Let The San-Tox Nurse Visit Your Home
San-Tox Pine Balsam is not for tuberculosis or coughs from it but targets colds that may lead to serious illness. The notice urges precaution and regular visits by a nurse to monitor health at home.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
8
San-Tox Pine Balsam is not for tuberculosis or coughs from it but targets colds that may lead to serious illness. The notice urges precaution and regular visits by a nurse to monitor health at home.
Correspondence notes Friday evening event延期 and urges women to prepare neckties or craft them now. Date changed from March 22 to March 29. Portion of proceeds to Red Cross. Other items mention visits by Mr and Mrs Eckhart of Toledo and updates on local residents and farm tenancy.
Maple Grove reports Mrs. Johny Trudel and Esther Worley visiting Mrs. Aldrich, with Alfred Worley from Toledo visiting his parents as government work accelerates. Mrs. Worley suffers bronchial troubles after a Sunday visit and Dr. Lenhart treated her. a bilious attack is described and Chamberlain's Tablets praised as a remedy.
Neighbors and friends gathered at their home on Tuesday evening March 12 for a potluck farewell. The group enjoyed good company and a late hour departure, wishing the couple success in their new time. Various local names appear in greetings and visits, including the Edgars, Swordens and Emmerlings, with updates on health and social rounds in the community.
Oak Shade announces Sunday preaching at 8 p.m and Sunday school at 2 o'clock. Many local visits noted including Mrs. Viola Feeny and children with relatives in Morenci. Five weeks of school left at Wea. A social netted $35. Alfred Mortimer returns from Toledo for the weekend. Various visits: Mrs. Ellen Butler with Mrs. Edgar Hawkins. Mrs. Emily Minnick at Dan near Wauseon. Mrs. Hall Johnston hosting. Fred Riddle and Emmet Riddle family visit. Ramseyer at Mary Hawkins' home.
Barnard Corner reports a quiet week with visits from residents to Texa and Toledo. Notables include the Tippen family illness update, a church funeral for Mrs Erica Powling, and community meals hosted by Reece Schultz. Charley Wagoner and Homer Harter attended meals and Charley Davis with others purchased cows.
An old advertisement extols Mosterole a mustard paste substitute that claims to soothe many ailments without blistering. It advertises 30¢ and 60¢ jars and a hospital size $2.50, urging gentle massaging for throat, chest, joints, and muscle pains.
Ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute that cleanses blood and bowels without harsh effects. Claims include improved skin, breath, and liver function with a vegetable formula, available at 25 cents per box.
A 1918 advertisement for a Wednesday March 27 auction opening at 10 A M promising a large run of horses all under guaranteed representations. The sale targets war horses for the U S Government with Army buyers present and also offers commission sales plus private treaty sales.
An ad style passage touts remedies to cleanse kidneys and liver, claiming toxins cause back ache and swollen joints. It mentions Mr. Lew of 162 S Jefferson Ave and urges readers to take a product to purify the bladder, liver, and blood, amid claims of wartime fatigue and long work hours.
County educators and school board members met to review rules from the National Food Administration and decide on individual cases for releasing boys from school to help with farm labor. Ohio State University expert Clifton urged efficiency and citizenry standards, while John Y. Bussell urged loyalty to the flag amid talks on wartime duties.
New cases appear in Elizabeth Johnson versus Wilton Johnson and Mary Huyek versus Chas Huyek. Divorces filed include Ellen Flory et al versus Malinta Grimes et al. Contests of will and requests for equitable relief noted among the entries.
A fragmented item lists donations and donations items for a local Red Cross chapter. Items include pres shirts wristlets bandages quilts slippers and ward slippers. Names appear with unclear association and a six grade and Wensean Twenty property mentions.
A local testimonial praises Maher's Wonderful Remedy for long standing stomach troubles. The speaker reports relief after one dose, claiming it cures gastric ailments and related conditions. The note promises a money back guarantee and mentions Fink & Haumesser stocking handmade items for spring.
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