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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
4
Classified fragment notes a fine hunting dog for sale with a phone contact and an older listing for a puppy or dog of eight weeks old in the same column. Names appear as Geo. E. Gorsuch and W J. Harpe with a partial phone reference White 4990.
Leonard Wood argues that labor and capital must work together to meet postwar challenges. He urges fair cooperation, higher wages with protection, improved living conditions, reasonable hours, and shared prosperity through mutual concessions. He emphasizes human dignity and active employer employee dialogue.
The Indianapolis News notes Leonard Wood's long political leadership though critics claim his candidacy lacks a positive quality. It recalls his Cuba work and decades of public service drawing support from voters indifferent to party labels, while praising strengths seen as lacking in the current administration.
The piece argues against selling at cost and urges buyers to read ads for true value. It advocates uniform profit by commodity and stresses trust in business. It highlights plentiful spring millinery with many styles, especially small hats, and invites readers to inspect new displays.
A sales blurb announces new Spring suits with varied models for women and misses of all ages. It highlights rich materials and attractive prices, inviting customers to choose from many options suitable for all occasions.
A note on a footwear display emphasizes fastidious women and dainty feet. The collection features many modes and fabrics, with elegant styles designed to please. It promises value with moderate prices adding a finishing touch, urging a timely visit.
A local advert urges housewives to prepare for summer by buying needed items. It promises a complete range of household goods and highlights an electric washing machine and sweeper as highly desirable at low prices. Shoppers are invited to see them before purchasing.
Ethel Tompkins visits relatives Sunday with Mr and Mrs Griam in Dover Center. In Archbold Ross Shaffer and wife called. Mrs Howard Cochran and Lara evetting callers at F D Pidredge home who spent a few days with Jim Tompkins. Five year old Jake Bernath and family also mentioned.
An early 20th century ad touts Trutona as the perfect tonic to rebuild weakened bodies after a harsh winter. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, aid digestion, and restore vigor, enabling people to enjoy spring trends and pleasures. It mentions a Wall Ser drugstore distributor and Fink & Haummes as sellers.
Ohio war savings drive faces shortfall as appeals urge 30 churches and fraternal orders to buy treasury savings certificates. Columbus reports say if each member donated the price of a car fare daily for a week the total would far exceed the campaign goal of 386 million. Attorney General Price requests Elks lodges and other orders to subscribe to $100 certificates in April.
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