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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
2
An OCR fragment describes a distressing experience at Mine Mystic on Lind Serratn Street, with mentions of feverish symptoms, appetite return, and a questionable remedy. The garbled text references artificial warmth, a gas stove, and a figure named Mr. Penwig, suggesting a dubious tonic or treatment and a mix of testimonials about recovery and July or April timelines.
In a sweeping night on the river levee hard labor and danger bound a crew to unstoppable rock trains. Richard Hardin and Gerty Hardin wrestle with sacrifice, ambition, and a love tangled in danger as the dam battle nears its climax and Estrada’s fate unfolds.
In a tense desert camp, Gerty schemes to elope with Godfrey while Innes wrestles with loyalty and longing. A telegram fragments trust, sparking a dangerous plan as Richard confronts love and possessiveness, leading to a vow and a perilous union.
A writer discusses how many people think in pictures and how words evoke mental images. He cites Francis Galton and traces the origin of written language to hieroglyphs, suggesting modern speech creates unconscious image composites stored like dream memories. He argues a true soldier never bends to cruel slaughter.
An eclectic piece blending a lay explanation of diamond cutting with observations on animal instinct, cemetery epithets, a failed figure in art, and a historical note on the original Gag Rule. The diamond section details cleaning, cutting, and polishing processes and the tools used by cutters and lawyers.
The text praises the lush Philippine lowland forests with dense tropical growth and rich soil, contrasting them with Hawaiian and western forests. It then shifts to a physics note on wheel speed, followed by a note on Gaza’s watchtower and ancient olive trees. It ends with Pittsburgh history and a Lowell quotation on flowers and profits.
The piece warns that head thoughts of illness arise from auto-intoxication caused by neglect, detailing symptoms such as sleepiness after meals dizziness and indigestion. It urges cleansing the system with castor oil or Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets a vegetable laxative made from May-apple aloes and jalap.
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