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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
A whimsical tale follows Betty Sallie and a young man as they split two roses for friends ill and ill with a note of budding romance. The pair later discovers Sallie Miller and plans a Wednesday reunion, leading to an engagement now six months away and a soon marriage.
Dr Hilton I Jones speaks at Chautauqua on mental control and how anger harms teeth stomach and organs. He cites altered sublingual glands as the mechanism and shares tales of Hag Jones and Hag Lewis to illustrate how thinking shapes wellbeing and appearance.
Bob Bennett plays Bob Bounstt in the three act comedy Nothing But the Truth at the local Chautauqua. Evans, new to New York and road tours, leads the production as he risks $10,000 to tell the whole truth for a day and night. Audiences will judge performance when it opens at Cheutaugue theater.
Third tour for Whitney promotes his monologue In Walked Jimmie on the Redpath seven day Chautauqua circuit. The article cites his strong reputation as a reader of modern plays and predicts high audience interest during the opening week. A final line advertises a local notice for deacon and wealth enlists.
Ada Jones comments on a production with playful sarcasm about women and kitchen stoves. The text shifts to legal notices and court filings about certified seed wheat in Ohio, listing names, mortgages, and property details. It names many individuals and estates tied to Fulton County Ohio, with a petition seeking release of liens and confirmation of title.
Open every afternoon and evening at Dancing Bottles Grove Park featuring cottages boating and bathing. Free picnic grounds and big Sunday evening dances promote a lively social scene.
Chautauqua performer Laurant and assistants Greta and Laurant will present a three act magic and music program. Fourteen trunks carry elaborate curtain effects and props. Fred Larsen is stage manager and George Eggerter carpenter. special music accompanies each feature. A vol ca n ic fire bowl, magic water fountain, floral plate, magic umbrella, horn of plenty, meteor ic ribbon, and the midair gold trick are featured. The finale includes living cloth imitations and a “Wizard Supper” with audience guests.
Public auction planned for August 16 1921 at 2 PM at the East Court House door Wauseon Fulton County Ohio. Property described as north part of East half of Southwest quarter section 12 Town 7 North Range 8 East totaling about 25 acres, appraised at 2500 dollars with a three installment sale terms. Also notices of probate accounting for Frederick Remow and Alfred Pishur estates, appointment of Earle D Edgar as administrator with will annexed for Kate E Ham estate, and a clipping noting Cloyne Colic and Mellow remedy claims amid local notices.
An obscure early 20th century ad from Wauseon Ohio by Fink & Haumesser promotes a supposed natural tonic. The blocky text claims relief from liver and bowel issues and constipation. The language is garbled yet centers on a cautionary health claim and a guaranteed outcome.
COCOANUT PUDDING recipe uses bread crumbs cocoa sugar eggs and milk baked in moderate oven then whipped egg whites browned. AG REPORTS note threshing haying in progress with dry weather hurting crops. wheat inferior quality, oats yield low, corn damaged by drought, chinch bugs in Northwestern counties. Also stray notices about digestion remedy Mayr's, and local services in Lyons and Napoleon Ohio.
Mrs L A Buchanan of 218 E Linusut Street Wauseon Ohio reports years of back pain dull ache when bending and sharp pains. After taking Donuts Kidney Pills she says kidneys strengthened and back pain eased quickly. Sold by local drug store Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Phone news to the Tri Hine.
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