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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
6
An old time ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cold remedy with claimed quick relief. Nearby, a social scene unfolds as Max and Mag discuss a boastful suitor and a luncheon mishap in a small town setting.
Hilary Askew, nephew of the late owner, arrives in Quebec to assume management of the Rosny concession. He confronts Morris, exposes crooked dealings with the Ste. Marie company, secures the maps and books, and signals a full takeover starting October first while facing threats and intrigue from local crooks and clergy allies.
French nobles De Monts and Champlain helped plant early apple trees in North America. The first colony on St. Croix Island near the New Brunswick Maine boundary wintered 1604 05 before moving to Port Royal Nova Scotia. Champlain then founded Quebec and sent more trees, starting apple cultivation in Canada and Acadia Nova Scotia within two decades.
A tale of a farmer’s boy and his boastful lark alarm contrasts with a report from the United States Shipping Board. It notes that steam ships under the American flag now account for nearly a quarter of world stern tonnage and that U S shipyards and workers are expanding rapidly.
Hilary tightens grip at the Ste Marie company after discharging Morris and many St Boniface workers. He closes the desk, rents Morris quarters, and learns of broad terminations as Jean Marie Baptiste reports unrest among crews worried about winter work.
A compact discussion promotes proving life’s claims before trust. It cites Alaska’s caribou feeding grounds and herd leadership, then warns against flippancy with a Rockefeller sales address anecdote, and closes with a Jeremy Taylor reflection on friendship.
A panel of two readers debates a sensational claim that Reds struck, with one insisting a strike requires quitting work and another noting Nored Wastrer did not start with work to quit.
A dinner scene unfolds with the Smiths at table. The butcher’s lamb is questioned while Mrs. Smith reveals it as spring lamb and the joke about chewing on springs emerges amid quiet fork and knife sounds.
An old reliable vegetable remedy by S. C. Wells & Co. Le Roy New York for constipation headache biliousness and liver torpor. The package is recommended for home use and as a gentle aid for both adults and children with feverish or bilious symptoms.
The article notes a disputed tale about Jules Favre signing a postwar treaty with a ring and a seal. It also reports a Canton paper on Chinese script reform, Wang Chao’s phonetic system, and attempts to revive it by two missionaries, plus an anecdote about a garage visit and a Chinese head shaving custom during infancy.
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