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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
4
A mixed page lists Republican statewide ticket including Governor Frank and Warren G Harding for Senate with local names such as Arnold and Reighard. It covers school notes, community events, household tips, and brief local notices, including farming, gatherings, and medical ads.
Sunday school at 9 5 and Epworth League at 6 30. Morning sermon at 10 45 on Popularity. midweek meeting at 7 30. Bethel and W C T U convention details from Sept 24 25 with addresses, reports, and officers. Also home economy tips and a sales note for beds and other items.
A fragmented line extols open windows and nature's sights and sounds. It highlights sunshine blue skies rain wind frost sleet and their role in sustaining a healthy normal alert state. The text reads like a sentimental observation on environmental freshness and well being.
Among horsemen who know Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh is their favored liniment. It cures and heals cuts sores galls and other external ailments reachable by topical application even after other remedies have failed.
The article contrasts Brown and Garfield on temperance aligned with the Pro gressive party and prohibition. It cites Brown's past as a brewer's attorney and his wet voting record, while Garfield is described as opposing local option and ducking a county vote. It also mentions miners superstitions about rabbits and whistles, plus old ad copy for Dr King’s New Life Pills and a quip about change in a progressive era.
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