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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
10
A strange missive describes drinking hot water with lime and phosphate to flush toxins and bile after a night’s excess. It urges morning intake to feel strong again, likening cleansing effects to soap on skin and a boy named Jagaby reacting with curiosity.
Richmond woman reports relief from hot flashes dizziness and nervousness after taking seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites improved health during the change of life and urges others to consider the remedy for irregularities weakness and other common menopausal concerns.
A Christian lesson analyzes Acts 4 and 5, focusing on the Holy Spirit’s power, unity, fairness, and the dangers of hypocrisy. It contrasts Barnabas’s generous pledge with Ananias and Sapphira's deceit, warning that duplicity threatens the church and triggers divine judgment.
A devotional piece urges believers to stay in the love of God as perilous times rise. It highlights three practices: build up faith with instruction, pray in the Holy Ghost as an atmosphere for petitions, and look for the mercy of Jesus Christ. The essay cites Charlotte Elizabeth Irvingite episodes and warns against apostasy while stressing fortitude and cheerful encounters to inspire resilience.
The text laments folly and disbelief in life after death, arguing that scripture philosophy and writers agree there is an immortal part. It condemns malicious praise that excuses brethren faults and calls out harsh judgment as a moral failing.
A National Geographical Society bulletin traces Alexandria from its 332 B.C. founding on Shaqots ruins to a thriving modern port. The city, split between an Orientally dense old quarter and a European commercial district, links by rail telegraph and cable to Cairo and ports, hosts the British Chamber of Commerce, and handles about 240 million dollars in annual trade with grain cotton beans sugar and rice dominating exports. The harbor serves 2,000 vessels yearly and 80 million eggs are exported annually to London.
A fragment recounts the tumult around Hypatia the pagan priestess torn by a crowd and reflects on the Alexandrian library as a bridge between ancient Greek culture and early Christian and Muslim Europe. It notes the library’s destruction in war, Moor and Christian scholarship, French control, and later English influence shaping a Western‑leaning modern city.
Land blessed by nature in a tiny Italian fishing village once known as Nol and a long-lived republic before Napoleon. Reminders of its past glory survive in Genoa's shadow with Dante and Crusades era touches. Also notes on Alexandria's fortresses, Dinocrates, Greco Ottoman clashes, and a Victorian style digest. An odd mix links ancient city planning, Mediterranean trade, and a fisherman's life with rich yields and a tribute to mothers by Ingersoll.
A scattered text ponders living in the present with urgency. It quotes warnings about delaying tasks and notes tragic anecdotes from a Brooklyn bookshop keeper who wished to die among his books. The piece blends proverbs and random quotes on truth and reputation, ending with stray lines about conversations and misstatements.
A fragment summarizes Kellogg's Good Health note on how bodily health governs temper and character. It links digestion and blood quality to irritability and mood, warning that prolonged bodily issues can form bad habits affecting disposition and overall conduct. It also includes a brief exchange on home life and suitable upbringing for children.
A commerce department summary argues European conflict reduced 1915 customs revenues by 27 percent from 1914, attributing the dip to war cutoffs in European imports. It adds that the Underwood tariff’s effects show a weakened trade balance, urging protection of the home market and a freer path for exporters in a competitive global economy.
A summary of editorials and quotes on how the Republican Party should handle Roosevelt and the split with the Progressives. Includes views from Boston Herald, Washington Post, and Sprinefell Union, debating party unity, leadership, and the 1912 political landscape. Also notes comments from Champ Clark and Virginia Republicans on Wilson and tariffs.
Fragmentary quotes discuss coal prices and miners duties. A Paris joke targets Le Rire. A telegram of congratulations to a mother marks a birthday, reflecting scattered, humorous clippings from periodicals.
A fragmentary page features a humorously distorted bear story from Ridge, Arkansas, about Bearcat’s mishap, plus a mix of 19th century ads for Cuticura Soap and Ointment, hair tonics, motion cue quips, preparedness slogans, a gag about mail samples, and a quip from Puck. The collection shows era tone, mixed topics, and miscellaneous notices.
A historical overview traces uric acid in blood from Scheele 1775 and its link to backache rheumatism gout and sciatica. It notes Dr Pierce created Anuric a remedy claimed to purge excess uric acid from the system and reduce muscular or joint heat fear and danger.
The snippet shows an assortment of ad like lines for Ball Blue laundry product and stray quips about manners and a leap year maid. It notes a Princeton Tiger item and a joke about proposing to a poor man. It also cites a US liquor expenditure figure of 2 457 669 719 dollars for the year.
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