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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
3
The passage warns that eating meat may cause back and kidney trouble, listing symptoms like headaches, constipation, and bladder issues. It promotes a grape acid salt tonic with effervescent water as a remedy, claiming it clears the kidneys and prevents disease, amid skeptical chatter from a character named Dustin Stes.
An old advertisement praises Cascarets for cleansing the stomach and purifying the bowels, claiming they remove bile and waste from the liver and intestines. It touts easy nightly use, no griping, and bright morning relief, though it warns of heat sensitivity in cold weather and misprints abound.
An ad style entry promotes Diamond Dyes claiming rich fading free color for fabrics from wool to feather. It references a Mexico treasure tale about bandits overrunning mines and the alleged discovery of hidden riches across several Mexican states, with investigators examining evidence.
The ad touts Kitty’s Creme Balm as a ready remedy to clear nasal passages and relieve congestion. It claims rapid relief from stuffed nose, mucous discharge, dryness, and headache by applying antiseptic cream inside the nostrils.
A muddled New York Times style excerpt recounts a tale where a man asks for private information, the woman hesitates, and the man insists it is not private but a service matter. The passage hints at social embarrassment and a misunderstanding between characters.
A fragment describes a home remedy for gray hair with cheap ingredients, claiming it softens and darkens hair, and compares the idea to a corkscrew. It mentions a druggist can prepare it at little cost and hints at timing to see desired results. The passage ends with a metaphor about a mystery map.
Esy King Lodwig now living in Switzerland is in severe financial distress and has cut donations from relatives. He objects to the Bavarian government’s offer of 17000 dollars as an installment toward eventual support, while his private property including wine cellar carriages and high priced horses is reportedly under scrutiny. Seeds for Europe’s Reforestation.
The rabbit’s neiles and social behavior emerge in a playful scene. It outwits larger threats by flight or hiding in burrows, yet remains solitary with simple joys. The piece notes its curious dances and cheerful expressions as it enjoys life despite predation risks.
Fragmentary OCR note comments on color perception and temperament as a minor editorial aside. Mention hints at next endeavors and partial lines about aesthetic judgments, not a complete event or clear subject.
A jumble of curiosities and trivia covers lightning odds, dining customs, athletic feats, age, weather, palm leaves, wind speeds, religious dietary practices, gardening longevity, and movable scenery. Notable items include lightning survival odds, world diet quirks, and a note on Peruzzi’s theater innovations in Italy.
Teak wood is described as essential to Sharan commerce with 100 to 200 years needed for two trees to reach 30 feet. A claim of Tennkwood’s lasting mender is noted. An odd Echo effect is linked to a golf course in southern England, with a possible need for a child-friendly fix.
Akron plans a 490000 theater while a string of Ohio notices recount deaths births and civic moves. Justice of the peace Andrew J. Bean dies. Coshocton victim Grover Goovers may die from a bullet wound. Ashland schools head H D Clarke resigns. many others face indictments resignations and local developments across the state.
A fragmented 1900s style page shows Lydia E Pinkham and patent remedies mockingly linked with a hat try on and war satire. It references dyspepsia cures, a misfit product pitch, and a Toledo based F J Cheney Co testimonial offer, illustrating era marketing and social theater.
Research in France shows vinegar as an effective preservative and bacterial killer, with mustard, cloves, and cinnamon delivering strong antiseptic effects. Essential oils eugenol and cinnamaldehyde boost作用, making these spices potentially superior to chemical antiseptics sanctioned by law. Various anecdotes follow on politics and home life.
In Mount Papa Burts two sisters Ma Howa and her family perform snake charming with king cobras. They preserve a secret art handed down through generations. Their act includes Burmese bands and rhythmic movements as snakes strike. The piece notes swindling by some charmers and cites a sister’s death as proof of genuine skill.
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