01 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
1
A long list of era recipes and kitchen directions covers pies cookies cakes and puddings. It includes pumpkin pie crust, apple pie steps, fruit desserts, turkey dishes and sauces, plus baked puddings and creams with detailed ratios and steps.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Pennsylvania production records, large US workforce wage fears, and a French refrigeration process for expanding sulfur dioxide. Mentions include G. Chase of West Milford, Mass., potential exploitation in Madunayeme, and a mobile lighting innovation claimed to extend to a car seat area.
Fragmentary items note 445 004 votes to one in the United States and about eighty public holidays in your region. A farmer in Firewillism New Hampshire grafts roses on an apple tree. Mention of 10 000 electric trucks in the United States across 124 lines of track and a new drainage law affecting Prince Edward Island.
From Maine to California, women embrace a chemise style with straight hanging gowns in soft materials like crepe georgette. The article spotlights one-piece frocks, weighted trims, and a wave of accessory bags in velvet or satin with steel bead embroidery, priced from 15 to 100 dollars, plus knitting and crochet items for soldiers’ needs and tender skin care tips.
William A. Radford outlines barn design for small farms emphasizing large storage, self-supporting roof, central feed alley, and ample ventilation. He details gambrel roof strength, plank-frame construction, box stalls, movable hay door, and double-use stalls to improve efficiency and livestock health.
A detailed excerpt outlines barn design emphasizing concrete foundations raised 8 inches, self-supporting roofs, and moisture protection to prevent rot. It notes strong, long-lasting timber framing, central ventilation, and efficient construction for storage, plus a tall, sturdy plan for a two by twenty six foot barn.
A fragmentary column cites a Washington woman lamenting fastidiousness of her second husband and compares his appetite to her late first husband. It hints at origins of the word Uhlan from Turkish ogisn meaning youth and quotesRobert Louis Stevenson on duty and neighborly happiness. New South Wales is noted for many flowering plant varieties.
Two neophyte anglers head to a stream and encounter a small boy struggling with a huge fish. A stout onlooker exclaims at the catch, while the boy dismisses it as bait, highlighting the humorous contrast between expectations and reality.
A hostess known for novel ideas suggests pumpkin centerpieces for Thanksgiving. Cut the top third from a pumpkin and fill with autumn fruits like red apples and Malaga grapes. Brass candelists with yellow shades enhance the yellow theme, and place cards can be attached to papier mache turkeys for a festive touch.
A Daddy narrates a tale of talking chickens arguing about Modern meaning. One Yellow Chick explains Modern means up to date and aware of everything, while Mother Hen and Father Rooster steer the lesson to understanding and usefulness. The fable ends with a Worm prize for clever insight and a wink at motor cars.
A magazine note explains how to punctuate a famously jumbled sentence. It contrasts rough phrasing with the correct form showing commas and structure to clarify meaning.
Esther, seven, overhears elders discussing sharks. Auntie says a man-eating shark has one fin showing. Esther asks if two fins mean a lady-eater. A beauty lover and a poet reflect on spring sunrise as a gusher laments watching.
New Castle Indiana woman testifies to relief from long term illness using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Patient says treatment restored regular monthly cycles and overall health after forty years of growth in popularity and influence.
A father boasts of Robert's college successes at dinner while the minister praises college bred. Little James asks what it means and the father explains it as a four years loaf, reflecting on bills and learning.
Of interest to mothers the ad urges cutting food costs while improving health by serving Skinner's products. It touts macaroni and spaghetti as ideal for children and adults and offers a free cook book from Skinner Mfg. Co. Omaha Nebr.
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