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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
For the modern home the living room remains central to family life and health. The article argues for abundant fresh air and good ventilation, warns against clutter that hampers airflow, and endorses a bright cheery atmosphere with practical furnishings. It notes shifts to modern conveniences like upstairs vented washrooms and front rooms as main family spaces.
Two young Englishmen enlisted and served side by side during the war and met their end together. The notice reflects on shared military paths and the fate that linked them, highlighting the collective sacrifice and the perils faced by servicemen in combat.
An article blends home design for wartime living with a poignant wartime vignette. It contrasts compact efficient farm houses with comfort for workers, then tells of Lance Corporals Wilma Rot and George Roe, two English soldiers sharing a surname, serving together and dying in action on the same day. Montral Herald.
A San Juan correspondent notes a shift from the old manana mindset to decisive action amid wartime draft readiness. Spartans and civilians alike march in step with military commands as the 18th century reluctance gives way to discipline. Public sentiment favors readiness, with echoes of a home run cheer as citizens adapt to urgent service and national duty.
Devotional lesson for December 8 outlines Joseph's elevation from prisoner to prime minister after interpreting Pharaoh's dreams. It links his faith under trial to Christ’s humility and ultimate salvation, noting his humane governance, marriage to Asenath, and symbolism of naturalization into Egyptian life as a prefigurement of divine redemption.
Army details reveal the discovery of a war draft amid defensive measures. The article notes distrust across nations, identifies Britain as a key target, and mentions Canadian involvement. It discusses available water power and economic stakes, estimating the annual value near ten million dollars.
The first step is discarding specimens not near the breed standard weight. Uniform, well-formed birds aid sales and egg meat production. Choose birds with vigor, proper type, and robustness to withstand weather, avoiding underweight or off-type specimens. Poor management and ventilation hinder health and results.
Green cut bone is sold by butchers as a substitute for beef scrap but should be fed in small quantities not more than every other day to avoid diarrhea. If illness occurs, move sick birds to a warm dry room and apply antiseptic treatments using boric acid, permanganate, or peroxide solutions, with eye and mouth cleansing and gentle massage to ease nasal secretions.
Practical guidance on keeping hens healthy and productive with dry housing, windbreaks, green winter feed, clean water, and mite control. Emphasizes separate breeders, clean coop, ample nourishing feed, and monitoring egg fertility. notes loose eggs on feathers and feather condition relate to vigor. Continuous care and proper run access support year round egg output.
A carnival by the Slocum Termnis club to aid war funds drew crowds as Blinkers, the slim, hair-challenged figure, became the crowd favorite in costume. Contestants like William the Conqueror and Hamlet wandered nearby while a late Roman warrior asked why everyone laughed at Blinkers bargain costume. The crowd cheered Blinkers as the prize winner amid banter about his appearance.
Mister Mayor and gentlemen, Laxtenberry asks for reappointment as Gradge Miteburg city marshal. He recalls years of fighting bullies who harass the marshal, claims resilience from his checkered career, and argues he is the logical candidate after repeatedly facing challenges.
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin tablets as rapid relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the turmiless tablets end stomach distress quickly and cheaply at drug stores, while also discussing military aircraft gun-firing methods and bullet-deflecting propeller plates.
An old time remedy, Haarlem Oil, is pitched as a long trusted cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief for back pain, indigestion, headaches, insomnia, and urinary problems with a simple five drop capsule dose. Money back if relief is not found.
A girl recalls asking her mother if she was rude this afternoon while recounting a classroom scene. The teacher in poetry class examined students with a remark about a boy on the burning deck from the Casablancas tale, leading to a corner time for misbehavior.
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