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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
7
A sweeping historical account links Batum and the broader oil region to enduring cultural legacies. It traces how the discovery and transport of crude oil influenced industry and geopolitics, and how places and people from Bartow to Virginia echoed in place names and legends across centuries.
A fragmented piece tracing how places and people shaped early U S geography through royal and colonial names. It surveys queenly and noble influences from Victoria to Elizabeth to Carteret, linking towns and counties across states with their historic origins.
Frank M. Chapman argues Vera Cruz and surrounding regions offer the world’s richest variety of natural attractions within a corridor from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. He details a coast to Sierra journey, noting climate shifts, Aztec ties, Mt Orizaba, and ecological zones from tropical jungle to alpine zones.
A National Geographic Society communication cites Dr Dunn A Peete noting cold cream's paradox as both modern and ancient. It traces "unguentum refrigerans" to Roman days with Galen's formula, while contemporary usage spans many and varied applications in the twentieth century.
The gomas megothoriven, a ground sloth relative, was mounted in the Royal Museum near Buenos Aires. The Tertiary-era specimen, found in both North and South America, is described as having a long forelimb span and being a domesticated, gentle animal.
Fragment discusses Frederick II Sicily and early food and drug acts, tracing medical regulation from ancient times to Galen. It mentions physicians seeking diplomas, regulated drug labs, and the spread of compound remedies like Mithradation Thermuea. Describes opium use, adulteration fears, and historical pharma monopoly claims.
The article traces Saghalien or Sakhalin as a long standing political puzzle between Russia and Japan. It covers early Russian and Japanese interests, border treaties up to Portsmouth, and the island’s economy based on fishing, forestry, and emerging paper and mining sectors. It notes that most inhabitants are Russian, with seasonal Japanese fishing migration, and describes Karafuto and Mauka links, climate, and limited development by exiles rather than colonizers.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on minimalist farming notes about a milking net and cows from New Jersey, with garbled interjections about marriage proposals and a string of names. The readable items hint at a chaotic montage from Scientific American style notes and popular culture phrases.
A garbled clipping from an Ago Herald quotes strange phrases and misheard lines about a theater, weather, and social scenes. The text shows broken names and odd spellings, with no clear event or person confirmed.
A report notes soot is more active than dry matter in neutralizing disinfecting agents, while moisture from water vows dissolving agents enhances bacteria survival. The smoky air may crack nasal mucosa, spreading bacteria when ground-level dust rises, making illnesses harder to cure.
A chaotic statewide snapshot reports multiple fatalities from gunshots train crashes and auto wrecks across Ohio including Lorain Nelsonville Springfield Fostoria and Cleveland. It notes infrastructure events such as a gasoline explosion in Cleveland and a lightning strike damaging the Ohio Light and Power plant in Fos toria.
A montage of brief Ohio reports lists local deaths from falls and suicides, robberies, and accidents in Canton Cincinnati Toledo and Cleveland. It notes a Black Hand plot suspected after a fatal Youngstown staging, a train wreck near DeBeque, and multiple shootings and chemical fires across the state.
Lorado Taft and a Great Group accompany Miss Ruth Shelley strolling Fifth Avenue with her latest pet Jim a honey bear from the jungles of South America. Also noted: Eight hundred Russian refugee children landed in New York on the steamship Yomet Maru en route to Bordeaux.
Reports from various fields note a glue source in fur seal flippers and mention wartime loans to France totaling about 12 000 10 000 francs. Items include the English half farthing minted only in Ceylon before 1850, rising British living costs, a grape sugar with honey-like properties, Formosa camphor expansion, a Hazelton boy sending a letter, an English auto carburetor reducing fuel richness with speed, a new parasol tip hook design, Tadlin plant diversity, a traveler brush with a removable mirror, a Denver rod machine for earth work, and Australian ochre and mineral deposits boosting paint supplies.
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