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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
6
A fragmentary survey piece touts a Majestic Range as economical durable and warp resistant. Quotations from buyers Ralph, Harold Clark, Orville Curtis, Robt Kernehan, and others praise performance. A long list of respondents names follows, with few readable details beyond endorsement.
A wide range of assets is offered in a public sale including pure-bred mares, a Percheron stallion, cattle, sheep, hogs, and a large collection of farm equipment and wagons. The sale lists terms: under $5 payable in cash, nine months credit with interest on larger notes, and 8 percent discount for cash. Local officials include Fred Shammel Jr as proprietor and C. H. Bowen as clerk. Auction held at the property with a lunch stand on site.
The article describes debuting dancing caps with gold and silver leaves, silver spangled nets, and gauzes, worn with ostrich feather neckpieces and ribbons. Opera and dining caps are introduced for theater use, offering brilliant, durable head decorations that stay in place during dances. Berlin doctors name a new disease tango foot linked to the dance.
Jo the talented young actor-dancer appears in io Bartholomae's musical comedy When Dreams Come True at the Auditorium for four days starting Sunday with a matinee Wednesday. Santley brings modern steps like The Cubist Glide and The Santley Tango, backed by a strong company including Cathryn Rowe Palmer and Ruth Randall.
The Toledo Blade proclaims itself the best known national weekly with over one million readers weekly. It highlights wholesome optimism and family focus, detailing its departments from Household Page to Farmstead and Question Bureau, inviting readers to subscribe for a dollar and urging sample copies to Allen Tree in Toledo Ohio.
Allied Printing Trades of Cincinnati leads a state wide campaign urging Ohio union members to back Prohibition. The Typographical Union demands that liquor printers use union labels, threatening a statewide effort with 250 000 trades unionists if their point is not won, while brewers and liquor dealers resist union printing and labeling.
Charles Klein's The Third Degree presented at the Princess Theatre on Monday October 5 offers a sharper social angle after New York police scandal revelations. Richard Brewster faces a confession under third degree pressure while Captain Clinton, and Eva Masters as Annie, deliver strong performances though text carries era concerns about police methods.
S. D. Martin of Elkton Ohio reports stomach troubles and weight loss improved after one dose. He later ordered more, noting he gained fifteen pounds and no longer suffers headaches or dizziness. The letter claims others also benefited, with claims of rapid results and avoidance of surgery. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is advertised as a swift digestive cleanser sold by druggists.
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