05 Dec 1913
Page 10
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
10
A fragment from a local column shows Sny mann declaring eight hours of work sufficient, as Fartour Corntomsel and his wife discuss the difficulty of finding a man to perform that much labor while dropping a load of stovewood on the floor.
A woman describes a running sore above her eye that spread across her face and disfigured her. After itching and burning, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, taking three weeks to recover. Advertisement claims Castorla and other products with testimonial tone.
A janitor and his Scandinavian assistant Nels share a crude footwear scene in which the janitor forces off boots, blasts his helper for mishandling, and ends with a moral about expectations and gratitude. The tale blends humor with a punchline about what being accommodated truly yields.
A discarded, battered tramp seeks damages after a car strike in downtown Cleveland, while a lawyer wins him a provisional settlement. The man later seeks multiple lawyers for better handling and drains his funds with a $20 payout before vanishing. The piece shifts to social commentary on charity and a barrage of satirical vignettes about old clothes, travel, courtesy, and a cash-for-pup anecdote from a Chicago paper.
Reader notes a garbled scene inside a late furniture shop window about a XV bedroom set and a shopper named Mrs Wood B Hiehbrew. A conductor interaction hints at a dubious fare and a puzzled passerby. The piece resembles a fragmented diary or serialized vignette from a historic storefront.
The latest coats favor varied fur blends with imitation seal prominent. Garments feature a graceful loose hip fit, with folds that taper toward the hem. Fronts slope gracefully to the back ending in a rounded silhouette, highlighting the fashion emphasis on mixed fur textures.
The article describes 34 A detailing fur coat styles with shawl or fidhu collars, brocade linings, and combinations of furs such as moleskin with ermine or dyed fox. It notes sealskin models, large collars, and the rise of imitation furs, reflecting extravagant trends.
An etiquette snippet advises not shaking hands upon introduction in a ballroom and to carry a dancing program for quick partner matching. It also previews fashion trends including Yashmak veils, vanity patches, lace galter tops, and sleeveless wraps designed to showcase muffs and create eastern touches in early 20th century style.
Paris fashion notes describe a broad left arm bracelet of black velvet with a large diamond monogram, worn with evening dress. The piece is more conspicuous than a jeweled bracelet and masks the wrist bone. Black ornaments grow in popularity in gowns and accessories.
Mary Dean notes fur prices surge as demand shrinks supplies of chinchilla, sable, silver fox, seal, and ermine. Fashion shifts to smaller fur collars and neck pieces, with quirky but charming designs.
A reader details a stain removal method using grated potatoes in cold water to prep fabrics and the Aquor for greasy spots. For tougher marks a paste of fullers earth with water and ammonia is applied, blotting with paper and letting it sit 24 hours before brushing away.
A sketch describes a simple baby toy that rings and jingles. It uses a silver bangle as the frame, bright ribbon remnants, and small bells tied in a bow on one side so the baby can clutch the opposite side.
A fragment describes creating a baby toy bangle using a wood ribbon and fast dye. Bright reds blues yellows and greens are recommended to enhance attractiveness. The passage emphasizes a vividly colored finish to attract a baby.
International Sunday School lesson by E. O. Sellers from Moody Bible Institute discusses Joshua 6 8 11 14 20 and Mark 9 33 focusing on faith and obedience. The article links the Jordan stones and Jericho walls to Christ and salvation by faith, noting seven day tests and trumpet symbolism. Rahab and her family are saved by faith, and the text urges trust in God's word despite apparent folly.
A study of the devil’s methods as deception, revealing how claims of universal salvation, religious formalism, false optimism, and personal rationalism mislead believers. The author cites biblical contrasts, warns against independent interpretation, and stresses the need for a solid scriptural starting point and genuine repentance.
Readers endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life and general well being. Letters from Philadelphia and Streator recount personal relief and gratitude. Also includes assorted jokes and brief political notes from London Tit Bits and National Food Magazine.
IT bits of choice Indian Corn in a delicate toast form ideal for breakfast or any meal served directly from the package with creamer and a sprinkling of sugar Post Toasties are convenient and please the palate immensely saving time for the user and enhancing meals.
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