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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts a cheap corn remover named Freeeone promising instant relief from aching corns and calluses. The copy asserts the product removes a corn quickly and safely with a small dose sold by druggists, while including garbled text and humorous asides.
An old advertisement extols August Flower as a universal home remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and liver trouble citing relief of belching stomach fullness and heart flutter. It claims the tonic improves brain function through proper nourishment and urges readers to consult a pharmacist with a moral quote from Los Angeles.
A fragmented quotation string notes an odd remark about trust and a doctor friend. The garbled text mentions an optician and a caution about not judging industry by future plans, reflecting a terse, disjointed newspaper snippet.
A reading of a late era household column outlines simple dishes like Ham With Cider and Fried Chicken Southern Style, with guidance on serving, plus household health notes. It covers contagion prevention, fresh air, nutrition, and sanitation practices, including cooking, sleeping arrangements, and sterilization tips designed for family safety.
A collage of household recipes and advice on cooking, cleaning, and care. It covers stain removal with peroxide, rust treatment with lemon and sun, keeping candies on ice, candle tips, wax repairs, and canning Swiss chard. Recipes include mutton with peas, grilled chicken and mushrooms, a light sponge cake, and a sour meat dish. it also notes mushroom safety and late season foraging.
The clipping notes various curiosities including a 2.0 000000 ton groin deficit in Germany, peat bricks in Sweden, a patent for a tendons grip, and a plan to employ thirty thousand nations in France. It mentions an electrically heated blanket patent in Minnesota and global life expectancy trends across centuries and regions.
A garbled miscellany references Nerre Marewell Daily Thought and George MacDonald. It cites British Weekly phrases on delicacy, plus a Boston Transcript line. It includes a jumble about Caele Eben and a tale of an oriole nest woven with colored yarns, attributed to Vincent Barnarth and John Purerovgis.
General Sir Robert Baden-Powell leads British scouts to support homeless Serbian, Belgian, and French scouts displaced by war. The mutual aid信advances a shared brotherhood as Belgian scouts in German zones secretly preserve their organization and aid the British army.
Maj. Gen. A W Robin commends New Zealand boy scouts for patriotic service assisting military authorities during the past year. The letter lauds self sacrifice and discipline as key to war effort, praising scouts as example to all and noting their role in victory. In New York, Boy Scouts of America Troop 400 Manhattan are employed at national headquarters, performing store, reception, and office duties before work, boosting morale.
Congressman Scott Ferris of Lawton Oklahoma announced an appointment to the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis. Lawton troops nominated a scout, and after lively balloting, Scout Clement Mitchell was elected.
Marquette Michigan scouts aided an elderly woman after a house fire, cut firewood, and searched for her missing axe. Marion Indiana scouts praised animal welfare and discussed stray dog removal with the city council considering an ordinance. Haventian Islands scouts performed heroic service in a storm, and a Fountain City Tennessee boy scout case led to a swift local finding. A public cleanup drive by Mayer Tington Inc will unite citizens at city hall with shovels and trees for a three hour effort.
Indianapolis traveling salesman B J Inman testifies Pepgen medicine aids rheumatism nerves and digestion after months of illness. He says Pepgen helped his back pain and sleepless nights, enabling him to resume work. An unrelated quip about freedom and a warden debating a flying school appears as a brief aside.
Billy walks with his father as his family tutors him to walk straight. his shoes are worn and he wishes for new ones. A brief scene shows a child noticing his pigeon toe in old shoes, prompting a pebble of humor on street details and a practical family effort.
A fragmented column discusses urban indifference to country values, noting how city dwellers neglect sympathy for the sick and funeral rites. It urges preserving old rural customs to keep life genteel in towns, and contrasts this with shifting priorities amid economic talk and Sweden's harvest figures.
A scrambled tale describes Alfred nine buying an expensive suit to look sharp for chess with pals, debating church visits, and a busy Sunday morning ahead. The piece moves through other quirky lines about Ruth’s distress, marriage anxieties, and a quip on old Mrs Blunder’s language.
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