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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Freezone corn remover with bold claims that corns and calluses lift away instantly when a few drops are applied. It highlights gentle, pain free use and quick results, urging readers to buy a tiny bottle at any drug store.
A vintage ad touts Saint Jacobs Liniment for backache and nerve relief. It promises rapid pain relief, urges trial bottling from a druggist, and claims permanent cure after use. The copy emphasizes quick comfort for back pain, claiming cognitive improvement and vitality restoration.
Fragmented report draws on a London advertising page with names, dates, and references to a literary debate. It mentions a printer’s dispute and a caller asking what the public should expect from new work, with scattered names and vendors amid a noisy trade page.
A group at a hotel share stories of hunting yields and exaggerations. A stranger, recalling his own outing, notes few birds killed despite reports of tens of thousands. Disjointed remarks follow about delegates, indemnities, and a card club gathering.
London dispatch notes Britain plans to actively promote commercial aviation after peace with the United States and other nations. Handley Page and other firms are building giant passenger and freight craft for transcontinental service, including London to Paris routes, with expectations of early U.S. collaboration and a booming era for civil air travel.
An excerpt cites Castellant on tropical ailments misrepresented as other illnesses. It lists diseases mistaken for malaria typhoid fever dysentery cholera and sleeping sickness, noting tetanus cured by quinine and a misdiagnosed malaria case in Colombo.
Hawaii reduces reliance on imports by boosting island farming. Eliwall experiment station and partners promote home gardening, substitutes for wheat, and increased consumption of home-grown products. A co operator developed a 30 percent substitution of banana pulp for wheat flour in bread, aiding bakers in Mondula and reducing wheat needs. Pineapple production expands after successful iron sulphate spraying controls yellowing. Potatoes boosted by improved spraying methods.
Montana senator T J Walch reported to French officials that France rejects Montana horse meat. The debate over using range horses for food continues with costs of culling and consolidation raised by critics. In Detroit a city hall bid to beautify the jail includes a string band and films. A fish tale from Owl Island claims 7,000,000 pounds of fish caught last year.
A long devotional text tracing Israel as a theocratic nation from oppression in Egypt to entering Canaan. It links God’s guidance, leadership of Moses and Joshua, the Passover, Red Sea, manna, Jethro’s counsel, Sinai, and the commandments to a modern call for prayer and courage. It concludes with a exhortation to faith, national duty, and prayer for God’s kingdom.
The passage reflects on divine mercy and wrath as a sphere of holiness and questions the worth of church presence. It contrasts beauty with judgment and emphasizes that one cannot benefit from church without daily attendance and participation in services or classes.
A seven year old Terre Haute boy Jospeh McKee longs for a pocket knife and argues a real man should carry one odd as his mother frets over safety. The clipping also notes amid jokes about catarrhal deafness and a comic exchange about a Christmas clock gift and the era’s art of omission.
A note urges mothers to check Castoria bottles for the signature as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years. A light exchange follows with quips about mind reading and practical advice: avoid crying over spilled milk and the wisdom of preventing spills.
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