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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
7
A vintage ad shows a misprinted line urging California Fig Syrup as a child’s laxative. It touts a tasty fruit flavor and promises simple dosing on the package. The copy mimics a mother’s voice urging careful use for kids.
A garbled OCR passage presents a maze of names and phrases with no clear facts. It shows partial quotes and scattered terms like a mother, sonny man, cerne, claises, and dated hints but no coherent event, place, or outcome to summarize.
A distorted old advertisement claims Green's August Flower cures constipation and “other troubles” by stimulating digestion, improving the liver and stomach, and cleansing the blood. It touts a “truthful appearance” and broad world use, though text is garbled and unreliable.
Excerpted items note German troops abandoning Danzig as a free city. The page also cites Montreal Ski Club’s F McKinnon winning with an 87 foot jump at an International meet in Montreal. It includes sensational anecdotes about Armenian girls rescued from Turk ish harems, disputes with a sheikh, and assorted quips and comments on winter and Dickens.
The article surveys historical curiosities from 108 movable scenery in Italy to Peruzzi’s architectural fame. It notes parenip cultivation around Princeton West Virginia and a wine creation via cider pressing. It mentions Canadian money exchange in Findlay and rising exports from Montreal in 1919, plus ancient English breakfast length, a Cairo wedding invitation phrase, celebratory street decorations in India, and Turkish graveside water vessels for birds.
Fremont buyers paid 13000 dollars for 3000 muskrat pelts. Other items note a string of Ohio incidents and policy actions including wage raises for teachers, gas rate votes, and a 1900s era lean of public notices.
A Dayton mother credibly reports improvement after giving Milks Emulsion to her ten year old son with long standing pneumonia and weak lungs. The ad touts Milks Emulsion as a tasty, calorie rich remedy aiding appetite and digestion, promising refunds if unsatisfied with six bottle trial. It also includes a humor quip about a wife with a sense of humor.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that restores color vigor and vitality. It claims a 35 cent bottle improves scalp condition and reduces shedding, urging quick purchase at drug or toilet counters.
The dialogue blends an ad pitch for Othine double strength freckles remover with a stray remark about Mars signaling an engagement for a moving picture star. A playful exchange follows as one character reveals their private stock is low, explaining their low spirits this morning.
In Fostoria Ohio and Dayton Ohio readers report relief from illness through Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Woman's Temperance Tonic. Testimonials describe reduced nausea during expectancy, quick recovery of strength, and relief from nervous pain in middle life with the Prescription.
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