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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
7
Reader advert asks about a Dr Pierce nerve remedy said to strengthen the nervous system after surgery. It urges obtaining the pill or liquid form from local druggists and offers free medical advice from Dr. Pierce’s Institute in Syracuse New York. A London quip about a mechanical cow is noted.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure strong medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles with a stated standard of purity in every bottle It claims the remedy is not a stimulant and calms the body through natural herbs available in two sizes while promising relief amidst other unrelated lines.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for cold and pain relief with the Bayer Cross logo as proof of authenticity. It urges following package directions and notes physicians have prescribed aspirin for over twenty-one years while also referencing unrelated laundry product boasts and small town equality.
Harriet Field governess to Nina Carter experiences a chilling moment when Royal Blondin, a captivating visitor, arrives with the Bellamys. Harriet recognizes Blondin’s presence as dangerous as Ward’s admiration lingers, and tension rises as Isabelle introduces him at the tea table.
Harriet Carter navigates a afternoon tea amid social pressures at the Jay mansion. Nina and Ward Carter face flirtations while Nina meets Royal Blondin, a sensitive suitor who vows friendship and hints at a deeper bond. Meanwhile Harriet contends with Isabelle and Mary Putnam as tensions rise around social status, engagement rumors, and ambitions within the upper crust circle.
Uncle Eben recalls a hard earned lesson from horse racing saying it experience was sho nuff a goo teacher. He notes that many folks would quit betting on horses years ago after learning from losses and trials at the track.
An advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for Guide's Pepto Mangan to rebuild blood and combat fatigue. It claims a form of iron strengthens health quickly, promises renewed vigor, and notes the product is sold in both liquid and tablet forms, with installment plan availability.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children, claiming quick relief from constipation and a playful recovery for a sick child. It urges mothers to ask pharmacists for genuine Californian Syrup and warns against imitations. The piece ends with a quip about Simmons and Bones.
A wartime advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for dyeing a sweater, skirt, and a child's coat. It notes the dye works on linens, cotton, and silk blends, urging use of Red Cross Ball Blue to improve wear. The ad emphasizes the value of table linen during wartime and directs readers to buy from grocers.
The piece traces the evolution of the Union Jack from the crosses of St George St Andrew and St Patrick merging over centuries. It notes changing symbolism tied to Ireland Scotland and England and reflects on self-control and property naming amid public sentiment.
An old advertisement extols Tanlac as a universal tonic promising to restore strength, weight, and digestion for “thin frail people.” It claims thousands improved health, with emphasis on digestion aiding absorption and nourishment, and notes sales through druggists.
A Beautiful Girl on a Fifth Avenue bus feels a stranger’s gaze and romantic curiosity. A tense moment, a whispered plea for space overheard, leads to a comic misunderstanding about a purse. The tale shifts to a Bostonian lesson on pronunciation and urban life.
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