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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a wife facing a costly arrangement. The speaker, Downe, notes spending over two hundred a week while she stays at a hotel, with terse dialogue about attendance at a lair and shore residence. The piece reads as a domestic dispute set in a historical context.
Fragmented OCR text reports a German relief issue and U S political tensions. Mentions Katto, Kuliman, and reactions in a turbulent setting with unclear quotes and garbled names. Strong entities include Germany and Washington, with generic references to officials and public discourse.
Oddly garbled ad style text describes lemon juice as a freckle remover and skin whitener with instructions, plus a stray note about inventors at work and a brief military police anecdote about a stalled engine. The piece interleaves health tips, patent chatter, and dime‑shop humor from a historic newspaper page.
A collection of kitchen notes and recipes for using leftovers and preparing desserts. Includes baked bananas, apple desserts, Bavarian and chocolate creams, jellies, fruit drinks, sauces, chutneys, relishes, and various meat dish ideas with steps and ingredients.
Fragmentary account describes hens and roosters reacting to rain and distant airplane sounds. Scattered phrases mention a mother figure guiding brood, a winged show, and unclear propetry themes. The text appears damaged with inconsistent names and events.
An old notice urges simple dental hygiene using a daily mouth rinse and soda solution after meals. It promotes peace and war resilience, advising bicarbonate rinse and careful after eating to preserve teeth amid hardships presented by conflict.
Fragmentary 17th century Cologne water history hints at a guarded secret. Mentions of inhabitants, figures like Maria Clemens Hitte and Mattes tere, and a small community resisting disclosure of the procedure. Details are sparse and garbled.
The text reads as a garbled sequence mentioning Portyot mixture, male tir, and hearing family. It references Peter Schaehen and a mysterious secret, with queries about threats or prejudice and a person who spoke after eleven. The result is unclear and lacks reliable facts.
The text outlines September 15 lesson material from the Bubble League of Chicago style Sunday school, focusing on Matthew 5 16 and Acts 14 15. It emphasizes disciples as salt light and city on a hill, the Great Commission in Matthew 28, and Paul’s call to Macedonia with missionary teachings and providential guidance.
In a border town at night, American doughboys march toward Berlin. A fruit vendor’s night parade yields bananas snatched by a stern sergeant and a patriotic fund contributing to the cause. The scene blends military arrival with a quirky street-long barter for a cause.
The piece describes grocery store sugar rationing records, where clerks collect customer details to enforce monthly limits. It notes many purchases are by women and recounts grocers’ frustration with overlength data, while highlighting privacy concerns and the public’s reaction. It also touches on armor innovations and short essays from Popular Science Monthly.
An assortment of advices and snippets fills the page from cures for corns to fashion chatter. Freezone ad touts painless corn removal from feet, plus other products and teases about clothing and social scenes. Brief quotes reference Castoria, a tank service eye color rumor, and light social banter amid miscellaneous anecdotes.
Prominent testimonials tout Peterson's Ointment as a cure for old sores ulcers eczema and skin irritations. Readers are urged to get a large box for 30 cents from any druggist with money back if not relieved. Endorsers include Wina Nichols Major Charles E Whitney Mrs L Wells and others citing relief for piles salt rheum and edemas.
A 1914 narrative recalls a humble man who left his Parisian workshop for military service, endured four years at the front, was wounded, and returned to the depot and front amid shelling and dreams of an ending winter. Also mentions an 1890s health ad oath and naval saluting customs, mermaids in Honolulu, and 8000 American women postal workers.
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