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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
3
A period ad touts drops and a tiny bottle of Preezone to remove hard or soft corns and calluses with no irritation. It features quirky claims about skin benefits and a jesting line about wrinkle remedies from a fictional "Molle" and a skin deck.
The ad touts Danderine as a wartime style hair solution claiming hair stops falling out and gains shine, vigor, and color. It emphasizes quick effects and easy use, urging readers to try the product for a fuller appearance. The copy reads like a catalog-style promotion with uncertain OCR typos throughout.
An old advertisement extols Bochee’s Syrup as a curing remedy for coughs with claims of strong effectiveness and a night’s rest free from coughing. The piece also references a humorous note about a horseless gun invention promising warfare without enemy complaints of headache.
A late era recipe page offers culinary guidance from date pudding to sweetbread croquettes and casseroles. It includes methods for sweet threads, curries, and nutmeg oiling, plus labor saving tips, cake and cookie varieties, and kitchen utensil care with practical advice for home cooks.
An odd transcript describes a forged tale of the Hope Diamond, a French trader, and an engagement notice with envelopes at each plate bearing the phrase A Fortune from a Tea Cup. The piece weaves rumor, exotic locations, and a staged social ritual for a wealthy union.
Several sections of Iceland are rich in agate and chalcedony used in making jewels for watch bearings and electrical instruments. The article notes the geological distribution and potential mineral wealth of Icelandic deposits.
In Matthew 2 the Magi seek Israel's King guided by a star and gifting the Christ child. Herod and Jerusalem react with fear while priests reveal Bethlehem as the birthplace. God directs the journey to Egypt for the infant's protection until Herod's death, illustrating divine providence amid royal peril.
Quoted meditation on charity and humility. It urges withholding judgment, yet aiding those in need, and reminds readers to focus on personal sins rather than the faults of others. Fenelon’s voice emphasizes humanity and leniency in judgment.
A feature describes Western Canada’s plains studded with railways and grain elevators, predicting a billion dollar crop era in 1920. Wheat, oats, barley, flax, and corn yields are analyzed with prices, while rail hubs attract buyers and labor remains scarce. The piece closes with a light anecdote about a boy called William by his mother.
Ad copy touts Papes Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion gases fermentation heartburn sourness and stomach distress from acidity. A few tablets allegedly provide immediate relief so one can eat favorite foods again. Millions helped annually and it claims to be harmless and pleasant with low cost at drug stores. Also mentions dancing craze cat step and election remark about a man who failed to secure a nomination.
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