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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
8
Advertisers warn that no substitutes should be used for Royal Baking Powder and claim Royal is a pure cream of tartar powder. They state substitutes often rely on alum and emphasize Royal’s healthful quality for baking.
In West Metamora, residents share news of family visits and illnesses. Frances Lyon, Leo Lindley, and Earl Valentine suffer mumps. Geo Bernath and family visited John Oden. Aunt Elma Penny’s hospital visit noted. Community members discuss health remedies, church ties, and local social events.
Community snippets report visits among families in Northwest Clinton, Pike, Bethel Ridge, Lytton, Inlet, and surrounding areas. Residents like James Tedrow, Christ Spangler, and the Frazier family are noted with weekend and holiday gatherings. farm activities include John Stuteman husking corn and Ervin Pennington aiding in gravel work for a new house. Educational and church events appear with a North Dover singing school led by instructor Gaiman, whileMichigan visitors and Toledo trips are mentioned.
The notice promotes Hyomei as the simplest and cheapest cure for catarrh claiming it purges diseased germs from throat nose and lungs without upsetting the stomach. It advertises Read & Wager refund policy and urges community youths to join upcoming meetings and highlights changes in local troop activities and hall location debates.
A brief puff promoting fresher unadulterated spices as superior flavoring products. The copy claims true natural spices offer genuine flavor, invites trial, promises no need for repeat invites, and notes prices comparable to ordinary near spices, with lower long term cost.
Dowell school notes November mail data with 97 received and 53 sent, no arrests, election of Wilbur Miller as chief of pole and Eldon Rupp as assistant, Ada Waldvogel new mail clerk, attendance stars listed, and plan to convert extra room into a play area for ill students. Visitors welcome. neighbors invited to Christmas program. Also includes an advertisement for cooking book set and Hanford's Balsam claim.
An advertisement extols Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a non alcoholic tonic to strengthen children and adults, claim ing it builds health, resists colds, and aids recovery. It promises money back if not effective and notes Rexall Stores nationwide. A separate obituary notes Mrs. Sherman Ruhlin’s death after childbirth at age about 19, with service details at the Christian church in Wharton.
An old advertisement touts a rheumatic remedy claiming to check uric acid deposits in muscles and joints with a 50 cent bottle, featuring a testimonial from P. W. in Catawissa. It adds a repair shop offer for secondhand sewing machines and surplus items, with a local seller Stotzer & Johnston at 32-4.
Local classifieds list buyers and sellers: a Yale motorcycle in Cape, Wauseon. 500 real calves sought with pickup and highest market price. cattle and hides buyer Clifton and Fleming. a man with horse and buggy for sale in Fulton county. McCormick corn husker in good running order for cheap from J A Hauenstein. five two week old pigs and Jersey red sows offered. land sale or exchange for 85 acres near Defiance with fair buildings and cleared soil from Ham and Stahl. advertised letters include Lila Johnson Adam Kellar C P Manweiler Mary A Waltros and J B from Outcast P M.
A period piece advertises Mayr a stomach remedy with testimonials from Roanoke Virginia and others, urging readers to ask their druggist about it. It also lists a Chicago address for sample material and copies of a free booklet, while mixing other farm sale notices and consumer ads.
Treasurer announces the slate of millage levies for 1918 across county funds. Sinking fund 083 mills. University fund 0025 mills. Common school fund 5 mills. County fund 4089 mills. Poor fund 008 mills. Bridge fund 717 mills. Building fund 124 mills. School and agricultural levies listed with local purposes table to follow. TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS CORPORATIONS.
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