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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
An old newspaper ad warns thousands of women about bladder trouble and related kidney symptoms, urging prompt medical consultation with Dr Kilmer's preparations. It also promotes Cross Bull Blue for laundry use and claims catarrah cures through bloodstream action, ending with a proverb about posture.
An old testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for weak worn out women. The speaker Mrs. Flossie Coop from 2108 N Market Street describes feeling draggy and notes quick benefits to the whole system after using the medicine.
A new mail box allows trade without ID or covering on street cars between Georgetown and Rockville. Letters can be posted an hour earlier than street boxes, even with cars in motion. The official test on this line may lead to wider installation and the postman is shown receiving mail at the end of the line.
A collection of brief quips and dialogues from various papers. Remarks include a defendant thanking a lawyer for acquittal, jokes about fees, and light exchanges on manners and morals. Also cites lines about sardines, world disarmament, and honoring a name.
A collage of brief mentions spans society, industry and science from 1780 to 1900s. Tammany’s early social roots noted, London pantomime tradition praised, Cornelia McLonguin pursues aviation with her mother’s aerial tour plan. Danish wood aging process promises durable timber rivaling mahogany. A Kansas Nebraska motor freight network grows with 150 trucks. New York hosts 400 plus motor express lines with 500 nationwide. A seven inch Chinese bowl sells in Washington DC at sea level near Potomac’s tidal basin. A Fryer barge theft yields 12 000 feet of lumber from an Alabama river wharf. Southern pine beetle incurs about 20 million dollars in two decades of damage. Michigan Agricultural College pilots farm wireless phones for price, weather, and entertainment updates.
A courier guides boy and girl adventurers toward the House of Secrets. They learn cooperation is essential to travel together and reach leadership, with earlier quarrels and misdirections explained as now behind them. The tale intersperses moral riddles and cooking tips amid the narrative.
Chestnut Salad uses one pound chestnuts with white dressing of oil, vinegar, salt and pepper, then mayonnaise and pâté gras for richness. Molded Vegetable Salad layers cooked carrots, potato, celery in gelatin with Worcestershire and Tabasco, filled with green peas and onion, served with mayonnaise.
A collection of social snippets and anecdotes from London and the coast. It recalls street life with clerical wages, a yacht skipper’s rough humor, and a seaside fishers tale about handling herrings and the bite of hard questions.
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