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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
A reader from Mia, Minnesota describes using Lytle Pinkhess’s Vegetable Compound to strengthen weak nerves and improve sleep. The note expresses relief and recommends the product to others facing nervous symptoms and restlessness.
A garbled fragment block references Cuticura for skin troubles certain inscriptions and a king’s stone with a fading public memory. It also contains stray lines about a dog story and a quirky dialogue about a traveler and a relative, all in unsettled OCR text.
An old Harper's Magazine fragment advertises Boschee's Syrup for coughs and bronchial issues, then shifts to a tale of Raboget driving through the country testing a mule. A dialogue with a slave and owners follows about taming the mule, ending with a colonial era voice.
There’s no danger of feeling chamed of peur Covesiien and a Tanger-like line about removing shine. Aboard a story shows a little boy named Albert questioned about school absence due to adenoids. The boarder’s remark and the mother’s lack of funds frame the scene as a quirky local anecdote.
A fragmentary tale detailing Jacqueline and Paul in a New York gambling scene. A confrontation leads to protective actions, an escort to a top-floor apartment, and a tense exit as a wedding is hinted and gratitude voiced amid danger.
Paul returns to his apartment in New York after a tense chase and discovers Jacqueline asleep on the bed beside the dead man and his woolly cap, a bloodied dagger nearby. He awakens her with danger looming, questions memory gaps, and weighs the threat to her safety as he contemplates their precarious rescue.
A narrator details rigging a fire escape to move a body from a wall hole, dragging the corpse through a damaged building yard littered with debris. He hides the body in a burlap sack and contemplates Jacqueline's sleep as he completes a grim disposal in a Wind alley setting.
Hewlett intends to shield Jacqueline from perceived deeds consequences and to escort her back to her home.
An experienced housewife learns of a college style kitchen with a dishwashing machine and tidy work tables. A relative describes a dinner cooked in a fireless cooker, with delicatessen supplies for the rest. The piece mixes kitchen lore, dam engineering notes, and old world polish tips.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. This notice details domestic animals for rat control, including dogs, cats, ferrets, and birds, with cautions on ferrets and dogs. It also covers fumigation methods using carbon disulfide and various gases, safety concerns, and the prohibition on rat viruses. It notes natural enemies of rats, the economic value of carnivorous species, and brief remarks on seeds and crops.
New York State College of Agriculture researchers report barley as a valuable hog feed and barley crop option. Barley yields comparable fattening results to corn, with high protein and digestible nutrients. They suggest expanding barley cultivation where soils suit it, potentially replacing oats in some rotations and increasing overall pounds of meat per acre.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes unmarketable potatoes add succulence to dairy rations. When corn silage is unavailable and small potatoes are plentiful a peck a day may boost milk flow. Introduce gradually and run through a root cutter to avoid choking livestock.
United States Department of Agriculture advocates youth involvement in poultry ventures. Start-up costs exist but can be reduced by using farm and home wastes. A laying flock offers early returns by supplementing home food supply. Summer cover crops aid orchard health when properly chosen and timed, with legumes preferred over non legumes. Grow bulky stock feed at home. purchase concentrates if needed. Lime soil if soil shows sourness.
Fragmented dialogue mocks moonshine fever and electric-night imagery in a hazy city scene. Bizarre names Ella and Stella appear amid garbled chatter. A stray ad touts skin care soap promising efficiency and comfort with multiuse claims.
An old advertising block urges readers to buy GOLD MEDAL kidney capsules claiming to cleanse the system and restore kidney function. It stresses urgency for nervousness sleeplessness back pain and impurities with vague medical assurances and warns to avoid substitutes. The copy includes unrelated quips about kissing and a baby.
Public advisory emphasizes buying Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on both package and tablets. Warns against counterfeit powders and insists on genuine Bayer products for headache and other pains. Mentions Brooklyn counterfeit case and notes tablet formats and low prices in pocket boxes, bottles, and capsules.
A World War I era vignette notes a preacher urging to curb profanity as soldiers mocked Kaiser ancestry and debated war talk. Clergy overheard men chuckling while planning a return to English civility. The piece muses historians will judge the impact of language on victory.
A fragment recounts a hotel elevator boy’s risky job with thrills and dangers. The dialogue notes crashes and injuries, with the crew joking about the peril and the engine man’s uncertain leadership while a newspaper columnist contrasts Shakespeare’s mirrored sex roles in popular culture.
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