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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
6
The device functioned on a break-glase and pull-hook principle in public first aid stations set along Berlin streets. Cabinets held stretchers, dressings, and first aid articles for rapid response in emergencies.
The page blends a wartime drill anecdote with a church clerk prank and a Tulip Tree feature. A rookie private nearly drops his rifle during inspection as a nervous junior officer bellows at him. Wille asks why the minister is called Neverend, then learns Reverend is the proper title. The Tulip Tree article notes its autumn yellow leaves, rapid growth, and native range from Pennsylvania to the Ohio Valley and southward, with a brief comic aside about porridge and a Ottoman crescent symbol adopted by Osman I.
A collection of misread snippets covering diverse topics. Mentions England pensioners, Python behavior, cotton spindles in Lancashire, Spanish dancing, albatross bill colors, China sugar cane experiments, Elachona forest, quinine from various countries, rural superstition about Christmas carols, rising U S natural gas value, London women students, tiny airplanes, radium, archery terms, Formosa trade, Paddy Burke voyage to London, German domestic workers hours, and Italian clock construction with bamboo components.
Edward W. Pickard reports on U S naval talks failing to curb submarine use against commerce while Britain argues France seeks too much in tonnage limits. China and Japan mediate Shantung, Ireland moves to ratify the police treaty, and McCormick urges American occupation of Haiti with a high commissioner to stabilize the island and settle debts.
Berlin reports that Gerwan authorities faced calls to forbid pre Lent carnivals lasting four days in South Gere ian and Wiitnelandery. Planners argue the revelry impoverishes people and invites disorder with parades and street noise. Residents of Cotogne condemn the celebrations as disruptive and unsafe. Municipalities previously banned carnivals, but restoration plans spur appeals to central government.
Washington delegates report an agreement in principle on a tariff revision plan. China would face a 4 percent ad valorem rate plus a 2 percent surtax, with a new ad valorem schedule prepared by experts. Full implementation by June 1 requires further talks on internal tax concessions and periodic updates to keep rates current.
A scrambled Ohio news summary reports a mix of local gov actions and incidents. Mayors elected in Springfield. Bank mergers in Sandusky. a Toledo murder case. a Middletown beer wreck. and other varied items across Athens, Lima, Cincinnati, and Columbus.
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