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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
3
The scene follows Aynich elithie wariowe errants as characters move through a tense morning. Smith receives a note from Verda Ricklander while plans unfold to meet Judge Warner and hasten a legal maneuver. The group weighs risks to their dam and franchise as river conditions threaten their project.
Smith contends with a fugitive fate as Verda Richlander warns of danger and urges caution. At Judge Warner's house in a southern suburb, Smith weighs flight, truth, and a perilous plan while Baldwin kin gather and Tibbey remains a wildcard in a maze of loyalties.
London critics hail Gen Leonard Wood as America’s leading fighting man with a rapid ascent from medical officer to infantry commander. They recount his pursuit of Geronimo across Arizona and his ultimate capture, framing his career as a dramatic, self-made saga.
A New York convention of the New York State Retail Jewelers association forecasts diamonds will stay expensive for years after the war. Diamond importer Benjawin Rees cites global shortages, Belgian cutters gone, and munition production driving up prices. An animal expert in New York offers animal trivia while a Peking education official marks a milestone for women’s schooling in China.
A varied collection of practical guidance and recipes covers fat use and preservation, drying berries, serving ideas with French dressing, veal preparation, cream slaw, Welsh rarebit, tomato based sauces, and hearty vegetable soups. It blends household economy with readable tips and multiple menus.
The cuckoo bee is named for Ike the cuckoo as it lays its eggs in other nests. Species are slender and smooth with pale bodies that resemble wasps and emit a sweet odor.
An Illinois inventor named Lins has combined a scraper, metal doormat, and fiber mat into a single unit. The metal portion is hinged to lift for sweeping dirt from beneath it.
The piece reflects on vocation and contentment in work. It cites Elbert Hubbard and notes that few find their true calling while many feel suited for different roles. The writing suggests future speaking of true vocations and the misalignment between chosen and real work.
In South Pasadena California two tulip trees boast a trunk nearly two feet across and a wide top, praised as fine shade trees that also warm the soil in winter. The essay notes their value among eastern deciduous trees, ranking high for merit.
A quotation from William Alger describes attaining divine life as realizing the creator within, feeling a peace unmoved by discord and a final confidence based on immortality, achieving earthly fullness through spiritual realization.
Washington reports a comprehensive plan to conserve the national potato supply amid war conditions. Federal Reserve loans on stored crops aid growers grading, packing, and shipping, with storage setups to meet board standards and rail car loads increased to speed movement.
A composite item covers a neighbor’s daughter scolding over wearing evening gloves as improper and extravagant, a Washington note on war contract profits, a proposal for 15 cent coins by John Freuler, and plans for an American field day in France with Pershing and Ambassador Sharp offering cups as prizes for rifle firing bayonet fighting and related events.
A New York Globe account portrays Gilbert’s tragic episode where a doctor orders his tongue to be held out and insists it be extended, while the patient laments inability to do so. The piece evokes a grim scene of medical authority and suffering.
A reader from Columbus Ohio testifies that Peterson's Ointment cured chronic piles after weeks of suffering. The letter claims itching stopped after one application and soreness cleared in three days, with no recurrence for six weeks. The testimonial urges others to try the 25 cent remedy.
An old advertisement claims a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cutledra Ointment gives relief from eczema itchings and irritations in about ten minutes. It promotes a toilet routine, free mail sample via postcard to Cutlcara Dept. L Boston, with sales everywhere.
A column recalls Sir Douglas Hale turning fifty six and praising two saddlers who were really lawyers. A humorous temperance vignette features Newton Newkirk and Uncle Hez who confesses to falling into cider and nearly hobbling into a creek. The piece ends with quips on love and illusion.
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