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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
7
A report from Pisgul forest notes poachers push deer from preserves to the open, increasing losses. The United States government preserve system battles this trend as numbers rise to alarming proportions while authorities seek protective action.
An article discusses acid stomachs causing maldigestion and starvation despite plenty. It describes excess stomach acid souring fed and fermenting, leading to aches, pains, and poor nourishment. It promotes EATONIC tablets as a quick remedy to absorb excess acid and ease symptoms.
A compilation of dessert and savory recipes using strawberries and various vegetables. Includes methods for Strawberry Cream Wash sherbet, Manhattan Pudding, Milk Sherbet, Ham Mousse, and cucumber sauce, plus notes on onions carrots celery tomatoes and other produce with preparation tips and selected meat dishes.
A difference of opinion exists on the world’s most beautiful street. Among the candidates are Princes Street in Edinburgh known as the Athens of the North, Vin de Septembre in Genoa, Sackville Street in Dublin, Avenida Callao and Plaza Mayor in Buenos Aires, High Street in Teelfist, and Unter den Linden in Berlin.
Fragmentary clipping reports broad wool consumption in the United States for cloth and military use, mentions worn old clothes and civilian patches in Rome, then pivots to a dubious segment on black diamonds from Brail and Rabla with an extreme price note of twenty thousand dollars, concluding with a cryptic advice line about knowing one's own mind.
The passage describes patchwork finishing ideas for fabrics including velvet and satin, highlighting patch placement on seams and various shapes. It suggests using uniform cuts, patches stitched with plain or diagonal stitches, and even foreign stamps for consistent effect across garments.
Describes an economical wood constructed eight room house by William A. Radford. Highlights include den, breakfast room, sun parlor, large pantry, work area, and ample closet space. Features two front bedrooms, a spacious reception hall, and near-square footprint for cost efficiency.
An alternate design shows brick to the second floor with stucco above, costing slightly more than wood. The layout centers a large sun parlor at the front, a spacious living and dining area, a dining room with access to the sun parlor, a breakfast nook, and a kitchen with built in conveniences. Bedrooms and baths are arranged along a central hall with ample closets, a basement, and a dedicated heating room. Builders can adjust the design. consulting an architect is advised to save costs on elaborate homes.
Grandmother washed her hair with a cake of soap in confusion. The soap lather turned her hair a bright yellow, shocking her until she discovered the granddaughter had bought the soap for a silk waist. The Indianapolis News reports the curious domestic mishap.
The text cites Mazzini on international politics and mission of a nation, then recalls a Boston Globe poll about Longfellow's The Bridge as a candidate for the best English poem. It contrasts traditional verse with a modern school that rejects Longfellow and Tennyson as artificial.
A vivid account describes a rider perched atop an elephant during a carnival pageant. The ascent, sudden motions, and the animal's tail and ears provoke seasick sensations. Despite fear and disorientation, a survivor may deem the ride the most unique experience they ever had.
In a lighthearted note the Louisville Courier Journal reports on health education for girls adapting to a trend of renaming programs. The piece highlights the move from health classes to beauty classes as a reflection of public dialogue and school branding.
A Kansas City Star clipping describes a dining room scene at the Petunia tavern where a guest, drenched in ketchup, accuses a waitress Sylphie of misfortune. The landlord recalls the incident as accidental, while the guest faces a bill, amid local color and quips.
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