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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick hair restorer that makes hair soft glossy and full of life. It claims dandruff reduction and stronger growth and urges buying a bottle at drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
An old advertisement touts Papa's Cold Compound as a rapid cure for stuffiness and head symptoms. It claims a dose every two hours, with three doses often ending a grippe, and highlights relief from runny nose, headache, and congestion. The prose imitates early 20th century patent medicine hype.
An OCR fragment discusses how Aspirin should be taken with water and the Bayer Cross safety mark on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It mentions Bayer as the trade mark and references packaging and directions from The Bayer Company. The text also includes a stray hotel anecdote and a newspaper quote about a hotel stay.
A distorted ad-like excerpt touts Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles claiming it meets the world’s greatest war fatalities and praising its American manufacture and widespread use. It also contains unrelated political and health claims about Worms and a referenced governess.
Renters and prospective builders face higher costs as owners demand rising rents. A compact forty by twenty six foot bungalow design with brick foundation and attic space offers a practical four room plan. The article urges study of building plans, noting books from architects and suppliers aid the home building decision during winter weeks.
In a seventeenth year vignette, Bayard Taylor recalls fever in Goettingen and a physician who declined a fee. A professor advised travelers paid as they pleased, noting no fixed rate and a sample of twenty groschen about 69 cents for two visits. He then describes a two year European journey through Britain Ireland Belgium and Germany.
An illustrative floor plan shows a narrow entry hall leading to front living and dining rooms with a shared chimney. Two equal bedrooms flank a central bathroom, with pantry and closet spaces. Builders advise consulting an architect or contractor to tailor designs and save costs, noting flexibility for a family of three or four.
A garbled text discusses sycamores planted along a street and the honor of future generations benefiting from trees. It reflects on urban forestry, civic responsibility, and the role of trees in cities, though much of the sentence structure is damaged. The passage evokes a reverence for nature amid urban life.
Fragment describes early papermaking from mulberry bast allegedly invented in China in the second century C. It notes later use of straw and other fibers and claims the craft spread to neighboring regions, reflecting on its decline in the current era.
This article describes a chicken pancakes recipe using roast carcass scraps plus broth, onions, carrot, and lemon yolk glaze, then bacon wrapped chicken pieces folded in thin pancakes and baked. It also outlines Philadelphia Butter Buns with yeast sponge, butter, currants, and a Jolly roll method, plus Creole pralines with pecan meats. A Whittier quote closes the piece alongside economical tips for food waste, paraffin reuse, and general kitchen economizing strategies.
Neruce Marweil poem praises Yellowstone National Park noting its vast area 3312 square miles and varied features including mountain ranges rivers lakes and waterfalls. A separate item mentions balloon observing stations in the United States guiding aviators by tracking currents. A vignette describes a mother and child moment and a playful incident with a baby.
A collage of notes on Europe’s new frontiers with soldiers guarding trains, strict passport checks, and border delays. Mentions flying barriers, friskings, and official papers as travelers face heavy security. Also includes assorted short items on philanthropy, industry, and curious vignettes.
Better health follows using the natural Herb laxative Gar field Tea. It corrects constipation and urges individuals to tackle today’s tasks in preparation for tomorrow. The ad hints many men join the silent majority to improve habits.
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