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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
7
In Atlanta Georgia rumors say a robber tale persists as Mrs Henpeck has not left. The piece mentions Mald Tom and Vieltom Is Mr Meapeck at home. The wording is fragmentary but implies a local household topic or a crime rumor circulating in the area.
German patents help the dye industry adopt foreign expert methods, enabling chemists to duplicate complex dyeing processes in a short time. The breakthrough accelerates production and may shift competitiveness across European textile firms, as researchers report rapid replication of foreign techniques.
Americans gain access to British lists of German patent rights and dyestuff processes seized since the war’s start. Du Pont plans large scale dyestuffs production while U S firms push to use German methods postwar under new patent laws. European factories adopt American labor saving machinery and industrial methods, with broader global impact noted by patent experts.
Miss Bulle Ashlyn once married to Hilly Gowhl is connected to Chienon’s leading brokers and has been sent to the officers’ school at Fort Sheridan amid ongoing investigations and rumored political ties.
A quirky London récit describes a German U-boat attacking a vessel that released a panicked menagerie the crew claimed went mad aboard. Elephants trumpeted parrots and big cats as the ship's gunner allegedly fought off the attack before the U-boat vanished. Honolulu hotel sued in four damage actions totaling $20,000 by sailors and associates over alleged misconduct on a hotel dance floor.
Field headquarters in France reports that the captured Zeppelins are inspiring American officers and civilians to study airplane construction. At a French camp near Bullard’s school, students split time between theory and hands on work, dismantling engines and rebuilding motors under French instructors. Dogs accompany guests at a Denver hotel, housed in basement kennels with regular walks in nearby parks, increasing the bill for canine visitors.
Miss Ruth Corbett, Lane County official, urges Oregon households to use vetch seed as a bean substitute to boost wartime food supply for soldiers. She notes seed costs about one third beans and shows canning poultry to cut feed costs, warning about time and effort required.
A preached Bible Institute lesson on Psalm 103 stresses full body worship praising God with intellect, emotions, and will. It highlights God’s forgiveness redemption satisfaction and justice, cites mercy and compassion, and urges universal praise and total surrender to God backed by quotes and moral maxims.
A West Park Ohio teamster recounts years of violent sore pain cured by Peterson's Ointment after doctors failed. The testimonial, dated March 2 1914, credits the remedy with removing the misery and asserts widespread praise from druggists.
A fragmented quip collage notes that for every bachelor sighing at solitude, a dozen married men sigh at not being free. It then cites a colossal Franco-Prussian War loss of 1.58 billion dollars, reflecting hyperbolic humor on loneliness and great conflict.
The advertisement asserts uric acid causes gout and rheumatism and credits Dr. Pierce at the Invalida Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo with creating Anuric to flush uric acid. It urges sufferers to buy Anuric double strength or send $1 for a trial pack, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Pemila Tomkins of Fort Wayne praising Anuric’s effects on night pain, urine sediment, and joint stiffness, alongside Dr. Pierce’s other remedies.
Dr J W Smith of Smith Farm and Stock ranch reports the long time Hot Springs character Soaks by has died after a year receiving a free morning drink from the doctor. He left his morning drink to his brother in a will learned by the pastor. A Forsyth area item with a local obituary tone.
An old advertisement sketch notes Cuticura soap and ointment as soothing for irritated baby skin after a bath and promises mail sample offers. A humorous note recalls a real estate agent resisting endless details, and a fisheries school may be opened at Washington University.
A Paris scientist Mr Charles Lambert develops a method to print Morse alphabet raised letters via thick ink, enabling blind and amputee readers to scan text with an electrical device. The system uses vertical dashes and is cheaper than embossing.
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