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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

3

How Women Avoid Surgical Operations

A collection of testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Letters from Chicago and Burlington claim relief after doctors urged operations, with personal anecdotes of improved health, enabling women to manage homes and work.

Chicago Dragels Lydia E. Pinkham E. H. Haypock St. Lawrence Ave Til Vermont Lydia E Pinkham Burlington E. Pinkham R. Sharon Apple Tree Point Iien Pinkhar Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts University of Minnesota

Two men in town and a paper’s obituary tale

A humorous fragment recalls two men: one pursued office and earned a long obituary, the other gained notoriety for hard work and honest deeds. The town paper misprints a name in his obituary, lending local color. A bantering exchange follows about paternalism and hangings, ending with a joke about a missing button and economizing on thread.

Hun Horn Aire Lester Kansas City

Development contrasts in Central America’s natural wealth

Prepared by the Geographic Society the article argues Central America holds vast natural riches but uneven development due to governance. It compares Honduras, Nicaragua, Salvador, Costa Rica, and Puerto Rico, noting Puerto Rico’s stable government spurs far greater trade. It anticipates canal completion boosting foreign investment and regional stability.

Assimal Geographic Society Central America Panama Costa Rica Caribbean Sea Panama Canal Caribbean Nicaragua Salvador Porto Rica Port Rica Porto Rico Tehuantepec Colombia Sam Honduras Chicago San Francisco Washington Denver New Orleans Puerto Barrios Livingston Flonduras Matagalpa Campo Santo Fininder United States Guatemala Patuma Spain Canal Zone America Chiquiri Centr Forte Rico Cuba

Clove Trees and Earlier Lighting Advancements

Cloves come mainly from Zanzibar and Pemba islands off Africa. The text notes the tropical origin and the strong fragrance of clove plantations, likening trees to giant perfume hordes. It also references kerosene's first use in lamps in the nineteenth century and a moral reflection on gentleness and integrity.

Africa Zinzibar Pemba Tropics Earth

Little Black Bees On A Garden Bank

Ground bees described in a poetic fragment living among stones and grasses. They drift between flowers, gathering primrose pollen while their wings vibrate with a high pitched hum. The setting mentions thyme violets and Eden like pots nearby.

Eden

Growing Sugar Beet Seed in the Rocky Mountain States

The piece outlines the large investment and scale needed for sugar beet seed production, noting biennial roots, seed stalks in year two, and the preference for 100 acre-plus operations. It covers seedbed, planting, and harvest practices, including steckling cultivation, thinning, sowing rates, and post harvest handling in Colorado and neighboring states.

United States Agricullireg States Department of Agriculture Forts Department Rocky Mountain States Colorado Montana Utah Daho Bulletin Resey

Praise Cooperative Truck Associations Gain Support for Farm Transport

United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge rural farmers to form motor truck cooperative associations to move produce to consuming centers and secure farm supplies. They recommend surveying demand and ensuring sufficient business before starting, noting personal effort heavily influences success.

United States Department of Agriculture

Moles Declared Great Nuisance In Washington State

The report notes American fur producers sold two percent more tripleskins than the prior year as the Biological Survey promotes mole eradication. Work with public schools and extension services aims to curb the pest. boys and girls clubs study trapping methods and care. Washington state tally shows $60,000 in males’ pelts, reflecting reduced nuisance due to specialists’ efforts.

William II Bureau of Biological Survey New States Department of Agriculture States Extension Services Bureau Washington

Grinder Handy and Useful on the Farm

A high speed tool grinder, pedal or hand turned, speeds work on farms. These grinders have largely replaced the old grindstone once disliked in boyhood days, proving handy and essential for sharpening tasks.

Insecticides and poultry notes for orchard care

A discussion on arsenic use for cherry trees and the best general insecticide for orchards notes that Paris green is unsuitable for cherry trees while a favored option aids plums peaches and the entire orchard. It also covers poultry management stressing persistent effort and profitability with well managed hens and mentions soybeans as a protein rich legume and crop option.

Paris Green Senate

Deterioration and Surface Wear Across Structures

A fragmentary piece discusses deterioration as loss, noting wear begins at the surface and changes in conditions can accelerate damage. It quotes Dr Seaman A Kapp and mentions agriculture topics like soybeans and dairy, with a brief, unclear note on a sloped plot for early vegetables.

The One Busy Man and Other Humorous Quips

A patchwork of jokes and anecdotes spans aging complaints Talks of a man cured by a stranger a tax exemption punchlines and a bill collector quip feature alongside rural humor from Kansas City Star and Punch London style gags.

Tin Tong

Paying His Way Bis Do You Still Walk in Your Sleep

Bis and Dix exchange playful banter about sleepwalking and travel fare with a humorous twist as one ventriloquy or comic caption. The snippet imagines a character carrying carfare and a bed, implying a whimsical or surreal gag.

Bis Dix

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