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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
3
OCR fragments show a chaotic mix of advertisements and comic quips about constipation, vermifuge, temper, and advertising strategies. It mentions a wife, measuring herbs, and dull product lines like Putnam Fadelena Dyes, with stray notes about candy kids and lemon drops.
An American woman travels with her aunt to Tokyo after a family prophecy about marriage. A Nakodo Go-Between arranges a mock betrothal to an aged Japanese suitor in the Imperial Palace, but the bride refuses. A twist resolves with the couple planning to marry in June and travel to Japan to challenge tradition.
SalotBaens, at seventy, appeared before a Herlin audience with remarkable fluency and clearness of passages. His elastic touch and full round tone delighted listeners. Claire Dux sang two numbers, and Saint Saens accompanied from memory with exquisite touch and fidelity.
The article argues a year of rest is needed to restore industry balance after tariff and currency legislation. It critiques Sherman law confusion, praises court interpretations, and warns reforms may spark further litigation and uncertainty. It contrasts Democratic aims with Republican protections and notes political maneuvers affecting wages and leadership.
Invents New Kind of Bomb Hresdin Germany A bomb which produced stupification has been invented by a Prussian woman Ide Boehm. A single bomb supposedly put hundreds of men into an eight hour sleep, the claim. Burglar Escapes from Box Car in Newvillage New Jersey constable locked a burglar in a box car. Next morning the prisoner was missing leaving a note saying next time be sure there is only one way out.
A first person ad describes kidney weakness causing back pain irritability and nerve symptoms from uric acid. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a long used remedy and includes a long testimonial from Henry Zumach of Hutchinson Minnesota claiming relief after multiple boxes.
An old time medical spoof promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills, listing Foster Milburn Co. as proprietors in Buffalo M C and price 50 cents. A physician prescribes a drastic diet change to a sick man, hinting the goal is to drive local grocers from business, prompting a satirical note on exploitation.
A disputed claim over Martha Washington’s will draws collectors into a high stakes swap involving J P Morgan’s library. The article notes the fragile balance of public records, adverse possession notions, and the wild allure of rare manuscripts amid a broader column of social anecdotes and quips.
In 1913 a Sunfield Michigan woman reports eczema covering her scalp and body was cured after six months of treatment with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad notes the product is sold worldwide and offers a free 32 page Skin Book sample.
A reprint of a coffee quit story favors Postum as a cure for nervousness from coffee. A former heavy coffee drinker explains sleepless nights, cravings, and relief after switching to Postum with directions. The ad notes Regular and Instant Postum, plus a brief consumer-education pitch and a call to action for the Road to Wellville.
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