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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented report from Ohio recounts drowning deaths, fires, and accidents across counties. Included are details of drownings in lakes and ponds, a fatal self-inflicted act, fire damage to farms and storage, and local government actions on bonds and public works.
Chunkas Champ Pota, hailed as princess of the Cherokees, rejects New York finery and longs for Oklahoma ranch life with feather moccasins. She favors American music and believes it should precede foreign compositions.
A Dundee find, verified by inscriptions on an eighteenth century canvas, is believed to be a long overlooked portrait of William Burns. Scotland’s Burns admirers expect real interest as Mr. W. M. Gray cites likeness fitting Sir Walter Scott’s description. A second note in the piece references biblical lily symbolism and East garden anemones. Meanwhile a Swedish skater reportedly set a world record by skating 10 miles in 1 minute TH seconds, per Popular Mechanics.
A clipped text fragment describes engagements and affection in a flirtatious tone. Phrases mention Dam engaged to Bobby and playful chatter about gifts, with stray lines about a judge and a remark on being a vagrant. The excerpt emphasizes personal relationships over public events.
Venice dispatch reports that a new bank in Trieste is being formed by amalgamating three Trieste banks with a large client base, backed by Genoa Turin and Milan private bankers. Capital expected near 100 million lira, as Italian expiral joins the ventureamid sensational financial activity across the Julian Veneto.
A discussion on Romans 6:14 stressing that Christians are not under law but under grace, warning against bondage to the law and against laxity. Includes Dr. Schoffield’s dog anecdote illustrating law and liberty as the law of love, quotes from Milton, Barrow, Brooks, Shakespeare, and reflections on maintaining virtue through spiritual freedom.
A fragment from a 19th century discourse links antiwashing ideas to European royalty and aristocracy, citing Henry II and Louis IX, with anecdotes of vanity practices. It then shifts to a modern debate on a woman's place and a hospital anecdote about a wife confined to the kitchen, ending with light musings on self praise and borrowed ideas.
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt a sorrowful man narrates his misfortune and a sad anecdote about marriage and a boarding house. He laments luck and questions work for women while a sympathetic companion listens as the tale unfolds with mournful tone and social irony.
In Bensonhurst and nearby areas residents compare summer travel with winter chores. The Yonkers Statesman notes the lighter journey to lawns in summer versus the longer treks with snow shovels in winter, reflecting seasonal urban life contrasts.
Uncle Eben muses that value and usefulness don’t always align, noting a diamond stud cannot compare with a five-cent piece of ice for comfort. The speaker reflects on the idea that no young man sees his best girl as too good to be true.
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