Dont Throw Away Your Old Auto Tires Ad
An advertisement urges readers to reuse old tires by producing a Go New Double Tread Tire from two worn ones. It touts a hot wax lock stitch system and claims guaranteed puncture proof performance.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement urges readers to reuse old tires by producing a Go New Double Tread Tire from two worn ones. It touts a hot wax lock stitch system and claims guaranteed puncture proof performance.
Inlet School items show two new pupils joining. local families and neighbors are mentioned with visits, weddings, and social events. Elmira news covers Dr. Clark visiting Wauseon, moves to Burlington, and a stroke case. church conventions and local meetings are noted along with road and auto incidents.
Pliny Myers and family joined Mrs Beals at the Sunday School Convention in Ottawa and Chesterfield district. Various locals report visits, church socials, and community notes including farm sales, auto accidents, and upcoming concerts across Delta and nearby towns.
A lyrical meditation on freedom and nationhood, invoking oceanic birth of a republic, divine providence, and the roles of Washington, Lincoln, and Wilgon in guarding liberty. It laments despotism, praises republican virtue, and envisions a land where conscience guides worship and rulers serve the people.
The page lists a Ghurghes Lutheran Church schedule with Sunday School at 9:00 and services, a Braley area note on Hyomei treatments, a farm auction near Elmira Ohio on November 4, 1915, and various church announcements from Evangelical, Baptist, Christian, and Congregational congregations with times for Sunday School, services, and prayer meetings. Also included is a Kansas City Star dialect quote and an Ohio State Journal remark on ambition.
The Louisville Herald comments on Harper’s Weekly notion of Russian aims. It argues Russians envision a vast, resource rich state expanding timber, oil, minerals, cereals and a 10 million strong army, seeking access to world trade and Mediterranean fleets, potentially competing with Britain as the great traders.
Reports show sediment buildup severely restricting water flow in city mains, with Camden eight inch lines dropping capacity to under a quarter and Belle Plaine's six inch pipe requiring higher pressure to deliver 248 gallons per minute. A nine foot device with rotating knives is used to dislodge and flush the deposits, maintaining flow while clearing the pipes.
Reverend C. M. Knighton of Havanna Florida recounts three months of severe kidney and back pain. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports the pain disappeared and feels twenty years younger. The testimonial mentions relief from rheumatic symptoms, backache, sore muscles and stiff joints.
The article discusses the Sprague act redrawing the Ohio district, removing Putman county and adding Wood county, altering party majorities. It argues the change benefits Republicans in a formerly competitive district and urges support for the act in the November 2 election, citing broader party loyalty and governance concerns. It cites political figures and public notices, with ads and misc. notices for sales and lost items interspersed.
A memorial era note recalls vaudeville style toasts and a birthday greeting for Major Lewis Butler on December 2 1915. It records the next reunion planned for October 1916 at Lyons Ohio with Wayne Carpenter elected president and Wm Thornton vice president. Host hospitality earns thanks and a hymn closes the gathering.
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