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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

10

Grape-Nuts Promises Relief for Indigestion and Nerves

A Troy reader credits Grape-Nuts with lifting years of bilious headaches and nervous distress caused by indigestion. After one package daily, sleep improved and headaches vanished for over a year. The testimonial notes use near ice-house work and recommends sharing the experience, citing Postum Company as publisher.

Cales Troy Hiv Fe Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wat Pego

Home Building on Monthly Plans Urges Readers

William A. Radford extols home ownership over renting and explains monthly payment plans as a path to affordable houses. He notes real estate agents offer inducements, describes a sample home layout with a central bathroom, dining room, lighted spaces, and a 13 foot square kitchen, and advises consulting agents if builders lack lots. The main message: a firm resolve to build makes a home possible even without cash upfront.

Wiliam A. Radford Fred Willam A. Radford Jayenue Chicago Ill America Alsa

Glass making by machinery and home ownership ideals

The article extols machinery guided glass production as a breakthrough after long refinement and argues the benefit of monthly payments toward home ownership. It highlights equity, personal satisfaction, and independence from landlords, noting small down payments as evidence of good faith.

Aerial glimpses of home value and old world craft

The passage notes a ready made 26 by 56 foot house on a wide lot with front porch under the roof and a large living room, library, and parlor shift. It then shifts to remarks on window glass manufacture from hand made to machine produced sheets, citing a 1907 factory in Pennsylvania. It closes with a humorous coinage about a janitor becoming superintendent and a reflective meditation on lovers and unselfish devotion.

Hvan Alge Pennsylvania

Egg purchases in art studios spark old price joke

An artist recalls buying a dozen eggs daily while working for Sir William Richmond on frescoes in the New Valley. The eggs mixed with yolk and milk aided color. A companion notes paintings cost more, while Senator Sorghum jokes about audiences chosen by prior study.

Sir Willam Richmond New Valley Sir William

RACE AT LOW EGB Empty Cars Rally Support for GOP Return

A Republican defense argues rail traffic woes signal a stronger push for Republican power. W A Rodenburgh cites thousands of empty railroad cars on sidings as proof of industrial malaise and urges a pro rail increase in rates. Taft analyzes Roosevelt's effect on 1912 votes and urges party loyalty to restore government under established principles.

W. A. Rodenburgh House of Representatives East St. Louie Washington East St. Louis Interstate Commerce Commission Republican Party Evelt Progressive Party Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Saturday Evening Post Taft Chicago

Paving the Way for Easy Sledding in Politics

The piece argues that pork barrel road projects ease Democratic passage and that party unity falters under shifting pledges. It notes the Progressive independence, predicts trouble ahead for Wilson, and critiques the Democratic tariff as failing to lower U.S. costs while helping Canada price its foods.

Berkshire Mass Engle Wilson Washington

Chocolate Walnut Pudding and Belt Tightening Tips

A recipe for Chocolate Walnut Pudding lists milk sugar grated chocolate cornstarch egg yolks and nuts served with whipped cream. Separate advice suggests tightening a loose sewing machine belt with a few drops of castor oil and running the machine briefly.

Leisurely Englishman Questions Value of Four Minutes

A Victorian visitor in New York questions the city’s obsession with saving time as locals ride three trains to dine, arguing the four minutes saved are wasted. An Englishman’s puzzled remark highlights the paradox of transit efficiency versus leisure.

Re Hue New York World New York Alan Sullivan Harper's Magazine Engishman Twentyseventh Treet Grand Centra Broadway Seventyalath Street

Watery Blisters On Face From Cuticura Cure

A Smithville Indiana parent recalls a one year old girl with watery blisters and a fiery rash on the face. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment thrice daily, the itching stopped within two days and the skin cleared within two weeks with no relapse in eight months. The notice advertises Cuticura products and a free Skin Book.

Smithville Ind A. K. Wooden Cuticura Dept. L. Boston Adv

Two Maine highway workers ask Uncle David about the secretary of war

A Maine town tale recalls two laborers discussing national affairs. They ask Uncle David Blake who the secretary of war is, but he can’t recall. After a pause, the men hear him ask what war they meant, revealing the joke shifts to confusion between names and events.

Everybody's Magazine Maine Joe David Blake Uncle David

Muscular Christianity and street corner revival clash

Clergymen clash with Revivalist zeal as a kneeling prayer menace leads tough youths to threaten force. A New Orleans States excerpt notes the exchange and warning of seven years hard labor for violence. An Irishman’s flexible tongue and a barmaid joke close the column with local wit.

Cross New Orleans

Cough Syrup Discount Noted In Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes show a price drop for cough syrup from $2 to 50 cents and mention sugar and erasers in a jumble of garbled items. No clear event or entities beyond generic product names are identifiable.

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