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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
7
A collection of quirky adages and home remedies. Includes a quip on the pen versus words, temperance pledges from New England, a method to revive slimy sponges using boiling water and washing soda, and a tip to freshen vegetables by trimming stalk ends and soaking in cold salt water. Short proverbs also appear, such as a sharp line about friends in need.
A local druggist touts Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a safe nerve tonic and builder of health for run down people. The ad claims it strengthens nerves, blood, and digestion without alcohol or habit forming drugs and offers a money back guarantee. Also includes stray humorous lines about pickpockets and Latin origins.
Probate filings show partial and final accounts approved for Emaline Ketcham Clarence A Ross Jacob Zimmerman Anthony Maine Charles F Holly and David Berkebile with guardianships and appeals noted. Real estate transfers list 80s to 59 acre parcels valued up to 10500 across Gorham Amboy and Swanton townships. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Curtis Slee Blanche Overmyer and others. New court cases include King vs King and Ramsey vs Schlap pie with divorce and quit title actions. Daily Thought notes truth in open encounter and a short piece on Forgotten Musicians John Bull of the sixteenth century.
Ad lists for summer help asked at Tribune of ice. 49-1 For sale 20 yearling Holstein heifers 18 to 22 months old one 2 year old and 13 heifers 14 old all high grade, Orva L. 4 miles east of Adrian, phone 252 rings on 5, RFP. 49-2 For sale a Holstein bull calf weight 114 lbs at birth sired by De Kal Posch No 84932 dam 7 8 Holstein with 64 lbs milk daily Jonathan Stutzman R D 1 Box 70 Wauseon Oak Shade phone 3 on 44.
A tender old golfer, new to the game, trained under a kind tutor and caddie. With the caddie’s push to improve, he finally hit a decent shot. A substitute thief-turned-caddie taunted him at the first tee, claiming he could do better with his left hand, causing the man to abandon golf forever.
Dr. James Hineman cites college professors noting athletics do not distract from scholastic duties. Lehigh president Brinker says football players average higher scholastic standing than nonparticipants. Cornell reportedly had teams whose members led classes. Properly controlled athletics aid mental training, despite occasional exam failures.
A miscellany quotes Emerson on gender and trust while noting strict treasury paper handling and a found $10,000 bond. A Tyrone farm dog nurses rabbit young after finding newborn bunnies in a burrow and bringing them to her kennel.
Al exander P. Brown of Philadelphia reflects on his thirtieth European trip, noting higher hotel costs, changed traveler patterns, and Swiss weather, with 400000 foreigners abroad at Lucerne Interlaken and Zurich. He criticizes Paris cleanliness, especially Place Vendome, and contrasts it with New York.
A local Rexall store in Wauseon Ohio promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as stomach aids. The ad claims relief from heartburn and distress, noting Pep sin and Bismuth as key ingredients and offering a money-back guarantee if digestion is not improved. Sold at Rexall stores including the local outlet.
Malvina Pontius executrix of Sarah Furst deceased petitions Fulton County Court Ohio alleging insubstantial estate to pay debts and adminising charges. Property in Fayette Village is described. heirs and named heirs warned to answer by April 18, 1914. Also notices of road work bids, sheriff sale, and assessment filing referenced with dates and parties.
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