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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
3
The article offers practical guidance on encouraging blooming with hybrid teas, cut timing, and water health. It covers pruning, vase life after cutting, daily trimming for peonies and sweet peas, and proper watering, soil, and planting depth for trees and shrubs to ensure healthy growth and extended blooming.
Advice on tree planting stresses planting evergreen trees soon after receipt and keeping roots moist. It describes routing, space, trench dimensions of one foot deep and two feet wide, and firming soil by treading to ensure roots stay covered and protected until planted.
Ferennial phlox makes splendid greenhouse pot plants when treated like chrysanthemums. Take cuttings when shoots reach about two inches, root in small pots, then move to larger pots as they grow. Use loam and well rotted manure in potting soil, water daily, grow outside with pots plunged, then move to the greenhouse to finish.
Good plants for sandy soil include verbenas waterers and phlox. These annuals thrive in thin soil. Liatris blastis or gay feather is a hardy perennial with purple flowers. it blooms July to September and reaches three to four feet tall.
Instructions describe making liquid manure by sawing a barrel or tub in half and placing a pigot near the bottom. A tip suggests letting the bottom spill manure and water, with notes about freshness and a board reference.
The text discusses service driven business growth, uncertainty about patronage, and mentions guaranties, conventions, and reforms. It references washing, automobiling, and a National Federation meeting in New York with notes on remedies and economic trends.
The Lesson outlines Pauls move toward Jerusalem with collected gifts for the church and his Ephesian ministry. It highlights his character, method of work, message to Jew and Gentile, and the call to faithful leadership, ending with the teaching on giving and divine guidance.
A vivid travel sketch describes the harbor town of Great Temple Adras as a regional terminus and colonial capital with historic Madras links. The author details Madras landmarks, St Mary’s church, Fort St George, and the Madrag fort, then chronicles a Nilgiris rail journey past Erode Junction to Ootacamund, noting scenery, rail perils, and climate parallels to Ceylon’s Nuwara Eliya. The piece reflects on Toda people, their culture, and Rivers’s study, ending with reflections on education and supervision in teaching.
A fragment describes a late night stay at a Bumble abode in the Highlands. Two men arrive, introduced by Mrs. McPherson as Donald McDougall and Dugall McDonald, with comic chatter about snuff and a parish. The piece hints at judgments formed from culture but remains fragmentary.
A library patron notes patrons in the fellow department seem happy while those in the technical room appear miserable. He explains thinking is the harshest work, likening it to athletic strain and asserting mental effort shows on the face more than physical sport.
The quote argues that one should not judge matters or people beyond their own knowledge. It compares honest restraint to wearing no fake jewels and credits culture with advancing when a person learns to read, indicating self-education as a mark of refinement.
An article imagines Gulf Stream shifts could warm New York to tropical levels with orange groves in New Jersey and rubber forests in Connecticut. It notes a slim, unlikely possibility and cautions the heat this month is normal, with a later wind pattern expected through November.
Control acne with a simple routine using Cuticura Ointment on pimples for five minutes then wash with hot water and Cuticura Soap. Best upon rising and retiring but usable anytime. Free sample by mail with Book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere Ady.
Ernest Hussar directs the Hun enclan orchestra when a caller wagers a hundred dollars on Faust. The exchange ends with the voice declaring victory. Jane’s mistress contends with a persistent follower, and Jane reveals she has married him and will leave at month’s end.
The article lists famed hammers of history such as Pierre Atlly and Charles Martel, noting their roles in councils and battles. It also mentions various saints nicknamed hammer of heresies and a book by John Faber. A Delaware man wore shoes 17 years without mending, and a remark on phonograph records closes the brief.
A fragment themed around marriage and dialogue features lines about asking questions and Eve. It suggests humorous musings on relationships with a Pitt Panther reference and a quip about a happily married man having an enthusiastic audience of one.
A young girl in McCordeville recalls her stepfather, once fond, who suffers a violent headache. While his wife prepares a remedy, Lilian awaits, then sternly warns that delaying mother may end with another husband to bury.
The guide advises stretching the rug on a clean floor and tacking it down. It recommends thorough scouring with soap and water, rinsing to remove all animal matter, and then drying promptly to prevent damage.
The fragment discusses cheerfulness as a character trait and its role as sunshine on a cloudy day, noting Bope as a common figure. It presents a reflective, stylistic claim rather than a reportable event.
An item advertises employment for 30 000 harvest workers across Western Canada with wages of $3.00 per day and board. It lists multiple rail and labor offices in Winnipeg Regina North Portal Saskatoon Fort Frances Kingsgate Coutts Calgary and more, plus contact details. The text also includes miscellaneous quotes and jokes unrelated to the main notice.
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