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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
3
A testimonial style notice promotes Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It touts rapid relief from digestive, stomach and bowel troubles and claims many saved from operations. It urges readers with chronic stomach issues to try a dose, asserting widespread druggist promotion.
A damaged page fragment advertises Calomel and Calrovets syrup as remedies for babies and children. It references old patent medicines and a social scene with Mrs Tren Aypeck and Mr Hennypeck, noting illness and public perception.
Fragmentary text from a Mo newspaper page offers unclear wording about wives and a “wige tenguaga” term. The snippet lacks coherent subjects or events, making it impossible to identify a definite person, place, date, or outcome.
Mortal life of George Whiteheld ends in a grand Exeter gathering. Crowds from nearby towns, led by Colonel Gilman, witness a sermon and dinner in 1770 amid fall beauty and luminous skies. Spectators recall his eloquence and dramatic presence, with locals like John Phillips among the waiting crowd.
The New York Weekly item describes grandmothers using sage tea to darken gray hair and promotes Wyeth's Gage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home bottle solution. The ad contrasts home mixing with store selling and hints at romance and social plans surrounding the remedy.
Fragmented OCR text shows an advertisement for Cuthura Soap promising soothing, emollient care for skin and use in bath and nursery. It mentions sample offers by mail, address in Boston, and suggests popular demotic ad lines. The passage also includes stray prose and stray quotes reflecting period style.
English private Lonsdale in the Doberitz camp struck a German guard and was twice condemned to death. Intervention by the American Ambassador secured a reprieve and his eventual release. The piece also notes lower unemployment in Britain due to the national insurance act and wartime relief efforts.
Philadelphia Ledger notes that U S adoption of trench warfare dates to the American Revolution era. The piece argues trenches then proved safer than fortifications and credits early Americans with pioneering spade and rifle use, predicting Europe may learn from these lessons when peace returns. It also includes a Gotham quip about a grocer and cheese.
A tale of theater mischief as youths in New York toss bad eggs at a displeasing actor. The performer dares them to continue, recalls ancient protests, and pleads for restraint while egg wars and stage lore unfold with odor and laughter.
J C T Moore of Underhill Manitoba, James Steel of Battleford Saskatchewan, and HJ Smith of Clover Bar Alberta recount journeys from Ontario Scotland and Michigan to homesteads. They describe buying, improving, and valuing land, with talk dismissing labor disputes and urging readers to contact a Canadian Government Agent.
A mother recalls post Civil War scarcity and sky high prices from European conflict. She describes thrifty outfits made from salt sacks and old clothing for five children, noting men wore cheap suits, women wore simple dresses, and despite hardship people stayed hopeful and practical.
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy to flush kidneys and relieve backache bladder irritation. It urges drinking water and a daily dose of four ounces of salts dissolved in water, claiming it cleans and stimulates kidneys and neutralizes urine acidity. The piece includes a quip about a real estate agent and a tale of a married woman’s youthful proposals.
In Berrien County Michigan a sale listing shows a coal well producing with several prices and references to locations and names. The fragmentary notice mentions Fort Wayne and Newark areas, suggesting a regional classifieds item with miscellaneous buyers and sellers. Names such as Rogers and Hanne appear among the unreadable text.
A father reads salacious fiction to his family as his children interrupt with a joke about a clock. The scene unfolds with playful sarcasm as the castle bell seems to misread the hour and the father defends the five minutes past twelve claim.
A garbled clipping mentions Marine Eye Remedy Gor with uncertain claims. The fragment hints at a health remedy issue and a cryptic line about hearts and minds, suggesting a metaphorical crisis rather than a clear event.
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