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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

2

Bird banding holds key to migratory study and bird care

The US Department of Agriculture issues circular on bird banding by Frederick Lincoln outlining history from Audubon to modern systematic trapping. It details methods, trap types, handling, and data aims to track migrations, life histories, and the effects of treaty enforcement, stressing careful capture and recording for reliable returns.

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Odds and Ends Gathered Smiles in a Cordial Chat

A garbled page of quips and sayings mixes humor, wit, and social observation. It lampoons vanity, consistency, and everyday proprieties while dropping names and phrases about marriage, work, and old customs. The tone evokes a late era newspaper miscellany with fractured lines and playful musings.

Boy Scout Duty Urged to Save Timber Says Cornell Dean

Dean Mann of Cornell warns that the nation faces a timber shortage as boys grow into men. He urges boy scouts to educate and mobilize for forest protection, stressing early camping season and the need to sustain wood supplies for the future.

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Scouts Enrollment Reaches Historic High in 1921

June 1921 marks the largest enrollment of Boy Scouts ever, surpassing 400,000 active members. The piece praises scouting’s impact on healthier, happier boyhood and civic service, urging continued growth toward 500,000 by Christmas and honoring scoutmasters and volunteers under a shared goal.

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Rules for Boy Scouts from Forestry booklet

The text lists forest safety and conservation rules for scouts. It urges preventing fires and reporting them, learning firefighting, planting trees in vacant areas, destroying pests and blights, using dead wood, cleaning forests, and selecting desirable trees to protect valuable ones.

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Scouts Aid Armenia Relief Through Community Service

Sioux City Boy Scouts canvass door to door to collect clothing for Armenia's stricken people. Pittsburgh scouts distribute wildflowers and host hospital banquets. Oklahoma scouts fight bagworms by collecting debris to improve safety. Aurora and Stithmen Valley groups organize church and recreation areas. Kentucky and San Jose crews clean sites and support flower preservation efforts. East Coast units join the Wild Flower Preservation Society in nationwide efforts.

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Demand for More Trees Drives U S Forest Policy

The United States faces a timber shortage as three quarters of primeval forests have vanished. Col W B Greeley, chief forester, urges liberal forest use and keeping land productive by growing timber. He argues that idle land must be put to work growing trees to meet future demand and prevent repeated taxation of forested farms due to wildfire risks and current land-use practices.

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Different Ways for Girl to Make Money

A United States Department of Agriculture guide encourages parents to help young women become semi independent in farming families. It cites city and country options, stresses prudent support, and notes notable canning examples in Arkansas with varied yields and profits.

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Hens in Gooseberry Patch

Fowls will help remove fruit worms from under garden trash. The fruit worm rarely becomes serious, but can ruin a crop. Bandpicking remains key to control, and turning poultry into the gooseberry patch after frost helps clear worms. Poultry and fruit make a good combination when managed properly.

Live Stock Fly Repellent Mixture Warns of Hair Shedding

A historical note on mixing repellent for live stock to deter flies warns against overly strong mixtures that can cause hair shedding. The U S Department of Agriculture recommends a light thorough application of a specific formula using fish oil pine tar pennyroyal oil and kerosene as a short term measure. Horses and milk cows are advised to prepare the animals appropriately.

United States Department of Agriculture

Rotation urged in garden practice

A damaged OCR note advises rotating crops to avoid repeating vegetables in the same garden beds. It cautions that growing similar types in succession invites disease spores and insects, suggesting diversification to prevent pest buildup.

Fiat-Plutt and King the Bull Clash Over Royal Treatment

A Pomeranian named Fiat-Plutt argues with a bull named King about prestige and comfort. King claims royal status but Fiat-Plutt insists he receives superior care and attention, flaunting his access to cream, meals, and constant company as the bull fumes over perceived cranks and crankiness.

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Riddles and Wordplay Fragments From a 19th Century Page

A garbled set of riddles and puns appears, with distorted spellings and odd phrases. It includes problems about a dull scissors grinder, a boat like snow when adrift, a letter on a squatting hill, and various illogical wordplay about ships, heights, storms, and foods. The text shows multiple incomplete lines and nonsensical answers.

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