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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
7
A fragment from a health column discusses returning to nature for wellness, noting natural foods and plants like Mayapple and White Horehound. It mentions remedies such as Castoria and Fletcher's, and warns about deceptive cures, urging careful evaluation of dietary and health claims.
A quirky scene unfolds in a mall setting as a clerk improvises a clever plan amid a crowd. Soldiers and bystanders react with confusion and curiosity as a humorous exchange over names and papers unfolds, revealing a playful moment padded by the chaos of a busy shopping venue.
Fragments form a chaotic dialogue with police and a waiter, mentioning not serving certain portions and a strange exchange about money and items. The garbled text hints at a scene in a restaurant with unclear actions and quotes.
William A. Radford discusses a compact 24 foot wide home design ideal for urban or small town lots. The article notes wartime housing restrictions easing, spurring a nationwide “home building” push with government support to create affordable, efficient, space saving houses. The design emphasizes economical use of space, practical features, and potential cost savings, aiming to appeal to buyers building their own residences.
A Paris paper notes a wartime birth announcement by Pierre Biouget and Marie, with Francois’ name highlighted. A Welsh minstrel and a jovial Scotsman tease with puns about “The Messiah” and “Cash.” Poultry dealer Mr Fox advertises by mixing birth flair with his wares, joking about a late night find.
A descriptive piece outlines a late 19th century home showing a modernized interior with double doors between rooms, sun parlor at the front, a sun porch, three bedrooms on the second floor plus a sleeping porch, and a pantry near the kitchen. The exterior emphasizes the front garden, shrubbery, and daylight through wide windows while noting curious passages and a large stairwell.
Teach Children to Love Books. Parents are urged to guide kids to enjoy reading and overlook frustrations, as borrowing from public libraries is easier today. Also note plants react to sun exposure, with dawn sunlight affecting yellow colors in Tropaeolum majus and midday light intensifying violets and purples, while leaf lobing shifts.
The document presents Tobias Lear’s diary style account of George Washington’s last days at Mount Vernon from December 12 to 14, 1799, including bleeding attempts, medical care by Craik Dick Brown and others, Washington’s final words, and the aftermath as Congress adjourned and mourning plans began. It preserves a contemporary view of the president’s final hours and the immediate historical context.
The report cites Marie Gillespie’s election as vice president of a labor federation in Massachusetts, a North Dakota defense effort to redistribute surplus labor, and prison rules about limited libraries. It also mentions Broek in Holland as exceptionally clean, historic name changes to Great Britain and Ireland, Teeland’s women’s enfranchisement, bread from moss on the Columbia, New Zealand postwar soldier reintegration, Japan’s wrestling lineage, flower color stats, Japanese marriage silk sashes, and a Commerce Department publication tally with costs and pages.
Inia rubber trees yield a sap flow for over two decades while a thaw prompts frequent mapping. East Asia trade falters with extinction feared. South Africa diamond output for the period totals 1,410,836 carats valued at $19,086,092. Cuba tobacco districts ship 440,083 bales to Haynon market. Bermuda exports 1917 near double 1916. Danish West Indies show blacks outnumbering whites in officials. civic and business life runs smoothly with well managed hills.
A fragment from a Los Angeles Times piece describes a curious scene in which a young boy, Leslie Harris, during a church visit, shows intense interest in money collection and seemingly follows his father while money flows. The text includes editorials about training children, amusements for rainy days, and mentions Germany’s debt in a miscellaneous collection of notes.
An advertising copy touts Knowlton's Danderine as the solution for heavy beautiful hair. It promises quick gloss and dandruff removal, then claims new hair growth after two weeks, with sensational personal testimonials and a closing jab about a headache prone figure.
An old advertisement notes a home hair darkening mix using water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine with full directions in each box. It promises gradual darkening without scalp staining or greasiness. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry whitening and adds a wartime line about men and trains.
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