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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
3
A reader shares twenty six years living with chronic bronchitis and notes improved wellbeing with Peruna and other remedies. The fragment hints at health hopes, personal perseverance, and questions about treatment effectiveness.
A brick bungalow tailored for narrow lots features a five room layout, vinyl-like exterior brick, and compact efficient design. It highlights low steps for easy care, rear porch access, two bedrooms near the kitchen, and space-saving built in beds, with emphasis on cost efficiency and suitability for urban and rural settings. William A Radford notes this style suits small footprints while delivering ample room for a family.
An article discusses compact house layouts featuring multipurpose rooms and porch projections to create extra bedroom space. It notes the value of consulting architects and builders before construction, cites rising rents, and mentions "hi-roof" overhangs and efficient bed and closet configurations as money saving innovations. It also includes a humorous aside about Earl Winterton and a note on home brewed beet sirup.
The map covers about 240 square miles along and near the coast of the Isle of Wight in Virginia. It highlights Franklin and nearby towns, with miniature terrain and coastal features. The piece blends travel vignette with quotes on industry and opportunity, aside from a curious note on Moroccan pirates and pearls.
A glossary issued by the Dritean of mines contalue lists twenty thousand terms for the mining and mineral industry. Seventy seventh Bear Ginitzen, a mercant of Slochta, reputedly wields influence across Sibert. He is eighty five years old and Jane reportedly killed his seventy seventh ber.
A collection of kitchen recipes and methods covers salmon soufflé and salmon skinless prep, Spanish and pimento creams, rhubarb and prune desserts, meat and potato pie, hot string bean salad, and a cheese loaf. Also included are lobster with rice, codfish casserole with tomato sauce, Venetian sauce, Dutch peppernuts, and olive sauce ideas.
A humorist tour through southern states stops to mock a farmer with a ten minute impression. The encounter ends with a card reading two deaf. The clip then shifts to brief quotations from Reform of Oneself and other noted thinkers about self-improvement, admiration, and cautious behavior.
The article describes cooperative kitchens delivering hot meals in hot receptacles with supplied dishes, cutting dishwashing and fuel costs. It notes savings from bulk food buys, profits sustaining operations, and lists bread and Sally Lunn recipes as examples of home-food prep and nourishment for households managing with fewer servants.
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as genuine and proven safe by millions for over twenty years. It touts an unbroken layer package with sections for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and pains. Selling in 12 tablet tins and larger packages with price notes. Also highlights Cuticura soap ointment and talcum as skin care trio with beauty claims.
Advert shows Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a leading kidney remedy. Claims doctors note kidney disease is common yet often undetected. Promotes sample offer and urges buying at drug stores, mentioning Binghamton NY. Also includes a quip about magazine variety and a line on marriage.
Mrs Mary of Wyandotte Michigan suffered years of monthly pain and collapsed appetite until she stopped doctors and used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. After three bottles of the compound and two of the wash she says her condition improved and she recommends it to other women.
Sir Oliver Lodge, criticizing spiritualistic mediums, cites a Sunday school tale about leaving the body after death. A boy, puzzled by the idea of what to take to the afterlife, says he will be “pretty thin up there,” highlighting the humor and doubt surrounding next world descriptions.
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