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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement fragment touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum Powder for facial care and baby dusting. It mentions Swamp-Root and antiseptic benefits and markets perfumes and tonics as affordable skin products. The tone mirrors late era commercial copy.
A flood of incidents from Ohio reports include Barrett Castor drowning at an abandoned quarry in Kenton, Akrop bricklayers winning $41.28 hourly, and a range of local notes from resignations, anniversaries, thefts, fires, crashes, and political candidacies across Newark Warren Cleveland Toledo Youngstown and more.
Capt Stanford W. Hoffman of New York formerly of the U S Marine Corps receives the Chevalier de l Ordre de l Etoile Noire from Lieut Harry W. Miller for exceptional efficiency in organizing and handling the military police in the rear. Hoffman served at the front with the Fifth Regiment of Marines and was the first officer recommended for promotion in the A ELF Knights of Columbus Gift to Metz.
A bronze statue of Pope Benedict XV by sculptor Enrico Quattrini will be exhibited in a public square of Constantinople upon completion. The note references a curious mix of clippings and dialogues including a club scene and various quotes, with no further concrete events tied to the statue.
A collage of historical notes and curiosities mentions Ben Tillett, labor crowds in a circus, Brockton housing changes, Henry VII rewarding a puding maker, bird eye size comparisons, a new Undertakers and Embalmers union in Texas, coral distribution, California’s first certified public accountant Hertha Aldrich, Lincoln’s inaugural era presidents, a non actinic lamp in photography, cannibal island women, and Pacific natives famed for beauty.
In a whimsical tale the Moon describes wearing a golden ring to remind himself to rest when rain is due. He explains his rings symbolize colors and memories, and that he chooses one special ring to wear, a reminder rather than a fashion. The Queen of the Fairies listens as Mr Moon shares his humor and philosophy.
Collections of brief quotations from 20th century youth magazines. The passages cover parental authority, religious guidance, humor, and moral lessons. Several lines reference growing up, service to others, and naive wisdom from young narrators.
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