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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
3
A melodramatic interlude follows Julia Redmond and her aunt the marquise as a royal affair, war news, and a looming divorce echo through a Paris drawing room. The aunt pressures marriage for status while Julia declares love, torn between duty and passion amid reports of Tonkin and desert campaigns.
A narrative chronicles Pitchoune a loyal dog of Sabron as they endure dawn to deathly combat in a desert river bed. The dog guides and sustains his wounded master through gunfire and heat, his courage marking a soldier’s fidelity amid chaos and pursuit for water and shade. The piece closes with a note on civilization’s peril and a welfare update regarding Miss Moore and the children’s bureau.
An aged French couple kept track of how many German troops stayed in their village house. A traveling correspondent recounts a night in a nearby village near Metz where war memories linger. The French residents recall German soldiers sheltering there during both world wars, with twenty two visits noted across the wars and repeated comings during the current conflict.
A descriptive piece details a new electro mechanical waiter system allowing diners to select from illuminated table options and receive dishes via an automated tray from a centralized kitchen. It envisions hotel use, signals to chefs, and emphasizes rapid, self serve dining aided by numbered controls.
Rich soil moisture and warmth are key to calla blooming especially in winter. Rest plants in summer, repot in September with charcoal, manure, and rich compost. Water with warm water, provide bottom heat, and use liquid manure weekly. Protect with rings around the stem base and manage pests with cold water.
Weave through a noisy lull of lawn care tips urging weed control and thorough cultivation. Emphasizes deep pulverization, fertilization, raking, and rolling to achieve a smooth level lawn. Advocates fresh seed from a reliable seedman and warns against reusing last year’s seed. Recommends seeding late August or early September for cool moist growth before winter.
A detailed outline for a hardy perennial border lists plants like drangea paniculata grandifera foxgloves daisies larkspur and beyon. describes self sowing nicotiana affinis and a two height border concept. Guidance covers soil light and porous, manure mulch, and limited pruning to promote a lasting garden display.
A fragment discusses using ashes and asters to enrich soil and reduce parasites. It notes phosphates in ashes sweeten soil, asters strengthen stalks, and recommends scattering over surface soil after fertilizing. Emphasizes avoiding mixing with mature mulch.
A gardening column outlines plans for a perennial flower border of bulbs biennials and perennial plants. It advises a north south border 20 to 40 feet long and 6 to 15 feet deep, with background plantings of hollyhocks and tiger lilies and front plantings including pearl echillea and various climbers. The center features a focal planting row.
Perennial phlox makes fine greenhouse plants when treated like chrysanthemums. Take cuttings at two inches, root in small pots, then move to six inch pots with root feed liquid manure. Use loam two parts to one part well rotted manure for potting soil. Grow outside with pots plunged to the rim, then finish in the greenhouse. Water liberally throughout the summer.
A note on ornamental grasses praising their ease of growth, beauty in summer, and winter deco, urging well drained soil and ample water. It contrasts this with education that fails practical work, insisting agricultural college students prove lessons by hands-on effort.
The Liverpool Mercury notes that khaki’s adoption by the army traces to the South African War. It cites 1869 artist W. G. Herdman in Ancient Liverpool, arguing gray-green uniforms would be less visible. The World mentions a duke excluded by a will as a separate tale.
Columbus reports the state will stage the largest spelling contest in Ohio history on June 4 in the House chamber. Governor Willis will preside as schoolmaster, with all counties sending their top speller to compete for top honors, reflecting his own spelling prowess.
Ohio counties prepare to send 10 commonly misspelled words to the state agricultural commission for an unprecedented statewide spelling match. Governors and officials urge participation as county fairs cover travel to Columbus and judges consider a large word list.
An article argues the resurrection as central to faith, citing eyewitnesses, post resurrection appearances, and inner spiritual witness. It notes 514 witnesses cited in Paul and stresses belief in God's testimony yields new birth and certainty beyond physical proof. It urges personal faith and surrender to God.
Letters tout Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with claims of relief from female pains and hysteria. Other snippets include jokes on marriage, candor, and a health note praising Grape-Nuts and Postum as cures for nervousness and weakness, all in a nostalgic small-town newspaper tone.
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