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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
2
A strange, archaic dialogue invites a young man to consider a shadowy deed that might avert financial worry, juxtaposed with the risk of harming others who may lose money. The piece hints at moral conflict set amid a dreamlike frame.
Mob frenzy erupts as word spreads of a massive gold find. Promoter Brouillard pushes Cartwright to bankroll a plan to quiet the crowd. By afternoon, crowds flood streets, headlines ignite, and construction halts spread across the dam project.
In Mirapolis the power failure cripples the mixers and forma work as crews run short. Handley berates Leshington and Gristow while Anson and Brouillerd remain elusive. Washington recalls a note from the chief and hints at a rogue who supplied gold nuggets for a display window.
In a tense mapping room discussion, Anson and colleagues dissect rumors of a revived Tonopah era gold claim. Harlan pushes a sensational scoop to profit from a supposed discovery while others fear disruptions from stalled ore works and looming storms.
A hydrographer delays leaving the mapping room then peers through a field glass at a distant cabin porch. He spots a woman on the steps and a man seated, while tension over a disappearing racket hangs in the air as the scene unfolds under afternoon sun.
A widow who dies without a will invites court appointment of guardians for her minor children, with fees, commissions, and holdbacks from shares. Court proceedings are costly and lengthy, and if no will exists, title to real estate and future transfers become vulnerable and delayed. An unrelated anecdote from Los Angeles Times recalls a man mistakenly denying a coat request and facing a clash over repayment and a coat.
Lake Superior shipping interests declare they will never move the 65,000,000 tons of iron ore tied to next year’s sales contracts. Minnesota mines prosper as the steel industry surges, signaling high activity across the sector.
Brouillard finds Amy distracted by romance while Grislow’s betrayal fuels a looming rail frontier. Miss Messingale laments secrecy as Brouillard discloses that the Buckskin extension awaits a restart after a bank-led scheme threatens the Little Susan mine. He reveals he used influence with Mr. Ford to curb danger, then contemplates love and money.
Washington dispatch discusses the 1891 Garza uprising on the Mexican border, detailing Lt. Dickman’s successful tactics that captured several bandits but allowed leader Garza to escape, and notes broader costs of foreign service including diplomatic budgets and consular pay. It also highlights Indian visitors in Washington and Gen. Miles’ continued activity.
A kaleidoscope of quotes and snippets bursts from Oliver Onions to a political witticism about careers. The piece threads desire, public service, advertising logic, and a note on name pronunciation, ending with a casual aside about the family name.
A dialogue on acting notes the key is the moving chest that conveys surprise fear hate or any strong emotion. The exchange suggests that learning to portray emotion is essential for a moving-picture actor.
Kismet reflects on Jobbles once paying debts promptly and living within means. The exchange reveals how Jobbles urged him to buy a motor car, prompting questions about recent changes in behavior and finances.
A partisan editorial argues Democrats mishandled national affairs, urging Republicans to avoid attacking the Democratic president and to focus on restoring GOP strength. It cites Kansas Republicans like David Mulvane and claims Progressives faded, predicting a straight Republican contest. The piece critiques tariff policies and wartime revenue measures as Democratic failures.
The Baltimore American argues for an inheritance tax as the wiser fiscal path for Democrats. It criticizes tax plans tied to wartime policy, warning of possible revenue losses if tariffs fail and predicting internal party pressure over whether to suspend sugar tariffs next March.
Recipe instructions mix egg butter lard ink cloves allspice cinnamon nutmeg ginger salt soda flour raisins citron walnut meats and cream or wine sauce. Described as an excellent dessert that keeps long.
A Victorian era health fad urges daily intake of hot water with limestone phosphate to purify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Advocates claim clearer skin better health and vitality for both women and men citing improved complexion and energy. Also notes on frost bite treatment and nitroglycerin demand in wartime NYC garbage removal contract.
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