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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
7
A promotional note describes taking aspirin for cold, headache, toothache, earache, neuralsia, lumbago, rheumatic and joint pain. It cites Bayer branding, safe use by adults over eighteen, and tablet counts with small price, mentioning larger packs and pharmacist to supply.
Diamar dye products promise new rich color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. Ads tout prewar notions, external ointments for wartime styling, and claims against rheumatism dyspepsia and chronic ailments.
Philip Traulty youngest son of Joseph P Tu aulty secretary to President Wilson appears untroubled by anxiety linked to the presidential campaign as he relaxes with his family.
In a southern English poorhouse turned military hospital, an army sweep stuck inside a wide chimney while a local sweep offered to remove him for fifteen shillings. An urgent wire to the War Office prompted the reply You are authorized to remove sweep at all costs.
The article surveys varied notions from ancient parchments to railways and oil in Oklahoma. It notes innovations such as three-runner automobiles, magnifying glasses, and strong glue, alongside facts like Spain's sunshine totaling about 4 000 hours yearly and the spread of oil discovery near Muskogee.
Extensive tests in England explore using colloidal clay to replace animal and vegetable fats in soap making. If successful, costs could drop significantly as the process substitutes clay for conventional fatty acids and may transform production economics.
A dated natural history note explains codfish ingesting prey by capturing the oyster shell, digesting the meat, and ejecting the shell. Crabs crack smaller neighbors and suck out meat, leaving shell heaps. It notes constant deep ocean destruction and claims sunken ships are eaten except for metal portions.
A broad Ohio dispatch notes state and local events including forgers in Fremont and Cam bridge, a fire at the Oak Rubber plant in Ravenna, wage votes by Cincinnati union machinists, new streetcars for the Northern Ohio Traction line, a Trumbull County bond issue, Toledo streetcar talks, Lake Erie fishing strikes for higher wages, a Sugar refinery capacity increase, fires at Columbus Kresge, Boy Scout fundraising in Sandusky, accidents in Fremont and Granville, population figures for Defiance and Gallipolis, milk price cuts by Standard Creamery, and various other civic, political, and criminal items city and state wide.
Fire damages Pomeroy plant. Frank Chinholm dies of wood alcohol in Youngstown. Peter Hartley survives fall into hot water in Fostoria. Wom en's Clubs meet Defiance. Cincinnati tailors share profits with workers. Bandits rob Toledo car barn. Windstorm damages oil derricks near Newark. Reverend Jenney resigns in Mansfield. Oroville rural district bonds pass. Lorain man shot by wife in Middletown. Mary Grubbs dies in Bellefontaine. Minnie Deem found dead near Dayton. Sandusky leaders pledge housing relief support. Lorain to host 1921 Veterans encampment. Steve Loucher shot by wife in Middletown. Liquor raid in Youngstown reveals dyed water. Captain Freshwater marks birthday in Delaware. Forest Black wins $1000 prize. Jury deadlocks in Marion murder case. Clad in night dress Mrs. Lucy Dean found dead in Toledo. Akron officials probe murder of George Finnie. Toledo streetcar debt ruling by Ohio Supreme Court. Police hold two in murder case near Pleasant Valley. Ohio Electric Railway to appoint managers in April. Bigamy charges pursued against Foster and others. Doherty offers Toledo streetcar system for sale. Taft opines on coal confiscation. State universities see faculty pay hikes. Akron to stay on eastern standard time. Lima hospital worker dies escaping. Akron investigates profiteering. Dayton adopts daylight saving. Lima bank robbed of bonds. Dr Davenny injured by corrosive gargle. Jewelry worth $14,000 found at Columbus doorstep.
An advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm as a fast relief for head colds and catarrh. It claims the solution opens clogged nostrils, soothes swollen mucous membranes and lets users breathe freely after a simple nasal application. The copy ends with a humorous aside from a newspaper item.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a painless cure for rheumatism joints muscles and swelling. It claims instant relief without skin burn and urges a trial bottle from drug stores. The piece places emphasis on a long history of curing rheumatic pain and mentions related conditions like sciatica neuralgia and backache.
An advertisement extols Othine double strength to remove freckles promising guaranteed results with money back if unsatisfied. It features a brief anecdote titled How Her Husband Felt and ends with a political note about Virgin Islands Americanization and a voting income threshold.
A testimonial from C. E. Henricks of Indianapolis credits Milks Emulsion with curing years of stomach pain constipation and gas and notes improved sleep after beginning the product. The ad claims Milks Emulsion restores bowel action boosts appetite builds strength and aids digestion with a money back guarantee and nationwide pharmacy availability.
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