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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
10
In a testimonial from Trenton, a woman declares improved health after twelve years of suffering from female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing nervousness and enabling better sit‑up ability, and notes her daughter also helped. The ad promotes the remedy with confident recommendation.
A Warren cabaret feature highlights a popular whistling waitress praised by Elmer Bates in his Random Remarks. The piece weaves menu song pairings with dishes, naming tunes such as Will You Love Me When I'm Old and I Am Weak and Sinful alongside coffee and sausages.
A garbled mix of ads and quotes appears, mentioning Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pill, a Pearl Street address for trials, and stray lines about fashion, deception, and daily thoughts. The text is a rough collage with incomplete sentences and unclear sourcing, offering no coherent news event.
A Copenhagen cooperative of 100 farmers operates a 12 year old dairy with 18 000 cows delivering over 6 000 daily milkings. Bottled milk and infant hospital grades are sold nationwide at six to seven cents per quart with profits shared as annual dividends, while farmers gain ownership after 20 years.
M Delcasse, recently returned from Russia, urged a more intimate understanding among France, Russia, and Great Britain. He said a real triple entente should exist or be invented, noting close common interests among London, St Petersburg, and Paris and stressing the need for swift, decisive safety measures. He warned that a single quick contact could avert danger.
William A. Radford offers free expert guidance on building and home ownership. The feature extols inexpensive houses, stresses owning over renting, and discusses paint’s preservative role, kitchen and second-floor layouts, and a porch and living room design. Includes humor, modern heroes, and home planning tips.
A summer visitor chats with a country farmer about his daughter Emily going to Europe. The farmer notes her wish, jokes about women’s colleges, and dismisses the idea as unsuitable. A separate scene shows children guessing pillow contents, with a boy declaring pillows are filled with hen’s leaves.
An article cites Prof Menzer asserting rheumatism stems from upper respiratory catarrh bacterial infection. Latent infections in nose throat tonsils glands may trigger attacks, with varying symptoms from backache to headaches and palpitations. Also notes Navy fuel oil consumption projections and social snippets.
A 1913 letter from Miss Mildred Dennis of North Dakota describes eczema beginning on the scalp and spreading to the back neck arms and chest. After two months daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment she says she was cured.
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