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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin tablets on a broken package claiming rapid relief for headaches stomachaches colds and pains. It notes small and large package sizes sold by doctors and druggists at a few cents, with directions for use and manufacture by Bayer.
An assortment of patent medicines and home remedies advertised for ailments including kidney problems, foot care, and skin conditions dominates the page. The items include Swamp-Root, Allen’s Foot-Ease, Cuticura products, and other tonics, with bold claims and widespread availability notes.
An article by William A discusses distinctive bungalow designs featuring bay windows dormers and special roof lines. It notes the appeal of private yards and shrubs while stressing value in home ownership and the down payment needed to start building. It also includes recipes and kitchen tips as a miscellany.
A Tangaloa style bungalow with six rooms rises from a square frame on concrete, featuring a tile roof, dormers, and a front hall that flows to a living room and dining room. First and second floors provide three bedrooms, with a flexible layout aiming for economical construction and central heating options.
The town's stingiest man, famed from a Theresa hymn and a Spurgeon reference, is teased about what he will bring to a Sunday school picnic while scripture chapters and proverbs drift through the tale as townsfolk discuss overcoming difficulties.
Instructions describe mixing homecake with meat and water, shaping a thin batter on a palm sized disk, cooking on hot stones over a campfire. Includes tips for bacon grease or fat and alternatives if grease is unavailable.
An excerpt lists the Nine Worthies as Hector Alexander Julius Caesar Joshua David Judas Maccabeus Artur Charlemagne Godfrey Hercules Pompey with Guy of Warwick as a substitute. A Kansas City Journal quip jokes a mechanical expert could write on beauty medians after a wife’s makeup.
The article outlines summer friendly dishes such as sweetbreads salad chicken salad and curried chicken. It provides detailed steps for deviled chicken stuffed eggs potato salad and picnic friendly cakes and pastries. It emphasizes fresh vegetables eggs mushrooms and poultry as seasonal staples and includes serving tips and dressings.
A collage of passages includes Boy Scouts cooking over coals for hikers, Herodotus mentioning cotton as tree wool, Vienna's Danube geography, lightweight political jabs, and quick quips about kindness and romance. The items read as a miscellany of era miscellany pieces with brief punchlines.
A shy farmer courts a serious-minded young woman who agrees to a hand squeeze if he loves her but lacks courage to speak. In a silent parental parlor the moment arrives when she offers the ultimatum and he must reveal his feelings.
Chicago readers are urged to use Eatonic for several weeks with one or two tablets after meals to remove excess acids and gases. Testimonials claim belching and bloating ease as the body detoxifies, leading to renewed energy and wellbeing. Drugstore guidance and public recommendations accompany the ad’s pitch.
A humorous scene unfolds with Titus Titmouse visiting a newspaper office and confronting the editor over past misprints. The editor coolly counters with wit, noting the paper does not print stale news and joking about mistaken identity. Renowned writer Blasco Ibanez discusses cubism in New York with a playful anecdote about a Madrid artist.
Aphorism attributed to Bacon warns that when religion justice council or treasure falter society faces peril. The piece urges prayer for favorable conditions amid political strain and moral decline.
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