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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1919

Page

4

Sculptor Locates Buried Treasure Amid Shipwreck Quest

The article follows D L Gee once a Portland freeman and his brother Herbert as they pursue a buried treasure using a machine he claims locates gold caches near Port Yonre. After sinking a shaft ninety feet deep they narrowly escape collapse and await dawn while laboring with the device and consulting a pirate tale.

Experimenta D. L. Gee Portland Freman Port Yonre Lee Port- Mand Hebert Portland

Various World Facts and Inventions Cited From Unsorted Dispatches

A miscellaneous collection notes roles for women in British posts and boys favored for pay, arid regional farming yields in Australia and Buenos Aires. It mentions the oldest U.S. pressman Tra Cole, self-watering pot design, Corunna harbor’s ancient lighthouse, Dutch ceramics, a pocket alarm device, Mount Holyoke and Oberlin as pioneering women’s schools, and a San Francisco harbor seizure of opium worth $10,000.

Buenos Aires Nova Seatia Ireland Tra Cole Government Printing Office Washington la Be United States Corunna Netherlands Rhine Waal Mass Europe Mount Holyoke Oberlin (D.) College San Francisco

State Liftings and Ohio News Roundup

Ohio news items report price changes in milk, multiple arrests at illicit stills, and a series of accidents and crimes across counties. Notable items include kidnappings resolved in Youngstown, a scientist killed in a gas tank explosion in Cincinnati, and a county coroner resignation in Cuya hoga. Also covered are university and civic notices, election outcomes, and tax levies on roads.

Kenton Darry Brown Youngstown William Kelley Cyril Callahan Cleveland Athend County Lloyd Forling Findlay First Savings and Banking Company Dayton Savings and Trust Company Dayton D. A. Feree Nelsonville Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association Sandusky Home Telephone Company Central Union Telephone Sandusky Lerain Chamber of Commerce Hamilton Schuch Perry County Hyman Coltan Pedler Coltan James B. Cole Marysville West Point Zanesville Public School David Krause David Krause, Jr East Union Orville Thomas Clark Monroeville Huron County Lima Milton Drumm Pharisburg Toledo Loudenville Lewis Kirk Joseph Riser Greenville Wilmington Nicholas Nice May Nice P. A. Jacot Cuyahoga County Quarrel Joseph Vedota Tiffin Thomas Chrones Peter Chrones Vedota Paul Johnson Medina Roma Murphy Murphy Johnson Ohio Hiram W. Hildebrandt Shelby Citizens' Bank Shelby Industries Harley Hicks Port Clinton Toledo Railways and Light Company Charles Boyer McArthur Orville Dearth D. M. Hall Columbus Grand Army of the Republic Brooklyn Delaware Marion Powell Butler County Grand Jury John E. Steiger Jeader Hamilton Ohio Good Roads Federation Hamiton County Chester B. Richardson Mansflei Riley Specialty Shoe Company Caldwell Mary Reichert Chillicathe J. Howard McIntyre Conneaut State Health Board Cleveland Steel F. B. Brubaker Urbana New Methodist Church Shawnee Iz A. F. Hayes Evansville Ind Joe Smith Hay Davis Cambridge Hughes Harrison Wilder Chester Rice Mildred Laws Martins Ferry Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Defiance M. E. Church van Wert Emil Knight Canton Ben atSenweber Buffalo Jack Robinson Mat Young Robinson Hiram Farmer Union of Common Pleas James Bloom Lancaster Massillon Otto Indlekofer Walter J. List F. E. Williams Hocking Power Company Athens Tom W. Jones Gallipolis Argonne Forest T. Alfred Flemming Coxin William J. Leonard Cincinnati Sciote Portsmouth John A. Hays Miami River Bie West Carrollton G. W. H. Smith Kendrick Idaho Grace Reformed Church Xenia Crestline Polk Hillsboro Fred N. Price Hancock County George B. Rusler Johnstown Bank Newark Ohio Wesleyan University College Hill Cincin Nati Ernest W. Seibert Elizabeth Albee T. F. Albee Seiberts Congressional Sub Camp Sherman Columbu Youghiogheny and Scioto Grain Company Ashville Akron International Baseball League Robert B. Woodward Somerset James Littrell J. Rollin Look A. ©. Gilligan Internal Revenue Stephen W. McGrath Elmer Orth Domineck Celcastro New Philadelphia Joseph Fafik William Tish Coshocton J. C. Smith Muskingum Women's Presbytery The United Presbyterian Church

Daddy's Evenings Fairy Tale from Birds in the Zoo

A Daddy recounts a zoo tale where birds discuss their origins and plumage. The Black Faced Gouldian Finch and Napoleon Weaver Bird describe colors, mating, and fashion. Birds condemn killing for hats while noting humans' growing awareness. A childlike exchange ends with reflections on gender and life.

Daddy Australia Napoleon Weaver Africa Miss Weaver Bird of Paradise Birds of Paradise

Unhappy Lot and the Cost of Compromise

A sermon on Lot from Genesis traces his downward path from choosing the fertile plain to living in Sodom, losing wealth, wife, and children, and ending with a warning against worldly compromise and its spiritual cost. It cites II Peter 2 7 8 and Gen 19 to illustrate a saved man vexed by sin yet powerless to influence those around him.

Lot Abraham Canaan Jordan Sodom H. Webb Peploe Christ

Wealth of Joy and its shield against temptation

A sermon-like reflection argues that joy protects the soul from sin like sunlight wards off microbes. It emphasizes happiness in religious life, the sparkle and song from Christ, and cites Rejoice in the Lord always as guidance for a fearless, luminous spirit.

Christ

Why Be Offended Why Art Thou Offended

A reflective admonition on courtesy and resilience in the face of harm. The text cites that offense is habitual and unworthy, urging mind over injury while highlighting chivalry as reverence for strength aiding the weak, attributed to W C Gannett.

W. C. Gannett

Learn to tell a story and brighten a sick room

A fragment from Girls' Companion urges laughter as medicine and keeping troubles private. It notes that a good story can be as welcome as sunbeam in a sick room and advises against croaking. It also mentions that sisal can be profitably grown in South Africa per British experts.

South Africa

The Frequent Petition Asks God For a Clean Heart

The passage speaks of the Christian as a belligerent seeker of spiritual purity. It cites Psalm style pleas to search and cleanse the heart, know thoughts, and remove iniquity, urging continual petition for a renewed spirit and everlasting guidance.

Weak nervous mother speaks on Lydia E. Pinkham claim

Philadelphia reader letters recount relief from stomach distress after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The anonymous mother says her husband urged trial for a week, continued three months, and now can eat anything without distress or nervousness.

Philadelphia Lydia E North Taylor St

Mustarine relieves chest pain and sore throat quickly

A damaged OCR item claims Mustarine eases chest pain and sore throat from colds overnight. It touts a mustard plaster for muscular strains and swellings, urging use for neuritis and rheumatic pains, while noting prior discomfort and joint swelling.

Celery King Vegetable Laxative Tea Promises Quick Relief

An old ad-style claim promotes Celery King as a purely vegetable laxative tea. It advises giving it to children and drinking hot before bed when feverish or ill. The text touts overnight relief for sickness, headaches, biliousness, dizziness, and liver issues, noting druggists carry it for a few cents.

Acta and Meek Pilla Ad Juxtapose Odd Prompts

Fragmented clippings show an ad for Wrichts Indian Vegetable Pilla promising quick effects at 813 Peart St New York plus dialogue from Meek and Mrs Meek reflecting a card game quarrel and a corporate work dispute. The mix preserves the quirky newspaper tone with era specific phrasing.

Peart St New York

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