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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Mrs Arther Johnston and Golda Punchningtom, plus Mr and Mrs Wm Pen, suggesting a community notice or personal event. Limited readable context prevents full identification of purpose or location.
A jumble of names and places notes visits by relatives, social calls, and farm tasks around Hilldale Wauseon and nearby towns. Local residents like Nina Stahl, Jerry Brat, and Grace Bailey are mentioned with relatives visiting or staying with kin, plus farm chores and crop news. A brief medical ad for Dr Kings New Discovery appears amid the chatter.
Robert Burdette praises Professor George Wharton James of Los Angeles editor of Out West Magazine as a thoroughly prepared, deeply studied, and highly credible lecturer. The Lincoln Chautauqua program will feature James on the fifth day with Cavery Company's preludes.
A patchwork of short items lists guests visiting in the Toledo and Wauseon area, with names like Floy, Ruth, Flora, and Walter. Also reports a rain event, a Clyde farm accident, a wedding at Stryker, and a sales ad urging Sloan's Liniment. Mentions a post-glacial lake discovery and autographs found in Sardinia.
Local notices record church services at Zion with S S at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 Y P S at 8 pm led by Ruth Habel. An H H S ice cream social is planned at Bo Cook home on Tuesday evening August 18. Neighbors and families, including Krieger and Eekes households, are noted in Sunday visits and dinners. Police alert Cedar Point for August 23 warning from Wauseon Fire Department about protection and a hydro airplane show townwide.
A satirical piece notes a broad claim of improvement across daily life from docks to buses and picnics. It parodies optimism about minor gains in communication, transit, and manners, citing imagined enhancements in shark bites, door hinges, mud quality, and public behavior alongside a reference to the Temple of Heaven and imperial practices.
Fragmentary report notes a water cult linked to an asylum at an unspecified location, with garbled names and unclear events. The readable items mention Balae Agra and Het but lack coherent context or dates. Further clarification is needed to identify persons, place, or outcome.
A business head purchased many Do It Now signs for the office. They provoked delays and mischief as the cashier fled with $26,000, the head bookkeeper eloped with the typist, clerks asked for raises, and the office boy planned highwayman work, revealing poor outcomes despite initial effect.
The story says Diogenes used a large earthen jar from the Cybele temple as his home a reclining place for the cynic during the Peloponnesian War Athenians allegedlydwelt in similar vessels later used by the poor after his death.
The article notes Canarium commune kernels are eaten raw or roasted in the Moluccas with oil used for table and lamps. The 50 foot tree may yield a balsam-like bark. It mentions pickled kernels in China and asserts strong effort, driven by deep emotion, is needed for major achievements, amplified by exercise and wartime alarm.
A discussion on the value of condiments to improve meals. Flavoring seeds leaves truffies mushrooms and similar items enhance dishes even when not supplying nutrients. Home cooks should become familiar with diverse seasonings to improve relished foods.
A damaged OCR fragment notes an excursion to Calar Point on August 28 with aims of value received and support for a strong organization in the state. Names William Reme and George Reese appear as minors. Bewse, Rewer, and Pearl Rees are listed with fourteen years. A notice from Fulton County Probate Court Ohio references Mr Linehin and estate proceedings, with Clerk records and a May 1913 report.
A fragmented text outlines community philosophy around collective mind and harmony, referencing a Lintern Chau fair and local figures. It shifts to a public sale notice describing horses, cattle, implements and household goods to be auctioned near Shade, Ohio, on August 20, 1914, with terms and auction details.
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