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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
A fragment describes sterilization of utensils and tanks, sealing and cleaning in producing a renowned medicine. It touts herbal roots and care in preparation and claims widespread trust from women who have benefited from its use.
Practical guide to assembling fresh vegetable salads with marinating ideas and simple dressings. Includes tips on garnishes, meat and fruit pairings, and pantry shortcuts for economical, appetizing meals.
Recipe fragment describes making a salad or cake mixture with yolk and water, mixing with salt and vinegar, adding flavoring like spice and cinnamon, baking until the center firms, and notes on texture and storage. Mentions plain cake base and potential variations.
William A. Radford offers free farm construction advice through this paper, promoting modern barns with extensive sunlight, fresh air, and constant water supply to boost livestock health and winter productivity. Features include side windows, ridge ventilators, air shafts, and drinking cups, with tracked roofs and spacious mow floors to reduce obstructions.
A farmer’s guide urges timely construction of weatherproof plankframe barns with silos to raise milk yield and animal health. It notes 42 by 72 foot plans, downdrop doors, and power hay mowing, arguing higher product prices after the war justify higher building costs. Also cites a London Daily Mail dispatch on lost Lille children.
The article describes a grimbrel roof barn plan sized for ten cows and twelve horses with flexible stalls and a central feed alley. It notes a concrete foundation, mixed materials, and overhead grain delivery to mangers, plus a separate horse area and manure track for efficient operation. It also references a petition from French mothers asking for the return of children taken by Germans, and includes brief vignettes on longevity and a quip about a character actress.
New safety gloves called Mesiin four for workmen in machine plants foundries and similar establishments. Made of chrome leather sewn with steel thread rip proof reinforced with steel ribbons. Patented progress system protects the hand while remaining flexible and durable for furnace stock handling and shop tasks.
A Moody Bible Institute lesson excerpt discusses 1 Corinthians 13, emphasizing that the greatest virtue is love. It outlines the preeminence and attributes of love, its permanence beyond prophecy and knowledge, and the transformative life born from love, urging gentleness and truth.
J L Edward, manager of the Agricultural Section at the U S Railroad Administration in Washington DC, offers free farming information to homesickers. He states there is no sale or lending, only informational guidance and requests state preference for learning.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio keeps skin clear with daily use. Soap cleanse and purify, Ointment soothe and heal, Talcum powder and perfume. No toilet table is complete without them. 25¢ everywhere. -andy.
An old promotional snippet urges quick kidney and blood purification using Haarlem Oil. It claims immediate relief within sixty seconds and encourages seeking the cure now to avoid incurable disease. The ad touts three sealed package sizes and a money back guarantee if not helpful.
Madagascar, famed for mystery and wealth in stones, is emerging as a gem producer. Samples of amethysts, beryls, garnets, kanazites, tourmalines, rubies, and sapphires arrive from the French governor general to the U S consulate at Tomative. The Ankaratra district sapphires and rubies are noted for their value, with the Digeon-blood ruby among the most prized stones.
A note on blue herons showing a mild limp from standing on one leg. It quotes that many birds favor one leg due to habit, and people often pity the bird as poor. The piece reads as a casual natural history aside with observations and aphoristic commentary.
The Reason column airs a pun scene with a philosopher reference on ignorance and fruit. A speaker recalls trying to tin an orchard but gaining no fruit due to ignorance, while Noah is joked about as a poor poker player for never holding more than two off kind.
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