13 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
1
An advertisement asserts freezone can remove a corn or callus without pain by applying a few drops to the tender area. It promotes a small bottle available at drug stores and wholesale houses, claiming it loosens the corn or callus for easy lifting.
Bertram Meade, under a false name, joins a Southwest irrigation dam crew after his father’s scandal and death. He earns trust through skilled engineering, rises to transit work, and quietly masters the spillway design while keeping his identity hidden from colleagues, including veteran engineer Vandeventer. He struggles with an inner longing for his past and love Helen Wingworth while a storm threatens the dam.
A discussion of Montmorency Falls near Quebec praises intimate scenery over grand views. It describes the falls, surrounding cliffs, and forested amphitheater with vivid detail. A revival story follows a respected town vestryman pressured by a converted bartender to take the step.
A tale of a pretend charity ball for a child with a hiccup about kissing chauffeurs. Reflections on Alexandria’s history versus modern progress and a note on the era’s talk of dredging and artificial rubber from steel production.
The narrative portrays a young engineer Roberts using his talents to clear disgrace, real or fancied, as he seizes a chance in the next installment to prove himself and achieve vindication.
A reader laments neighbor noise from a gramophone and various musical sounds. The piece weaves in a joke about Perkins’s daughter, then notes a Popular Mechanics machine perforating music rolls for retailers. It also reports on the U S Weather Bureau seismic recording, noting 150 quakes in 1915 and stations from Washington to Alaska and beyond.
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