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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
7
Freezone and Comfort Wear Promised in New Inventive Gear
A garbled early advertisement touts Freezone breathing steel helmets for women and air resistant protective gear. It claims ions of comfort, protection, and moisture resistance with emphasis on durability and thrift, though many words are distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dendgrer
Etra
Drainage Goes Into Caves At Shefford Alabama Plant
Geological study supports underground drainage for a new government plant near Shefford Alabama to dispose of chemical waste. Tests show surface drainage would be costly and may harm streams, with a test hole near a lake draining via subterranean passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cclonre
Tts
Shefferd
Ala
Infants and Opiates Spark Medical Debate
A fragmented, 19th century style report discusses opiate exposure in infancy and its lasting harm. It recounts personal letters in a president’s office, quotes hospital officials, and records social commentary on narcotics and public health practices.
Stomach Ailment Advice Amidst Extreme Heat
In sweltering heat a notice promotes Eatonic tablets as a quick fix for stomach pains, indigestion, and digestive issues after meals. The ad urges chilling beverages and warns about weak appetites and repeated meals, claiming Eatonic absorbs toxins and restores digestion.
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Batonic
Eatonic
Thousania
Ieee
The Word of God from Psalms and Acts
An outline lesson comments on Psalm 19 7 11 and Acts 8 28 37 highlighting six uses of God s Word its perfection its converting power and its practical impact The text also notes the Ethiopian eunuch as a notable example of Bible study and personal evangelism with guidance on seeking spiritual direction and timely ministry.
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the Lord
God
Uhaos
Philip
Samaria
Phillp
Ufe
County Agent Emerges as Leader in Agricultural Development
County agents are highlighted as agricultural leaders in counties, serving as a clearing house for city and country cooperation. They direct where needed, focus on farmer issues, and aid war effort measures from food surveys to marketing farm products. More than 6,000 men and women are educating communities nationwide on food production and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Merchants’ Associations
Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agrculture
Lond Administration
Treasury Department
War Department
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Wiel
Countcil of Nations Defense
Committee On Policc
Lkely
Nym
Systematic Crop Rotation and Farm Equipment Tips
The article advises adopting a systematic rotation of crops and checking equipment before harvest. It warns against using worn binders and stresses protecting machinery from weather, oiling bearings, and obtaining proper seed. It notes concrete silos need curing time, and advises careful cultivation of potatoes and trellised tomatoes for better yields.
Food Production Division Staffing in War Effort Expanded
U S agriculture extension workers and state colleges contribute to the emergency food production drive. The workforce has increased by over 4 000 since July 1 1917 with about 600 more emergency agents than in May 1918. By June 1918 the division reports 2 129 agents in service, reflecting a boosted national effort to raise agricultural output.
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Feder
United States Department of Agriculture
Lnr
Red Cross Pig Club links pork, charity in Carroll County
In Carroll County Mississippi the county agent started a Red Cross Pig Club to raise 2500 pigs for the Red Cross, but 3000 members joined a county with 1600 voters. In September 2000 hogs will be sent to St. Louis, generating an estimated $10,000 for the Red Cross. A $25 prize is offered monthly for the best performing pig. The article also explains farm financing: a business statement helps bankers judge loan safety and farmers with good records can borrow more easily, but clear use and payoff plans are essential.
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U. S
Beas
Siberia
St Sis
Ottawa
Canada
Carroll 3
Mississippi
Red Cross
St. Louis
Carroll County
Rice production in the United States reaches near peak levels
The United States produced between 36 and 40 million bushels of rice in the past two years. The USDA says climate and soil could support much higher yields across states from North Carolina to California. Expanding existing profitable rice areas is the fastest path to grow the crop.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
California
Missouri
American Notes on Music and Wartime Influence
An essay argues Americans have a weak musical culture outside major cities and urges war time and postwar efforts to foster national musical life through regimental bands and public performances. It cites soldiers in the West lacking musical instruments and calls for broader civic music engagement. A Washington lobby anecdote follows about wartime economy and a note on a new electric brass-melting furnace reducing munition costs.
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Washington
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Brown
Philadelphia Telegraph
E. W. Gillett
Bureau of Mines
Interor Lane
Cornell University
Must Have Some Faith and The Mathematical Mind
An assortment of reflections on faith, purpose, and understanding. Mention of air navigation methods using compass and landmarks. Population estimates through history cite 1787 to modern figures, with varying authors and dates. Ends with a brief, unrelated quote about perseverance and Red Cross help.
Lemon Juice Freckle Lotion Advertisement
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle sunburn and tanning lotion. Grocers carry the lemons and drug stores supply orchard white for a few cents. Massage on face neck arms and rounds to fade freckles sunburn and tan giving clearer soft white skin. Harmless.
How old is the ocean and its distant end
Scientists estimate the ocean’s age at about 90 million years based on salt accumulation from rivers and the Earth’s early formation. The article notes oceans began when water condensed from initial gases, with rivers carrying minerals that salt the sea over time. The time of life’s end remains a distant future event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Frank Clark
United States Geological Survey
Thoughtful Napkin Etiquette Sparks Household Debate
In a domestic exchange Mr. Bacon questions using paper napkins while Mrs. Bacon argues it looks unrefined to dine with a napkin tacked beneath the plate. The dialogue highlights concerns of propriety and simplicity in table manners.
Haarlem Oil Capsules offer backache relief and kidney protection
Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a solution for backache fatigue dizziness and urinary issues linked to bladder stones and kidney infections. Claims rapid renewal of health within 24 hours and urges readers to buy from a pro- gist with a money back guarantee.
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