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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Mrs Pinkerton's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for change of life symptoms. It claims to restore strength, ease backache and headaches, and improve overall well being in middle aged women. It emphasizes testimonials from supposed users, urging readers to try the famous remedy.
An old advertisement touts Boschee’s Syrup as a safe effective treatment for summer colds. It advises bed rest when possible and to avoid drafts and rapid temperature changes. The copy claims the product has been made in America for over fifty years and is available at stores. It ends with a moral note about theft hurting the thief.
A playful local column sketches rivalries and set pieces from everyday life. A frustrated voter complains about an unappealing ballot and a grocer answers with a quip about oversized eggs. The piece closes with a wry joke about flirting misreads and mistaken impressions.
Fragments recount a sequence in a San Francisco hotel dining room where a man named BH resists coffee as a wakeful factor. The text includes quirky anecdotes on social manners, shop talk about a shoe salesman, and a country anecdote about a child hunting eggs with a bantam egg.
A garden to table spread features multiple cookie styles and savory dishes. Recipes include Coconut Macaroons and Nut Titbits cookies, Egg Plant preparations with mushrooms and salsify sauces, and a range of Creole style sauces for meats and fish.
A column of kitchen hints covers tomato butter preservation with seven pounds tomato fruit three pounds sugar cinnamon clove and cider vinegar. It notes heating efficiency on gas stoves and details oyster scallop layering with buttered crumbs pepper salt and milk before baking.
Instructions offer methods for chopping raisins by dusting with corn flour to avoid sticky masses. Also describes frying eggplant slices, pressing juice, and cooking brains a la Creole with tomatoes and seasonings. Includes a tip to air a closed closet using a small electric fan to improve musty air.
A Winfield Kansas scoutmaster writes about a ten year old scout who faced a rattlesnake bite on a hike and applied a tourniquet to slow poison, then walked two miles home. At age eleven he rescued a full grown man from drowning by throwing him a grapevine.
A revived scout standard urges all members to wear a clean, complete uniform. Leaders warn that a dirty appearance harms troop pride and effectiveness, promising headquarters support to enforce dress etiquette and hygiene.
Pasadena scouts canvass businesses to compile a roll of honor listing firms that hired returning soldiers sailors and marines. The effort, requested by the government, aims to show job retention for veterans and aid on reintegration.
Boy Scouts in Ohio raise lemons or money for soldiers refreshment at Dennison and Uhrichsville. Medford Troop No 1 scouts drop a baseball game to search for a lost girl. Demarest scouts help wood for a church and save school books from fire. Crosby funeral escorts include six Wolf patrol scouts as pallbearers. In Brunswick witnesses stop a crosswalk vandal and extract shattered glass. Hammond scouts collect 161 794 nails and metals weighing 2770 pounds to prevent punctures on an emergency doctor’s car.
In a humorous town tale, a suspect claims a jewel robbery while insisting a lost cook was stolen. Mr Crossio ts deflects with a joke about a cook being a jewel, as a bystander notes the odd reasoning. A stray line mentions a Bayer Cross on genuine aspirin as a reminder.
In a dialogue between Dustin Stax and Miss Cayenne the talk centers on social pride and obligation. Stax, though wealthy, appears embarrassed while Cayenne notes a friend who inherits a grand piano and feels compelled to play it publicly.
A garbled OCR page mixes dubious medical ads for Gold Medal tablets with jokey lines about aging and fitness, shop notices, a Red Cross Ball promotion, a librarian anecdote about Miss H and a Cuticura powder ad, all blending into a chaotic era miscellany.
A hostess asks Arthur to pick chocolate or cocoa nut cake, but he opts for a piece of each. The piece ends with a light aside about the use of copper in police telegraph wires.
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