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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
3
The poem laments April in the woods as boys and girls search for wild violets and spring blooms. It warns that careless picking threatens native blossoms and urges children to study and admire nature rather than destroy it.
A rustic natural description notes kingfishers in early spring near streams and orchards, parrots the phoebe and thrush, and details how birds pair up, build nests, and sing at dawn and dusk. It paints spring wildlife behavior with vivid, period-voice imagery.
A brief guide explains sowing seeds with soil covering and watering. It mentions placing a thin layer of mulch over the soil to protect seeds from disturbance, and removing it after germination. The text emphasizes gentle watering and surface preparation.
The passage merges thawing ground, manure coating trees, and uneasy hints of injuries and spores. A child’s behavior provokes concern as a teacher warns about danger while adults discuss fate and mystery in a troubled scene.
A guide encouraging women to cultivate a garden to ease fatigue and improve health. It suggests choosing low maintenance flowers such as sweet peas and phlox, offers planting tips, and highlights benefits for mind and body while noting colorful options for borders and containers.
Advice on garden spacing pruning weed control and propagating hot house plants. Emphasizes not waiting to pull weeds and timing cuttings for April with clean wood and proper watering and ventilation for a window garden.
A New England preacher warned of civilization’s fragility while reflecting on Lin Hidde’s return from Jonesville. He argued education’s cornerstone protects families and communities, urging vigilance against complacency as society faces evolving threats.
The lesson centers on Cornelius a Roman captain and his household as the gateway to Gentile inclusion. It details Cornelius piety prayer alms and vision, Peter's world opening call to witness, and the Holy Spirit moving among non Jews marking the church's global mission. It emphasizes obedience and the universal reach of salvation through Jesus Christ.
The National Geographic study outlines Tripoli’s shift from peacetime industries to war era danger. Sponge divers esparto pickers and caravan traders face paralysis, venomous snakes, scorpions, raiders, and desert perils across 1600 miles to Sudan.
Sermon by Rev. L. W. Gosnell from Moody Bible Institute portrays Isaac as a commonplace yet divinely guided figure. It stresses meekness submission and steady virtue as paths to significance, linking Isaac to Christ and urging ordinary work done for the Lord Christ.
Three young Columbus boys read about war and gas bombs in the newspaper and armed themselves with eggs. They ambushed a passing Citi zens Telephone car, splattering it with yolk. One boy was captured after a chase, confessed, and named accomplices. all were brought to city court for proceedings.
Ossup Mango’s cinema woes draw chaos as late arrivals block notes and scenes. A judge frees him despite the rowdy disruptions with a movie fan’s mercy. Nearby items note biscuit makers in Hong Kong and a Mexico printing press history, reflecting global trade and early presses.
A historical note describes Petrie's comprehensive survey of Egyptian Ulnis and related implements. It traces development from archaic to Chellean and Acheulean periods and links European influence in late glacial stages. The study promises to aid prehistoric antiquities research with careful correlation and illustrations.
Quoted reflections urge contentment with one’s life and gifts, then shift to outward focus. Look outside, act for others, and treat neighbors kindly. The sufferer prays for relief, not indulgence, in a humane call to compassion and duty.
The speaker recalls 46 years near Lee Mlingis and land bought near Briércrest in Saskatchewan. He farms 1650 acres, noting wheat yields of 40 bushels per acre in 1914 at $1.50 per bushel. He says taxes total about $52 per quarter section and asserts strong protection under provincial laws. He mentions seven children and engagement in schooling and public life. The piece includes reprinted Saskatchewan Farmer article denying war taxes and warning against emigration rumors, plus notes on drug shortages and health costs during wartime.
An old health ad claims eating meat harms kidneys and back, urging Jad Salts to flush kidneys daily. It promotes castoria for infants and notes a proverb about size and will, reflecting varied newspaper content.
The article explains how kidney disease raises arterial tension and harms organ function, leading to waste buildup and often misattributed heart or brain illness. It advertises a 10 cent trial package of "Anuric" by Dr. Pierce as a preventive remedy, urging sufferers of backache, frequent urination, and tiredness to buy it.
In an Indianapolis Star fragment from Frenzied Finance a landlord asks when he will see rent money from a two month overdue tenant. The tenant evasively replies that the color is an invisible green. The piece also references a merchant who notes a Dillook leader, on commission, starving to death, and mentions Red Cross Bell and a chaotic ad listing groceries.
This period brings trouble with fever weakness and low appetite. The ad promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier that cleanses impurities and strengthens bloodmaking glands to enrich the body with vitality.
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