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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
7
A garbled note of Ohio news items mentions Youngstown planning a two municipal hospital, notable local figures including Morris W. Hill and others, plus various incidents: fires, crimes, political actions, and public works across multiple counties. The fragmentary text lists names, places, and events such as road plans, school issues, and war memorials from different cities including Newark, Columbus, Dayton, and Canton.
The war dogs of the British army, famed for countless deeds in the great war, are being demobilized. Efforts are under way to provide for their future care as a $100,000 fund is being raised for this purpose.
Henry Smith of Newton, NLJ, raises chickens but their eggs are scarce. In a back yard incident he killed one hen to save his flock from hunger. A pullet followed him, and he warned it that tomorrow could bring the same fate if it fails to lay. The hen then allegedly stole an egg from the nest, with several boys sighting the act. The tale is presented as vouched.
George Rounkel of Wary Saskatchewan buys an airplane as a vehicle for farm progress. He plans to use aviation to visit cities and market his crops, following his prior purchase of an automobile as a practical business step. The scene shows farmers embracing machinery in a pragmatic, forward looking style.
Fragmented text presents a brief dialogue about Home and memory. A mother and daughter exchange odd lines about presence and absence, with a stray remark on breakfast and a playful tone. The fragment ends with a religious sounding line about the soul and eternity.
Trade notes show Japan supplying South African railways with cotton canvas for tarpaulins. World output of trade lamps and leather goods valued about 257 thousand tops for 1918, with US consulate estimates from Madrid at 10 thousand dollars, far below 1917 levels. A Copenhagen yard built a water boat for Norwegian owners, testing to carry grain to Buenos Aires. American consul in Naples assists with relations to American industries for protein foods and necessaries. Rhodesia reports a new arsenic source yielding 30 tons monthly. Norway plans an exhibition with the United States in September 1919. Sweden’s margarine raw materials shipments resumed but remain restricted. Odense Denmark to Odense ford canal now five miles long, enabling 2000 ton ships. Algerian footwear mostly transitional war production. imports before the war were about 1.5 million pairs per year.
A reading of a short fairy tale scene where a fly and a spider discuss eyes and invitation to conversation. The fly refuses to visit the spider’s parlor while noting caution, wit, and a mutual boast about senses. The dialogue reveals wary interaction and hints at rivalry.
A mosaic of short animal anecdotes and moral quips features talking spiders and flies debating eyes and movement, shy creatures observing cocoons, and a moth riddle about nourishment. Humorous vignettes fill a springtime natural history frame with gentle wit and quirky exchanges.
Advice on personal soul winning emphasizing humility and confidence in salvation. It outlines three proofs of the believer’s sonship: the witness of God’s word, the witness of the Spirit, and public confession of faith. Includes a pastor’s anecdote and notes on fruit of the Spirit as evidence of true faith.
Mrs. Thomas Scott of 1 S Delaware says Pepgen revived her health letting her eat meat vegetables pie and pastry without pain and she sleeps well. The piece also notes waste hemlock bark from paper mills can be reused in tanning per forest service tests in Madison Wisconsin.
Hype pushes Freezone for corns soft or hard with no pain and quick removal. Credited as a Cincinnati genius Life's Hard School, the ad blends quoted musings on philosophy from a Birmingham Age Herald snippet.
Fragmentary lines describe Dr Peery's Dead Shot preparation and worm remedies. A dialogue references reclaiming a ring and locating a person left previously, with a note about finding him where last seen. The text mixes product mention with a casual, narrative exchange.
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