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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
7
A wounded man named Babron fights thirst and isolation in a desert chase beside a French officer Piteborne. As night falls the two endure heat famine and fear with prayer and longing, awaiting rescue that may never come. The desert reveals silence and awe as hope fades into death.
Julia Redmond, an American girl now in Paris and connected to the Marquise d’Esclignac, faces choices between love for French officer Sabron and duty. A letter and telegrams spark plans for a voyage to Algiers, testing family ties, romance, and pursuit of truth about Sabron’s fate.
A Savannah man claims a chemical can turn cotton black and grow velvet black roses. The rest of the fragment describes a dream of a woman who foresaw the murder of Mro George Miller in York Pennsylvania and a related police shooting involving a patrolman, with details about a brother and two children surviving.
Two society girls in a Pasadena hotel debut a quirky game of catching goldfish from the fountain using a cane and bread crumbs. Spectators, including prominent guests, watch as players lounge in Morris chairs and attempt comical, lighthearted casts. The piece notes the novelty and amusement, with Miss Marion Landers and Miss Edna Walsh introducing the sport.
Scheidemann a prominent Socialist in the Reichstag joins fellow Socialists in urging government steps to end the war at once. He vehemently protests the suppression of Socialist writings and speeches amid copper household item restrictions.
The article advises establishing a daily habit of comparing a watch with a standard time source such as telegraph, wireless signals, or an accurate clock. It suggests winding the watch at the same moment of comparison to promote regular winding and improve timekeeping consistency.
A letter from Mrs. John A. Staunton describes the wife of a missionary at Segeda in the Philippine islands. She teaches sewing and lace, trains girls, cooks and tends the house, cares for the sick, and sustains a large garden while advising natives and whites. She volunteers for lengthy relief trips, stays with native families, and endures hardships to carry the Message.
The piece reflects on life's essential lesson to find one’s place and accept duties. It contrasts those who fear responsibility with those who mature to bear their natural debts, noting how dependence delays personal discovery of one’s role in the world.
A Sunday school lesson based on first Samuel describes David facing Goliath with faith in God, not armor from Saul. It contrasts fear in Saul’s army with David’s bold trust, notes the open vulnerability of the giant, and highlights three lessons on personal responsibility, confronting giants, and reliance on God.
Charles Inman of Hartford City Indiana was advised to undergo an operation in Fort Wayne for a prolonged stomach illness. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with enabling a rapid return to work after three weeks, claiming it saved his life and relieved distress after meals and gas pressure. The ad notes a money back guarantee. The rest of the text discusses sensational hot newspapers and wartime use of old papers for warmth by soldiers on both sides.
Packages for California Expositions via the Northern Pacific route include liberal stopovers and a Yellowstone National Park visit via Gardiner Gateway. Advertisements invite travelers to plan western trips, with details on Pacific Coast routes and scenic byways for extended touring opportunities.
A testimonial from Mrs Frank Crank of Richmond praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving nervousness headaches and insomnia. The ad claims the product has helped many women nationwide and urges others with female ailments to try it. The message reinforces long standing endorsements from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts.
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