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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
7
A scrambled report notes a drastic rise in car tax and penalties in England concerning a driver from Lan Gor who ferries a dog home. Sir Maurice and Lady Anderson hire help to review hospital costs amid a controversial traffic case. The motor pirate restrictions are cited as contributing to petrol shortages and a fines regime.
A reader recounts a decades long health struggle with kidney issues and the relief found after trying Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes gradual improvement, reduced pain, and renewed energy following medical guidance and continued use of the remedy.
A jumble of court phrases, baby care pitches, and playful witticisms appears, including remarks about a judgment and payment, an appeal to Cuticura products for babies, and snippets about news items and a bomb incident. The text blends legalities, advertisements, and light humor without a single clear narrative.
An analysis from Washington outlines the staggering daily war cost near 176 million dollars as of the fourth year, with figures on deaths, disabilities, and labor shifts. It notes the immense capital destruction, redistributed wealth pressures, and the economic toll of mobilized manpower.
A fragmented report describes Japanese girls engaging in business in large cities. It notes the emergence of women workers in Denver and Yokohama, with references to Veirton and Denver girt roles, and mentions Mise Tilete Green as a secretary in a women’s association pushing for broader work participation.
The piece argues war spending is massive yet justified, noting trillions spent and the shift in perception. It claims wartime finance funded sanitation education and global cooperation, suggesting peaceful future gains from such large-scale effort and discipline learned in war.
A wartime prayer asks divine protection for soldiers, praising their mission as just. The speaker appeals to a Father figure to guard their paths, return them safely, and keep faith with the homeland, while acknowledging potential sacrifice and seeking guidance.
Hood River residents report a shift in smoking tobacco flavor with Oregon dried apple pomace used to add sweetness and aroma. The new apple based blend replaces traditional cabbage seat components once sourced from eastern fruit districts.
Dr Arthur Lynch notes in nine-part Daily Chronicle extracts on German espionage in France. He describes Meg the German guard ian angel and Old Adolph a former Guards officer who runs a Paris estate used as gun emplacements. The piece outlines a long practiced, highly organized spy system now central to German state function.
A garbled account mentions polite Japanese telephone girls and a family tale from Salt Lake City Utah. It notes descendants of a person named A. Denny Jr and an event described as a birth amid a court setting.
In a small Indiana tale a jitney operator from Aurora refuses to take fares from passengers who vocally oppose America. He offers to return the money and walks away with two men rather than serve unpatriotic riders. The driver’s stance reflects a local sentiment about loyalty during wartime. A separate note from Clay township reports John T. Lube rescuing and gifting a large tame gold eagle to Cincinnati Zoo after trapping it to protect his chickens.
Practical tips for bloom and garden care from E. Van Benthuysen. Cut back roses at the leaf junctions to encourage buds, place gladiolus sprigs in water after first bloom, and dry blooms for vase life. Sun exposure, watering, and proper manure boost profusion, while deep thinning and spacing prevent weak growth. Protect plants from frost and wind, mulching peas, and exposing seedlings gradually to outdoor air to harden.
A home garden guide advises using sulphur tobacco soap for whiteflies, quassia tea sprayed with a garden syringe, and white soap suds to deter pests. It notes red spider on outdoor and indoor plants in drought, warns to burn badly affected leaves, and mentions asters and other plants attacked by pests.
Sy E. Van Benthuysen lists flower seeds to start indoors or in a hot bed early, including verbenas, salvia splenions, pansies, double petunias, geraniums, hardy garden pinks, and Coleus. Seeds should be cut at one end, soaked 24 hours in warm water, then sown indoors by February for best results.
An ancient remedy promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a home treatment for backache rheumatism and urinary tract issues. The ad claims long standing efficacy, safety, and money back guarantees with availability through reliable druggists. It also references domestic industry and toy production notes in a miscellaneous, period tone.
A departing guest generous with a tip compliments a gamekeeper’s steady craft in every business area including the art of extracting a substantial gratuity. The exchange at the station ends with the keeper praising the guest’s loyalty as compensation for modest hunting success.
An old advertisement describes a hair darkening mixture using balms and glycerine to treat gray hair. It promises gradual color without staining the scalp, non sticky texture, and easy home preparation with Barbo Compound. Also includes a few light humor lines and quotes.
A dated health ad urges men over thirty to protect kidney vitality and cleanse blood of poisons. It touts Anuric tablets as a remedy for uric acid issues such as backache and rheumatism, claiming quicker relief and urging readers to send 10 cents for a sample package.
A fragment discusses handling garden soil when wet, timings for removing withered blossoms, and contrasts tulips, carnations, and gearet colors. It notes onions and ground preparation, mentions a preference for medium onions, and observes ongoing experiments in Honolulu on vanina trunk fiber for sugar beet or sugar production.
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