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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
Taunton Massachusetts woman reports back and leg pains and monthly bed rest ordered by her doctor. She tried Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after hearing of its relief and found it eased her symptoms enough to return to laundry work.
An advertisement touts rich red blood from Gude's Pepto-Mangan to improve complexion and figure. It claims for a few weeks of use the body will restore itself naturally and bring beauty and health. Available in liquid or tablet form at druggists.
A newspaper ad urges choosing the best medicine and cites Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as effective for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn testimonials support its success and offers a sample bottle by Parcels Post with ten cents enclosed. Also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue and business guidance tips from an unrelated note.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple, guaranteed home dye kit for textiles including skirt, dress, sweater, draperies, stockings, and more. It claims clear instructions, mentions wool silk linen cotton blends, and offers a money back or satisfaction promise.
A sprawling Ohio update notes blast furnaces at Dover ro amed operations. Fire damages St Joseph’s Church in Loalti. Newark expositions raise 2000 for the poor. J W R Cline, 81, former Sandusky soldiers home commander, dies in Springton.
A chaotic Ohio year story cites a Cadiz waterworks plant slated for auction. It also mentions multiple local incidents and officials across counties, including drownings, stabbings, arrests, and court actions affecting communities in 1921 22.
A fragmented dialogue between Lionel and Leon discusses identity and pride as they imagine changing family names and roles. The excerpt centers on self perception and the value of remaining true to one’s given name amid curiosity about alternative identities.
In a whimsical tale, Lionel and Leon discuss horned lizards and pride in being different. They praise small, friendly horned lizards for showing it’s fine to be oneself and not to hide one’s ear drums or identity.
Cuticura Soap bath and Cuticura Ointment soothe baby rashes with gentle applications. Cuticura Talcum dusted on at the finish, 25¢ each. Also includes a quip about changing courtship norms from a Boston Transcript reference.
The ad promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the true aspirin trusted by physicians for over twenty-one years with the Bayer name stamped on every tablet and package. It warns against imitation and urges asking for Bayer at the house party while a girl suggests watching the halls.
Advertisement endorses California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in children. It appeals to mothers noting a pleasant taste and claims quick relief, with instructions and a warning to buy genuine California Fig Syrup. Fragments mention a wife and a revenue cutter in a separate line.
Mrs Anna Rheinheimer of Springfield Ohio shares how Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery restored her health from feminine disorders and a cough. She reports no other medicines were taken and praises the remedies as reliable.
In camp the battalion kept a tidy bivouac as Tente pitched and cooks prepared meals by the fires. A sergeant major joked about supper while a cook asked for the trople missing from the tent pole later revealed as a towel used for wiping hands.
A fragmentary report notes box holders absent from a program and hints at dissatisfaction with performance and value. The text references exchange, stinginess, thrift, and questions about money back. Specific names or places are not readable.
Fragmentary note from a reminiscence about a logician Archbishop Whatelop arguing over premises. The piece rambles with jokes about paying and marriage, mixing phrases like happy day and Red Cross Ball Ride, hinting at social humor and era speech.
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