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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
8
A collection of damaged OCR items mentioning John D Rockefeller portraits, Ena Ponnfidin, and various social notes. It touches on birthplaces, education, marriages, diplomatic ties, hair growth myths linked to peanuts, a story about a sister and a boy named Ben, and a regular steeplechase course with fenced sections.
A mixed set of notes covers women in banking and education figures, birth news, a depth charge effect on water, Thermop shapeshift, Wagner and Longfellow trivia, Butte mining scale, factory window cleaning boosts productivity, mulberry silkworms in Columbia.
Summary of an Improved Uniform International lesson outline covering Elijah Elisha Jonah Amos and related teachings. It outlines biographical and summary methods and lists lessons on rain withholding Baal confrontation miracles healing leprosy and Nineveh repentance with emphasis on justice faith and obedience.
The passage discusses praying in every place as urged by St. Pat and Juan de Avila. It argues prayer must be joined with actions and imitation of Jesus, noting that one cannot rely on place alone without learning to pray earnestly and integrate it into daily life.
A fragmented passage cites contemplation and the voice of God within the soul. It evokes Saint Peter de Alcantara and themes of true morality, guilt, and inner hinge of God, mentioning a gun and tax as moral tests amid cryptic phrases.
The Malabar coast in southwestern India, facing the Red Sea gateway and linked to early European trade, is described as a fertile, diverse region. It blends Hindu, Muslim Moplah, and Christian communities, with elephants in forests, monsoon-fed inland waterways, and a history of cautious prosperity amid religious tension.
A gamekeeper near Gorsiang Lanes Eng shot a large pike surfacing in the canal and found in its mouth a roach comically holding a small gusigeon, creating a curious chain of catches.
A New York Tribune note quotes German discussions on a tax targeting overweight individuals aged seventeen to seventy six, payable once, with refunds questioned if the payer later loses weight. The item accompanies other varied clippings on royal incomes and social satires.
A pony narrator recalls early circus days at a town fair. It describes parade preparation, friendly applause for the pony, and a boy’s playful misnaming using slang. The tale ends with a note on mistaken labels and the humor of miscommunication.
A boy named Dexter Fellowes leads a pony through the streets to a parade as the crowd cheers. The tale highlights kindness, friendship, and community pride, with the pony praising Dexter’s generous spirit and good deeds. A banking lesson closes the scene as a teacher asks Janet how she would invest $50.
A garbled exchange shows a wife scolding a husband and a jokey retort, with stray spellings and phrases like Calcutta Leniver and Tye. The passage resembles reconstructed dialogue from a historical newspaper page with marked misprints and nonsensical terms.
An antiquated snippet notes the proverb Chip of the Old Block appearing in 1626 related to a play titled Dick of Devon shire. It recalls a schoolboy quipping about Shakespeare and mentions terms like Beauty and Glands. The passage reflects Elizabethan and early modern wordplay and misreadings.
Comic exchange from Lu Regiment about a returned soldier claiming a harem in the Congo. The soldier explains the wives were sustained by rag substitutes, a satirical jab at expense and fantasy.
An old advertising pitch touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy to open the bowels in constipated children. It warns against imitations and urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product. The item also notes Mr and Mrs Noyes recently welcomed triplet boys in Victoria, N S, implying growth in the family.
Public health note touts kidney disease awareness and Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. Claims of insurance rejections due to kidney issues are linked to undetected illness and urges readers to test the product. Ad copy style mixes medical claim with testimonials and unrelated tidbits.
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