany on galoshes and spiritual alarm clocks.
A muddled column collects varied notes from Asia to Europe. It recalls a Bath scene in Asia with a flute performer, mentions charcoal usage in Thailand and Vallombrosa forests, and includes fragments from books and jokes about hair and leveling.
A widow from Michigan reports her 70 year old husband in poor health for years. After doctors and costly medicines, he improved on Earle's Hypo-Cod for five weeks, gaining sleep appetite and vitality. The ad promotes the remedy as safe tasting with the formula on the bottle and recommends druggists. A brief note adds a remark about bee-derived poison and distant relatives at poor funerals.
An old advertisement promotes Grand Pine cough remedy from The Grand-Ald Co. It claims three ounces mixed with syrup yields a pint medicine that stops coughing, opens airways, strengthens membranes, and fights germs. Includes price and mailing option, plus a family health slogan and a comic dialogue excerpt.
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