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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
7
A 19th century sewing piece outlines stylish dressing sacks in mull and alk fabrics, with kimono sleeves, belts, and lace trims. It covers making fashionable caps, corset covers, and decorative flowers, urging affordable, simple projects as appealing Christmas gifts.
A reader suggests inexpensive handmade ribbon arrangements as affordable Christmas gifts. Exquisite ribbon roses corsage bouquets of ribbon violets and small silk buds are shown as cost effective keepsakes, emphasizing that the value lies in the craft and thought. The article notes many gifts add up, urging DIY projects to maintain meaning without overspending.
Instructions describe crafting floral accents from scraps of millinery materials. Techniques cover making velvet maiden fern violets and ribbon roses with wire stems, assembling small bouquets tied with ribbon, plus tips for crimping and pressing scraps and adding fern sprays for a finished corsage or decorative bouquet.
A 16 year old eighth grade pupil Meta Huber presents a paper from a School Survey meet in Dover District 2. The address argues for universal attendance, orderly conduct, proper school funding, and duties of students teachers and boards to improve facilities and cleanliness questions school stoves heating and room conditions urging comprehensive inspections at term start.
An ad promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo with money back guarantees, detailing fragrance and non staining formula. It also previews Pavlova’s December 1 Toledo appearance with an all star company led by Novikoff and Jaskowieszka supported by Cecchetti and Zailich, under Theodore Stier, plus notes on Miss Marie Gerber’s cough remedy testimonial and Tribune advertising reach in Fulton County.
Not for profit center of Chicago hosts the International Live Stock Exhibition at the Union Stock Yards from November 20 to December 6. The event showcases breeding and farming progress with exams by eminent professors and top breeders, urging farmers to study and raise standards for larger profits.
A Norman typed slice lists Thanksgiving visits across Archbold and nearby towns including Mrs. Lex Grime of Archbold and Mrs. Arnold of Bay City sharing meals with local families. References to Hiawatha play, singing, and church quotes close a long community update from Northwestern Ohio towns.
A combined community update notes a public auction of the E. B. Spring Chesterfield farm near Tedrow with livestock tools and machinery listed, and various visits and social events around Delta, Hoytville, and Liberty Center. Names include Mrs. Whitmire, J F Metzler, Wm Dailey, Nina Snyder, Laura Dinnius, George Meeker, Elmer Faylor, and others.
An ad offers Parisian Sage hair conditioner promising relief from dryness dandruff and scalp itch with a smooth non greasy feel and a suggested 50 cent bottle. It also promotes a six volume International Cooking Library by 47 renowned chefs including THE SALAD BOOK THE CHAFING DISH BOOK and more priced at 50 cents each prepaid 2 50 for the set with embossed covers.
Dr King s New Discovery praised for croup and cough relief. Manchester Ohio parent Lewis Shamberlin reports nine severe attacks avoided death after use. Suitable for coughs and colds. One dollar per bottle. Available at druggists H K Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.
Thanksgiving events fill many households from Liberty Center to Swanton with Floyd Fleming visiting relatives, Ed Lane recovering from surgery, and Grace Lance staying with Turpening family to help with a newborn. Local visits include Chas Weir, J. W. Sam, and various Bratton and Dinius family gatherings.
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