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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
9
A garbled zoning of a historical text references government contracts and private gain, mentioning Miguel, Ther, and a reclamation project. The piece laments corruption and explores calls to hold leaders accountable to protect public welfare and happiness.
Brouillard and Grisiow clash amid the work on the Queesado dam project as labor ways and rival schemes surface. The pair debate trust, romance, and the ascent of Cortwright's influence while the town fizzes with tunnels, grades, and the looming catastrophe of the mountain barrier.
A bustling metropolis boom fuels a rush to acquire Mirapolis property as dozens of blocks rise and investors swoop on corners and insides amid a housing surge and promise of new industries. Garner of Kannas City spurs the missing quantity as tremors of growth fade into speculation.
Cartwright Brouillard and city engineers scramble to avert a panic as railroad and banker fears threaten Mirapolis. Rumor of a halted grading and a possible Buckskin reef discovery on Jacks mountain sparks investor jitters and prompts strategic moves to keep projects alive.
Geologists describe during the Rocone era Gulf shores stood farther inland creating a baylike extension that reshaped the Mississippi and Ohio mouths. They recount Alpine uplift from France eastward forming mountains as Switzerland rose through volcanic and sedimentary cycles over millions of years.
The government of Colombia has appropriated 10000 dollars annually to encourage silk culture. Experiments will test native plants to replace mulberry in the industry. Silk spinning machinery imported into Colombia will be exempt from duty for ten years.
Washington reports that American troops along the Mexico border are not on a pleasure mission. Officials warn bandits may split and wage guerrilla warfare, while a large force could be needed if Mexican factions unite against them. The piece recalls 1892 campaigns against Caterina Garza and notes artillery will be crucial alongside cavalry amid rising preparedness discussions.
A historical clipping notes a proposed death test using ether injected into the eyeball to check liveliness, claiming reddening if alive and none if dead, with the mirror test also used for confirmation. It references quotations and miscellaneous snippets including jokes and notes on mosquitoes and gas usage.
A critical look at the Democratic party shows deep internal conflict after unwise policy moves. Notes two NC and OH incumbents declining renomination, predicts more withdrawals, and warns of a noisy 1916 campaign as tariff and war-time issues strain unity and revenue.
The piece argues Democrats overstated tariff benefits while urging Republican restoration to shield industry. It cites Glynn and Need for Protection essays, condemns Democratic revenue mismanagement, and notes Roosevelt era protection as a model for prudent tariff revision.
Scald milk and tapioca, whisk in eggs and sugar, boil until thick, add vanilla, chill, then top with sliced pineapple and whipped cream. Mutton collops fry slices of roast or boiled leg in egg and seasoned crumbs, browning and serving with chipped potatoes.
A five pound package of Alabastie is mixed with two quarts of cold water for about one minute to create a ready to apply paste. The ad promises endless shade options by blending regular colors to achieve dreamy, mellow nature tones and vibrant blues, appealing to millions of painters and homeowners worldwide.
A collage of ads and anecdotes from 1918 includes Dodd’s Kidney Pills claims, a Buffalo company promotion, a police anecdote about a speeding suspect seeking extradition, a Lancashire rail tale about hens and trains, and quips from London Tit-Bits and Judge. It blends medical pitches with humorous vignettes and stray notes on health products.
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