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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
10
A garbled editorial note promotes drinking hot water every morning to cleanse the system, claim health benefits and purify the stomach and bowels. It references a wartime raid scene with a curious exchange at a street corner and a mischief of symptoms.
An ad describes Cascarets as a cure for bilious and sick headaches by cleansing the stomach and liver, removing waste, and easing bowels by morning. It claims a 10 cent box will clear the head and stomach and regularize digestion.
An advertisement touts frequent shampoos with cuticle care, promising relief from scalp irritation and flaky hair. Free samples by mail offer and a postal request method are described along with promotional legal-ad style lines and unrelated figures on pepper imports.
The article describes Baghdad as a pivotal Ottoman center guarding Mesopotamia and linking Persia with the West. It notes its strategic location along the Tigris and Euphrates, its role in trade and politics, and recent modernization like oil engines, telegraph lines, and irrigation projects. It contrasts Turkish Sunnite rulers with Arab Shiite natives and highlights external influence from Germany England and Russia. The piece also mentions looming oil wealth and reclamation schemes shaping the city’s future.
A Cleveland shop owner attempts a quiet smoke after delivering rounds when his broom bursts into flames and sweeps down the street. The blaze charred the broom to a stick. he chases away a bowling Italian and a pursuing dog, then quashes his own cigarette.
A dialogue fragment discusses the transfer of authority within a marriage. The bachelor contemplates joint rules as the scepter passes from one to another, noting the husband’s initial control and eventual return of power as life begins. The exchange touches on domestic roles and the changing dynamic with a baby entering the home.
Herbert Adams Gibbons lauds French Boy Scouts in Paris Reborn for aiding the war effort. They patrolled railways, delivered supplies on motorcycles to army bases, cooked for garrisons, served as free canteens for the poor and refugees, and assisted public services and wounded care.
The January 16 lesson analyzes Peters sermon at Pentecost Acts 2 14 41. It asserts Jesus as risen exalted and the fulfilled Joel prophecy and describes the response of conviction repentance baptism and continuation in fellowship. It notes the Spirit’s empowering power and the inclusive reach to Jews and Gentiles.
The fragment discusses spiritual power as the ability to receive limitless force at a soul's threshold, available to both peasants and princes. It contrasts religious genius with superior power of appropriation and notes two kinds of politeness in social interaction.
A sermon-like address extols the Christian soldier as a church member who enlists, follows orders, endures hardship, and avoids entanglements. It cites biblical imagery and historical examples to urge loyalty, obedience, and steadfast service in the church’s cause.
Fragmentary prose on the soul's worth measured by incarnation and death of the eternal Son and by the Holy Spirit. It references Christ's intercession in heaven, grace through sacraments, and faiths view of afterlife, though the text ends abruptly with garbled terms.
The Republican Party plans an aggressive Chicago convention a week before the Democrats meet in St Louis to choose a candidate against Woodrow Wilson. Leaders urge unity and bold action to heal past rifts and set campaign issues, with a strong tariff-reform emphasis and optimism about defeating Wilson.
The Kansas City Journal notes Secretary McAdoo says the tariff must stay out of politics though it clouds the president's path to a second term. It suggests the deficit is also a political issue the administration would prefer to depoliticize.
A political argument opposes direct taxes and favors government bonds to raise revenue. It criticizes tariff policy as most fair and condemns Secretary Redfield’s plan to seize foreign goods as overreach. The piece accuses Democrats of wasteful spending and bureaucratic excess.
John Bull, the nickname for Englishmen, is linked to Arbuthnot's 1712 satire. Brewer notes that resolution and determination can resemble omnipotence, a theme Samuel Smiles discusses in considering achievement.
An Irishman, McPhee, claimed damages after a burst water main flooded his cellar and drowned hens in a shanty near a Kansas City highway. After delays, allies secured a $30 settlement. He planned to buy $30 worth of ducks with the money.
Dr Pierce at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo presents Anu as a superior eliminator of uric acid. He claims it cures backache burning urination and urine sediment and relieves rheumatic and joint pains from uric acid buildup. Go to your local drug store for the remedy.
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