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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary report from Philadelphia details a distressed mother seeking medical aid for prolonged nervous symptoms. The text references a doctor visit, persistent fatigue, back ache, and ongoing anxiety over several months, with unclear personal identifiers.
A quirky dialogue fragment shows Mrs Torking addressing Charley about hopeful bets and a wager with bookmakers. The text hints at lost money and a thread of optimism toward Liberty amid uncertain odds.
An old digestive aid advertisement promises instant relief for stomach acidity indigestion and gas after a single tablet. It asserts rapid relief from belching heavy discomfort and heartburn with no waiting and mentions general stomach distress and headaches as relieved symptoms.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses aging and fear among women with garbled phrases. Mentions grim reflections on aging, vigor fading, and social expectations. Contains disjointed quotations and scattered names, places, and lines, lacking clear narrative.
A practical guide shows how to refresh a cottage’s exterior with inexpensive siding changes. A sample cottage built economically used tar paper and belt courses, then added thick weatherproof material to block wind. No interior changes were necessary. the alteration focused on outward appearance and insulation.
Damaged text outlines home alteration ideas including extending rooms, adding dormers, changing the porch, and refinishing siding. Describes how to modify exterior appearance with new materials, roof edge changes, porch redesign, and interior finishing around updated walls and windows.
An article advises adding artistic yet practical touches to houses, such as lattice work and decorative cornices, and describes an inexpensive method using chipped-state asphalt siding. It notes color choices like red, grayish green, and white trim, plus open windows for summer airflow. The described improvements increase warmth and reduce space, with hundreds of dollars added to property value.
A fragmented wartime summary notes state health insurance under federal federation, Canadian telegraphers defer strike, wooden structures and climate impacts in Tadinhap, wartime labor policies, political terms, Atlantic coast job prospects, France recruiting labor, medical and munitions production details in Britain and India, ship shipments of fish and fowl, and a $2.5 million earmark for a water system in Santiago de Cuba.
Readable fragments describe conservation friendly recipes and guidance. Old fashioned mashed potatoes French tapioca and berry sauces appear alongside diverse vegetable dishes and nut based fillings. The text includes sandwich ideas and thrifty cooking tips with rabbit codfish and chestnuts, urging economical meals and preservation.
A study notes that meat type or cut does not significantly change protein and caloric value per weight. Prof. Hetostisniiey from the United States department confirms that practical daily protein intake from beef brisket mutton and venison remains similar across cuts.
A fragment cites a Trinidad spider living in cupboards and ceilings, describing its eight legs and large circumscribed reach. The piece notes the spider and mate staying together for months, hunting cockroaches after dark and weaving webs.
A sermon urges the poor to practice liberality through faith and study. It urges intelligent giving, stewardship education in Sunday Schools, and prayer as powerful tools to fund mission work, with examples of individuals supporting preachers abroad and pledging ongoing generosity.
An old professor lectures on two universal duties to God and man, arguing the first includes the second and cannot truly conflict. He extols simple living to sharpen spiritual vision and clarifies that duties may seem at odds only when choices are misread.
In the Sunday school unit by Rev P B Fitzwater, the Genesis 32 narrative is explored with Jacob’s return to Canaan, the angelic wrestling, a new name Israel, and the path to reconciliation with Esau. Emphasizes prayer, humility, and trust in God’s promises as Jacob’s tests lead to blessing and peace.
A terse, fragmentary excerpt discusses belief, religion, God, and heaven with references to Christ and faith as a life force. The wording is garbled and incomplete but centers on spiritual inspiration and the moral influence of belief on living. The passage notes faith as the substratum of life and the connection between earthly codes and eternal spirit.
A former Los Angeles schoolteacher proposes aquaairplane as a new term for a craft that travels through water and air, replacing hydroair plane. The coinage combines aqua meaning water from Latin roots, aiming to better suggest flight within water.
An advertisement promotes a hair product that promises to remove dandruff, stop itching, and prevent flaking. It markets rapid results and claims to improve scalp health with regular use.
An advertisement extolls Danderine as a simple inexpensive solution for soft glossy hair free from dandruff. It claims rapid effects within ten minutes and significant new hair growth after two weeks, asserting it also prevents hair loss and itchy scalp. A test claim suggests dragging a cloth through a strand reveals instant shine.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Reciprocal and Anna tidying an apartment after returning home. It mentions satisfaction and a quip about cleaning, with garbled text hindering clarity on names and sequence of events.
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