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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
7
A fragmentary set of questions from a May prepared examination for elementary school certificates. Topics include Arithmetic Reading Physiology Literature Geography Orthography and High School Agriculture with prompts on interest, heart, vaccination, sentence forms, spelling and farm management.
The passage discusses historical education themes including secession, the Civil War, and state formation. It references reform movements, roles of teachers, and the influence of philosophical figures like Locke. It notes shifts in discipline and pedagogy within early modern schooling and debates on subject correlation and pedagogy.
Bryan Heise of Fulton County presides over the fourth annual Boys Congress and third annual Girls Congress held June 19 and 20 before the State Sunday School Convention in Findlay. Delegates from counties will present original songs, with a camp fire and Cobweb Circle program closing as Findlay hosts events.
A collage of ad style blurbs on Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming gentler relief, a Kansas City Star quip about a wife and laundry mishap, a Alaskan expedition plan by Harold W McCracken, a Kickapoo Worm Killer health blurb, and assorted proverbs about keeping a tidy shop alongside lameness remedy ads.
The piece explains how universities and colleges expand reach to high schools through cooperation. It notes the University of Chicago pioneering formal cooperation, with 430 cooperating high schools including 28 in Ohio, and describes accreditation, scholarships, credit transfer, and joint conferences that strengthen secondary and postsecondary ties.
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic for stomach, liver, and kidney ailments, claiming it relieves digestive disorders and fatigue. It highlights Joseph Von Trimbach as inventor, notes widespread use, and lists Fayette Bryan Napoleon towns where it is sold through local druggists.
Local notes list Wauseon Ohio merchants offering tires hardware plumbing and farm gear. Feature historical commentary contrasts mall order houses with community suppliers and includes light humor about katydids and Sunday sermons.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana reports immediate relief from stomach heaviness and pain after trying Chamberlains Tablets. The ad notes the product is for sale by all dealers and promotes curtain laundry services by Mrs B P Omler with reasonable prices.
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