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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
3
In a terse exchange, Torkina jokes about aiding war sufferers while another speaker muses on making them a wake pair, revealing a dark, sardonic tone amid wartime chatter.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for liver and bowel misery, promising relief from headaches, dizziness and stomach pain. It urges regular use and notes availability in all stores, even appealing to children. The snippet shifts to a naval recruiting officer and an actor answering questions with humor.
An old patent remedy advert outlines Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for about six dimes a bottle. It claims hair darkening with repeated application, making hair look younger and thicker. Also includes a quip about Diogenes and a lantern anecdote for humor.
An odd fragment notes the average man would welcome a chance to pose as a retired captain of industry for bait pay. The language hints at social satire or a dealer in false identities, with unclear context and missing surrounding facts.
A review of vbw spring gown styles praises American design with mentions of street costumes, versatile lengths, and elegant yet simple decorations. Describes swath of fabrics, tailored jackets, long and short skirts, modest bodices, and velvet trims enhancing garments shown in a catalog-like spread.
The article notes silk motor bonnets remain top headwear for practicality and dust shedding, with braids and chiffon veils common in styling. It highlights washable chiffons, Crocheted silk bonnets, rainproof patent leather hats, and velvet girl dresses as spring fashion, plus care tips for pincushions and keeping white fabrics pristine.
Draperies soften a room by adding width and warmth through floor to ceiling window treatments. Delicate madras fabrics with stained glass effects, open weave cottons, and embroidery enhance bungalow interiors. Daily Thought notes life charm fades with overbearing demands of confidence.
A new device fires signs into place using heavy springs and a tack to anchor to a wall. The sign rolls around a stick and cord to a top anchor, and when fired it flies like an arrow. The mechanism loosens the sign upon impact, letting it settle into position. Also noted is a joke line about a man in Kansas and a man named Korn taking his sixth wife.
Instructional column describes making a decorative sewing basket from cretonne or art ticking using a nine inch square cardboard box as the base. It covers outer covering, inside finish, pocketed sides, a high cardboard handle, and folding sewing space, with variations for a cretonne sewing bag and a tote-like school bag.
Timely notes on smoothing buttonholes in whalebone with thin raw starch and ironing along embroidered edges. Advice covers soaking whalebone to bend into shapes, dusting with old silk, cleaning windows, and a brief peek at decorative handkerchiefs and vintage cosmetics like sachet water.
Article extols luxurious baths for women's beauty using common kitchen ingredients. It describes inexpensive methods with oatmeal or bran in a cheesecloth bag to create refreshing, whitening, and scented baths under five cents. Also recommends a pearl barley infusion for facial whitening and softness.
Instructions describe sewing a collar bag from pasteboard disks with edging and ivory ring accents, including attaching a silk lining and choosing linen or silk outside options. The piece then briefly shifts to a simple empire frock for a child in wash chintz, noting a gathered full skirt and sash of ribbon.
A reflective piece on sap’s origin and the vast wonders of nature, noting the woodchuck’s seasonal hibernation and the myth of a cold awakening. It recalls St Brendan’s legendary disappearing island and historic legends tied to exploration and the Canary Islands.
A study notes that winter sleep in warm blooded animals closely mirrors death as vital functions slow dramatically. Heartbeat fades, digestion ceases, body temperature drops, and breathing becomes nearly imperceptible during this deep rest.
EB Sellers acts as Moody Bible Institute official discussing Nehemiah and the period from Joshua to Saul. He outlines four evaluative points for each biblical figure and proposes classroom review methods, including blackboard diagrams and student readings of Ruth Gideon Deborah Samuel Jonathan and Saul.
A fragmentary reader exchange cites a testimonial about patent medicines and eye remedies. The page includes an ad offer from Marine Eye Remedy Co and a quip about a politician’s speech during filibuster days. The tone mimics a noisy early 20th century paper with brief snippets and ads.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for infant eczema rashes itching and irritation with a mail sample offer. The copy notes ease of use fostered by gentle application and claims speedy relief and rest. The ad also references a watchmaking joke about many operations in a low cost watch.
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