The Price of Peace and War's Hidden Cost
A narrative poem and essay blend laments over World War I's price in money and lives. It contrasts the financial burden, debt growth, and birth-rate impact with a call for disarmament and a new crusade for peace. It warns that future wars may be waged on a global scale, beyond trenches, urging citizens to support disarmament now.
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Ipa
Katherine Lee Bate
Rea
U. S
France
England
United States
Peaches Segey
Pulton Corinune
Wallsbon
Ing
Muin
Jean
Ohio
Michigan
Germany
New York
West
Grand Army
Ypres
Pliny
Berlin
London
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Saturday Evening Post
Charles I
The War with Malice and the Eye of Prosperity
A collage of orations and ads recaps a wartime ethics call and a business pitch. The text links Lincoln era ideals to modern industry boosterism while quoting Schwab and linking prosperity to expansion plans and moral resolve. It also includes a legal notice and probate excerpt amid a chaotic mixture of editorials and advertisements.
Helpul Words From a Wauseen Citizen Kidney Pill Ad
A local testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and back pain. It claims improved kidney function and regularity after use, with consumer Pontious describing relief from long standing pain and irregular kidney action. Foster Milburn & Co. Buffalo is named as the distributor.
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Dean
Sion Pontious
Elin Stymya
Doan
Joan
Pontiaus
Foster-Milburn
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
Goriach
Time to Laugh or Cry in Wausean Life
An editorial urges readers to reserve laughter for appropriate moments and show sensitivity to misfortune. It cautions that smiling at others’ afflictions is poor form, and stresses knowing when to laugh or take things seriously as part of communal wisdom. The piece ends noting a yearly subscription rate of one dollar.
Health ad touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as bowel aid
A vintage health notice stresses undigested food causing sickness and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets to cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and aid the liver. It claims benefits for indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation. No griping is promised by Fink & Haumesser.
Rates of Taxation notice from Wauseon Ohio 1921
Tax rates set by Fulton County officials for 1921 include an 18 mill State University Building Fund levy and a 25 mill Public Welfare/Highway levy. Total levy 1,026 mills. Taxpayers urged to verify their receipts and ensure real estate and personal property are correctly listed. November 5, 1921.
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Lreal Sotice Vo Iho
Orleans Street
Detroit
Mich
A. M.fish
Pee Babley
M. Jones
Business Ag
Ustoler
Delliers
Wanseon Savings and Trust Company
Oeluber
Kertei
Jones
Seale
Wauseon
Obin
Glen V. Soule
M. Ella Buck
Ella Buck
Royalton Township
Fulton County
Ohio
A.M. Barber
Taraa
State University Building Fund
State Department and Public Welfare
County
Irvine
Nessette
Nis
Rochats Bensley Pond
Wit Anlisy
Warding the farmer and modern equipment clash in a speech
The piece cites Congressman Anderson claiming warming is 30 years behind all American industry. It notes Wauseon residents share that view and argues farmers balance investment in machinery with debt and frugal operations. It portrays farming as a highly competitive, pragmatic business where crude methods can succeed where modern gear fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lowst
Wauseon
Usally
Connecticut preacher sells secret to make hens lay
A Connecticut preacher turned poultry raiser claims he has found a method to stimulate laying by entertaining the hen. He suggests varied routines and even music to prevent boredom, noting the approach could be patented for profit, though he remains generous. The writer parties comment that readers may choose their own method while preferring the newspapers game.
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Wutscon
Connecticut
Egies
Uren
Glove Imports and Tariff Debate Highlight September Data
The article notes September glove imports totaling 1,250,000 pairs for the first nine months of the year and a value of 115,320 dollars. It discusses tariff law reforms and protection for the glove industry, arguing for a favorable protection stance amid import trends and fashion.
Buckeye farmers to attend American Farm Bureau convention
About one hundred Buckeye farmers plan to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Atlanta November 21 to 28. A Buckeye Special train will run from Cincinnati November 19 with cars from Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati. Round trip certificates cost one and a half fares, and reservations are urged to secure hotel space.
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Buckeye
American Farm Bureau Federatio
Atlanta
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Cincinnati
T. P
Chattanoga
Southern
Cloumbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Atlantia
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BM Hain
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Adelin Buck
Deceas
Fink & Haumesser
F.orth
Wauseon, Ohio
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Tury
Ghoton
Wanscon Vilage
Ayry Fitton Sch
BSA
Tae
Fulton Beh
Bibel
Noel
Samuel
William Reichardt
Missouri Auction School
Delta R
Delta Phone
Chamberlain Medicine Go
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. A
D. B. Johnson
G. B. Allion & Son
Mfers
Walseon
OIC
F. Stotzer
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Eatonic
C. H. Huffman
Wause
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Edgar & van Rensselaer
Funeral Directors
Gehring-Rualin CO
Lyon & Co
Dixie Land
North Carolina
Vicks VapoRub
Southam
Vicks
HAAS
Chestnut Street
Court House
Georgia
F. S
J. M. Ham
LAW Wauseon
A.C. Mixter
General Farm
Delta
S. Anna Bevier
D. C. Peoples State Bank
Fayette Hotel
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Hm Cay
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