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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
7
The text lauds Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder support. It urges readers to mail ten cents for samples and mentions Allen's Foot Ease. It briefly references wartime price effects and social strife with a passerby remark about divorce courts.
A fragmentary humorous tale notes Johnny visiting his aunt in England. He reports that public houses open very early and comments on the morning clamor as hens "hiccough" from drinking. The piece blends light dialogue with comical quips from a Doctor and references to entertainment acts.
A wide river of items from Ohio public life includes Theodore Wyatt 17 drowning at Sandusky Bay, Mildred Smit 8 months old bitten by a rat in Canton, theft of $1,000 in parcel post from a Cleveland car yard, and F. Bucher 25 drowned near Wellsville. Ohio census reaches 2,487,000 with 14.5 percent growth since 1910. William Jennings 38 electrocuted in Clark County. Ohio colleges report graduates and commencements. Marion and Athens see Grand Jury actions. Local officials prepare political events for Warren G. Harding and Ohio delegates. several legal notices and endowment plans appear amid a busy state scene.
A chaotic bulletin lists a string of Ohio incidents. Carl Van Lehn, 26, killed in a mine near New Philadelphia. Walter Stevenson, 60, fatally hit by car in G. Hillsboro. a Genoa streetcar crash left one dead and 12 injured. Meanwhile wage disputes prompt arbitration talks as Cincinnati traction workers seek higher pay. Authorities report burglaries, stabbings, and drownings across multiple cities, plus political notes on Harding, tax and bank figures, and university gifts.
In a zoo scene a Red Shouldered Hawk laments misr ead stories about his family the Griffon Vulture and others debate reputations. The hawk explains they suffer from myths of being hen hawks and hope to prove their true nature to the public.
Sergt L Dalrymple a 25 year White House guard spends part of vacation puddling in a steel mill to compare current high steel wages with past pay. Friends doubt he will abandon guarding White House visitors. He likely knows more public IA s than most and has handled many cranks across the country.
A lively crowd in Washington celebrated the Ohio state's nomination with smiles and chatter. Inex McWhirter, the Harding maid, and her friend Hattie Jeffries from the Siamese legation are pictured close by as they discuss Inex's rising influence toward a White House kitchen post.
A mossy miscellany item notes Carlyle reflections on a wise man pondering the Hebe path and acceptance amid public scorn. It also mentions a London hotel for dogs and cats aiding city dwellers, plus a playful exchange about short-stem fox terrier purchases and a crab in the British Museum.
A period piece roundup touches on safety packs for workers, baldness linked to teeth, branded cattle in Australia, oil wells in 80 states, a new biplane glider, cheap hydrogen for cars and ships, long lasting asbestos wicks, Navajo blankets resisting water, Miss Mary E. Rose as railway general manager, New Zealand lead warnings, Champagne bottle labor, Icelandic mass book edits, teaching deaf children via mirror practice, and pineapple industry growth in Hawaii with 7 000 acres planted.
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