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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
3
A promotional piece extols Knowiton’s Dandeline as an inexpensive hair solution promising immediate fullness and shine. It asserts dandruff and hair loss vanish within two weeks, with vivid testimonials and what appears to be multiple product and magazine references from Fort Wayne.
A design feature article by William A. Radford extols brick homes for stability and economy. It describes a springtime house with open living areas, a bright corner dining room, a practical kitchen and pantry, and a unique upstairs plan centered on a large 14 by 12 foot bedroom with ample closets, highlighting timeless durability and practical layouts.
A period guide notes appealing seafood dishes and recipes including oysters Louisiane crab meat timbales halibut fillets sardine cocktails and kitchen tips. It praises vibrant personalities and cites Henry W. Bevicher while offering practical steps for preparing sauces and baked fish courses.
A fragment from a pantry filled with hearty homestyle recipes. It includes fried salt pork, chicken gumbo, prune pie, cream of spinach soup, pimento potatoes, celery soup, potatoes on casserole, dinner rolls, Brussels sprouts with chestnuts, turnips with parsley, Washington pie, tomato soup, salted halibut, and Boston brown bread.
An article describing a compact six room brick house designed for economy and style, with square footprint and broad front porch. Details cover 29 feet 4 inches by 26 feet 5 inches, first and second floor layouts, a large reception hall, kitchen, three bedrooms and a bath, and features such as a colonnade between living and dining rooms. The piece argues home ownership as a solid investment akin to Liberty bonds, encourages building this spring, and notes iron coins, Irish places, and industrial mentions in adjacent sections.
Fashion notes describe long loose sleeves of transparent fabric buttoning along the inside seam. Short coats show double pockets and sleeves sewn into armholes without fullness. Evening gowns feature inch wide two faced satin ribbons arranged in rows on fillet. Satin or tricolette frocks with fur fabrics use velvet appliqué trims.
A meditation on time use contrasts swift and slow outcomes. A General Electric experiment annealed a metal in hydrogen at 1800 degrees, yielding a product nearly as soft as copper, challenging expectations about hardening.
The article notes a strong move toward long-waisted basques that nip at the waist and flare with a corded finish. Pointed fronts and backs appear, with fabrics like velvets and satins shown in evening gowns and other frocks. The bloused bodice remains a feature in formal wear.
A fragmentary description mentions colored beads with a draped satin skirt and an odd hat decoration. Strands of Christmas tinsel intersperse with glycerined ostrich flues for pompon effects and cover rubbuns. The influence hints at airy aid that dppled two units of something unreadable.
Emergency laxative ad urges mothers to give a teaspoon of California Syrup of Figs to relieve biliousness constipation and sickness in infants and children with claims of a pleasant taste and quick relief. It warns against counterfeits and notes the genuine maker. A domestic joke about a daughter in law follows the ad.
August Flower claims to ease stomach ailments without disordered stomach or inactive liver. It is described as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile production. Sold worldwide with a trial urged.
A nostril opening claim touts Ely's Cream Balm as fragrant antiseptic relief for colds and catarrh. The ad urges readers to apply a small amount in the nostrils to soothe swollen membranes and restore easy breathing.
For over 200 years Haarlem Oil is touted as an infallible remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. The ad claims relief from pains in the cheek head aches indigestion and urinary issues and promises quick relief for backache rheumatism and gall stones with a money back guarantee. Gold Medal brand emphasized as the trusted choice with Holland laboratories origin and direct import.
An ad notes common garden sage steeped with sulphur can darken faded gray hair. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easier option, claiming it coats hair evenly and removes gray after one or two applications.
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