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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
4
Correspondence notes visits and gatherings across North Dover and nearby towns. Families like Floyd Brees and Kloppels visit, revival services at U B church run weekly, and local residents such as Powers Hartmxnlers join in celebrations and holiday events. Community updates include health notes, travel, and church activities.
Fragmentary local column recounts testimonies on rheumatism relief, names area residents visiting Henry Walker, church activities, and New Year gatherings. Train schedules and community notices include Pricketts and Paxsons at John Hollyoan’s, Baptist Ladies Mission meeting, and small social events among Lyons and Wardport residents.
More items listed in the variety section include 6 to 8 inch decorated salads, cups and saucers with gold bands and English flow blue, gold and white steak platters, 6 inch iridescent salad bowls, 8 inch crystal glass salad bowls, St. Denis shape large coffee cups, Tc Combiners in white or blue granite, a 198 cent round combination roaster with extra pedal, and a 16 version Bottic peroxide product.
A dated ad lists assorted bargains for a Saturday order including evaporated peaches, oats, rolled oats, hand cleaner, Alaska salmon, wax beans, and crystal soap. The promotion promises a free Sea Foam sample with every 25 cent purchase of crystal soap.
A local sale offers about 50 pairs of men’s Walk Over shoes discontinued with prices cut to 1.98 per pair. Sizes range from 6 to 10 including 6, 7, 8 and 9, in patent leather and other finishes, previously selling up to 4.60. An additional boys’ shoes lot contains about 25 pairs in sizes 1 4 up to 5, with choices in patent, tan and black, marked at 1.69 per pair.
Fayette, Geo. Shipman and family of Vicks, barn, Mich, visit with Chas. Shipman and Samuel Lantz families. Visits to Earl Brink, Geo. Bachman at Lee Lester's. Helen Shaffer of Morenci visits cousin Mrs. Golda Caulkins. Will Murdoch of Coldwater visits Vern. Wike. Nate Grey and family with son Tom. Gifford, North Adams guest of Clarence Shipman. Wedding in Medina. Nancyae funeral in Liberty Center. Triggs moving to Canada. Mohler family bereavement near Colton. O. H. Barnard and Lyman Johnson visit. Prohibition meeting invites. program and addresses planned for Jan 15, 1914.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Derby’s Kidney Cure promising relief from kidney and bladder troubles. It urges readers to prove the treatment before paying and mentions free sample packages via the local druggist, claiming universal benefit and rapid patient improvement. The copy uses sensational language typical of vintage patent medicine ads.
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