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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
7
A garbled advert fragment touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for cold symptoms. It promises dose schedules every two hours with three doses claimed to break congestion and fever, while noting a pleasant taste and low cost at drug stores.
A garbled note discusses methods to remove a cork from a bottle using tools and vaseline, advising cooling the bottle and tapping the cork until it loosens. The text includes stray dialogue about an unrelated question, reflecting a fragmentary historical newspaper snippet with uncertain context.
Medical note by SY LEE GERBERT SMITH, M.D. discusses origins and progression of illness, outlining initial symptoms, body systems involved, and potential pathways of disease from onset to recovery.
An eight room brick and stucco two story home design is showcased with sun parlor and basement, offering four second floor bedrooms and a modern first floor. The plan emphasizes durable construction, ample ventilation, and potential minor changes by local pros to fit owner needs and cut material costs.
A collection of historical recipes and cooking guidance outlines nutty dishes and egg substitutes. It includes Rice with hot milk and eggs, Eggs a la Creole, Chicken Terrapin, Sweetbread and Cucumber Salad, and Waffle making tips. Advice emphasizes keeping waffles crisp, using sauces cold, and packing flavor with mushrooms nuts and peanut butter.
Article discusses installment home buying, noting high initial payments and bank savings clubs to aid prospective owners. It describes a practical 30 by 86 foot house design with efficient layout, costs, and material choices to minimize freight and create a comfortable, affordable home for a family. It also includes unrelated biographical notes on Saint Sweeny and historical figures with Irish origins and early medieval references.
An excerpt celebrates birds as constant companions in woods and shore, noting how an ornithology student gains twice the delight. The author cites Audubon aboard ship and on Labratior coast, where a new gull seems to cure seasickness, illustrating birds’ pervasive appeal.
Dairy specialists from the department of agriculture promote milk as a preferred drink to Worcester factory workers. Short talks, factory exhibits, and about 2000 pamphlets per visit accompany the outreach. In Worcester 14 factories now sell milk to field employees during work breaks.
A compact reflection on humility and genius cites Washington Allston and Arthur Symons while evaluating Paul Verlaine. The critique notes Verlaine’s blend of good and evil, constant self-faith, and the mythical “duplex” human condition, framed as a meditation on truth and artistry.
A compact science note explains that oysters and clams have simple brains while fishes possess small brains but highly developed optic lobes for dim underwater sight. Reptiles are described as generally stupid with very small brains, and a 12 foot alligator is said to have a brain about the size of a thumb.
The American Forestry Magazine notes cattle avoid young hazel oak and many shrubs while thorny thernapple bushes thrive in the state. A scientist remarks germs entered a mane system and may not stop a boat period to his ex-Intenee.
Poise and self control are valued in leaders as a key personality element. Swiss funeral customs involve a black card and jar left at the house while friends drop black margined visiting cards. London’s wires reach 73,500 miles overhead and 921,000 miles underground.
An assortment of old ad copy and jokes appears, promoting Cascarets for biliousness headaches and stomach woes. The snippet also includes humorous quips about dogs and a misattributed Pershing anecdote from a St Louis Republic piece and a Boston Transcript joke about football origins.
The Bombay Electric Tramway company in Bombay recently placed an order for 130 tram tracks in America due to advantageous prices, signaling growing demand for American lines in India. Marion has been out several evenings. mother suggests she rest early as Dick notes sister is leaving again.
Former Oyster King Jacob Ockers died at his Long Island home. Once the first European oyster exporter, his blue paint oysters set a market standard with initial 1000 barrels shipped abroad and later expanding to about 30 000 barrels annually.
An advertisement urges precaution during unsettled weather and endorses Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles. It notes fifty-three years of use across the United States and claims it helps rest and easy morning expectoration, promising Made in America and household remedy status. The page also includes a quip about debt and a line about a wife's behavior.
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