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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
3
Woman Myrtle Johnson of Muncie Indiana reports relief from nervous dyspepsia after starting Pepgen. She says appetite returned, meals were enjoyed, sleep improved, and weight gained, with renewed strength and morning refreshment after weeks of treatment. The testimonial appears amid miscellaneous copied items and ad-like chatter.
June 30 Paris report on the signing of the German peace treaty in the Hall of Mirrors. President Wilson and the American delegation participated, with Clemenceau presiding. German plenipotentiaries Moeller and Bell signed. General Smuts signed under protest. the Chinese delegation abstained. The ceremony marked the formal end of World War I, visible in the signature by multiple Allied powers and the presence of troops.
An article by William A. Radford argues rent is high but building a home can be profitable. It explains why owners charge rents, the growing demand, and how to finance construction with a first mortgage. It describes a sample bungalow plan and emphasizes careful site purchase and leasing options.
A fragmented recipe list contrasts garden keeping and hen keeping with daily meal planning. It offers desserts such as Great Peach Cake and Coffee Junket, plus supper dishes and lamb cuts. Instructions cover ice creams and a cherry sherbet garnish, with decorative finishing touches.
A dated instructional piece advises housewives to adjust meals for warm weather. It emphasizes lighter proteins, more fruits and vegetables, careful planning to avoid leftovers, and cooler drinks. It lists peach desserts, puddings, rice dishes, chutneys, and traditional cakes as seasonal options with practical preparation steps.
The article discusses selecting a site with regard to schools and neighborhood growth, then choosing a suitable design. A six room modern wood bungalow is illustrated, 50 by 24 feet, with a main living area, library, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bath. The plan features a large attic, a front porch with brick piers, and a cortonnade between rooms. Monthly payments and a second mortgage are suggested to secure ownership.
The article traces Munich's origins from 12th century leaders including Louis and Henry the Lion, noting salt trade and a bridge built for tax and travel. It also reports Dr James H Henin of the University of Chicago condemning coffee as nerve-damaging and warning against excessive water for those with hardened arteries.
The excerpt blends a Puritan anecdote about perseverance with notes on early volcano research. It cites Youth's Companion and Agriculture Department observations of Ki lava Kilauea, led by Prof T A Jaggar Jr, linking volcanic study to weather services and expanding to Alaska and other U S regions.
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