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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
A dense guide showcases rabbit and venison dishes, with milk baked rabbit, croquettes, and a jelly glaze. It surveys herbs, greens, dandelion benefits, trout, sweetbreads, and conservational tips, mixing recipes with seasonal produce and nutrition notes.
A garbled report mentions Veetes Maynet and Hitwin AL Aingherat with claims about paper bills milled into bites. It cites an expert from the Coleed Staten Hew Fovermael discussing a canninary tale and a Dominican Republic trade of a whitening wine remedy.
The passage discusses wool textiles used in spring street truck development, noting a preference for loosely woven wool with light weight. It mentions no new weaves, naming older materials like laminates and corduroy while noting efforts to retain familiar cloth types.
Among the young girls hats for summer will be many white and colored rotted Swiss fabrics with large woven Indian silk elements, creating bright, decorative headpieces as described in the period attire notes.
An exhibition highlighted lace and lingerie outfits for spring using American made laces in varieties such as net and velvet. Gowns featured one sided draped waists with lace under chiffon, braiding details, pongee fabrics, and midnight blue satin three piece suits. Colors ranged from dark blues to taupe and white laces, with touches of embroidery and soutache.
A wool velours coat features a box plait at the back raised above the waist, a partial belt with two straps, and straps on the sleeves and sides. The design suits many figures and aligns with season trends, including jabots and high neck blouses, with open necks appearing as temperatures rise.
A spring hat features a black satin crown and a white shirred brim creating an irresistible combination. White satin crown buttons serve as the only trimmings, adding just enough detail to keep the hat dainty.
A fashion piece notes open necks return for warmer weather. It highlights satin and silk jackets, white washable blouses, and round Peter Pan collars, citing comfort and health as reasons women favor less constrictive necklines while maintaining style.
A fashion writer notes waists return as belts reappear to shape gowns, with straight lines and draped hems emphasizing slim figures. Frivolous hats, dark colors, and heavy satin fabrics appear, while wool is discouraged for spring. Platted collars, black accented accessories, and lingerie trims highlight current style trends.
A guide to using color dyed net for decorative embroidery on breakfast linens and boudoir pieces. It suggests inserting fine net and borders in yellow brown and green, sewing methods, embroidery hoop usage, blunt needles, hiding knots, basting with wrong side up, trimming, and close machine stitching.
The article outlines a bell boy salt box style with a navy berge finish and black silk braid edging. It notes worsted embroidery, a wide black satin girdle with half moon motifs, and a pearl gray silk vest attached to the outfit. The ensemble features a single strap buttoning coat across the chest.
William A Radford explains Gothic roof barns with curved hip and valley rafters, built without posts for ample mow space. The design strengthens with segmented built up rafters, adds commercial value, and supports 30 cow stalls and horse stabling. The feature blends aesthetics with practical storage in farm buildings.
A reflective piece contrasts riches of memory with wealth, presenting a poorhouse pauper whose mind is rich with noble past visions, suggesting inner wealth surpasses material poverty. The prose invokes themes of memory and dignity amid hardship.
A Denver millionaire gave his daughter an electric, fully equipped dollhouse with private baths a garage and even an airplane hangar. The girl quips she rents it furnished to Cousin Sallie for 35 cents weekly, after holiday revelry. Also notes potash find in Arizona and Red Cross nurse service figures.
Miss Rhinoceros boasts of having lived through many adventures while Mrs Rhinoceros counters that both share the same family and habits. The animals listen as the argument unfolds about origins and experiences in the zoo.
In a zoo, Miss Rhinoceros and Mrs. Rhinoceros boast of experiences from Africa to captivity. Miss claims one greater ordeal a jaw surgery in which doctors and equipment saved her, while Mrs. Rhinoceros recalls similar trials. Animals listen as the tale ends with satisfaction at shared endurance.
Twenty couples at a Duquam, TH ball danced for one hour and twenty minutes without a break, setting a new record for continuous dancing. The event drew wide local attention as participants maintained pacing and rhythm through the long social session.
A religious meditation on backsliding, defining it as turning from the Word of God through self reliance and neglect of worship. It contrasts persistent faith with the danger of drift, urging repentance, healing, and reliance on God's mercy rather than self righteousness. It references Hosea and biblical figures to emphasize the path back to Christ.
Rev H P Liddon quotes urge that earthly riches should not enslave the soul and that lasting value comes from God's love. The note reflects on proper demeanor and restraint, suggesting smiles may clash with surroundings and cautioning against overindulgence in worldly comforts.
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