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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
3
Miscellaneous text fragment references Indian gold discoveries in Kolar district and a mix of consumer product blurbs. Notes include Colman like medical soap claims and a Birmingham Age Herald war paragraph, with stray quotes and fragmented dialogues.
Fashion notes describe women in velvet and lace costumes with fur trims for day and evening wear. Silk and satin gowns feature draped princess lines, ornate brocades, and jeweled bodices. Wide sashes and aprons, rhinestone accents, and color themes from beaver to emerald green are highlighted.
Stuffed Wild Duck procedure with paring and filling steps. Greens sausages with onion and oats for a hearty dish then chestnut dessert served with whipped cream. A humor line from the Boston Transcript about ringing bells to call children.
A description of delicate undergarments notes linen and crepe fabrics with fine hand stitching. It explains French influence, minimal lace, simple straps, headstitching, and the ensemble featuring tiny bodies with short skirts, avoiding corsets and undershirts.
A Dayton reader with a persistent cough reports improvement after using Earle's Hypo-Cod, praising better sleep and reduced nervousness. The testimonial, signed by Mrs W. M. Blackburn, urges readers to ask local druggists for Hypo-Cod and notes the product from Earle Chemical Co with a strong taste and tonic effect.
Clinic reports note many people suffer kidney trouble unseen and insurance officials cite high rejection rates from undetected disease. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy with claimed success and tested by medical claims. An ad offers a sample bottle for ten cents and asks readers to mention the paper.
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