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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement fragment promotes Cuticura for pimples claiming quick results with soap and hot water. It mentions removing blemishes and keeping skin clear with daily use, noting Deposition of a girl compared to a Grecian statue in tone.
A survey of Ohio news notes details Cleveland Trust taking control of People's Savings bank and planning a West Side branch, a 1920 Ohio Elks president election in Ashtabula, and Lima named Heese City. Other items report robberies, frost warnings, accidents, court actions, and public works across multiple cities.
A historical church review outlines teaching divisions from Primary to Adult on Jesus themes. It analyzes Matthew parables the Hid Treasure and the Pearl of Great Price, rejecting purchase of salvation, and describes the merchantman and dragnet as symbols of Christ seeking and gathering humanity.
John David argues religion is practiced in the world not cloistered halls. It trains character through daily temptations and rivalries, teaching justice truthfulness self denial gentleness and purity in word thought and deed.
A collage of quotes on life purpose and virtue emphasizes inheriting a life from birth, avoiding sin, and living with a cheerful heart. It urges making the Book central, doing God given work, and passing each day on earth in peace through love and endurance.
A collection of short quirky vignettes with a child learning about clay figures after church, a street encounter with a one legged man, a mother reading a picture aloud, and a witty exchange about marriage. Included are light newspaper snippets and an ad for Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with testimonials. A joke ends with a quip about seeing and an oculist.
A husky sailor answers to the nickname god and proudly lists his townspeople as he is en listed in his home town. He is known as Gussie among locals and embraces the moniker with good humor.
A fragmented humorous local item mentions a young teacher annoyed by a parent over classroom reading choices, a pillar story proposal, and a light remark by an Irish spectator about shoveling. The passage also notes a steam shovel at a state street bridge and a bemused man with a swollen head wearing a small hat.
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