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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
An excerpt from a rugged frontier narrative follows Deputy Gowhtfutly guiding a frightened group through darkness near a creek. amid fear and confusion a wounded figure questions time and place as they move toward shelter with a captured prisoner and a battered rifle in hand.
The narrator and companions discover a deserted cabin after a night raid by Indians. Inside they find a dead man with signs of a brutal struggle, a mutilated bed, and a dog slain with bullets. A strange pin in a blanket connects to a man named Elby, suggesting deeper ties to the pursuers and a haunting clue for their escape plan.
A cabin siege unfolds as Joe Kirby begs for refuge from pursuing Indians led by Black Hawk. The narrator weighs mercy versus vengeance while preparing defense with Tim Kennedy Eloise and Asa, amid mounting danger and a hidden truth about Kirby’s loyalties.
In Illinois, R A Hutmacher and a partner tracked four foxes on a hill near Rapatee. They lured them from a hole, flashed a blanket as a trap, then enclosed all four young foxes in the folds. The men split the catch, each taking two foxes.
A discussion notes that skirts are not exclusively feminine and men historically wore long gowns. It recalls Louis IX's era and compares past attire to present immigration law shifts, plus a vivid Colorado sandstone scene and a coal wastage warning from miners.
Mrs Menzies tells of a famed rider and scholar priest who misreads a baby’s name during a christening. A mother whispers she is no scholar, revealing the humorous mispronunciation and confusion over whether the name is Anna or Hannah.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a new waiter who says he can spot the right to pay when men quarrel over the check but admits making foolish errors with women. The comment highlights his discomfort and learning curve in tipping dynamics.
The article catalogs leading apple varieties with brief notes on appearance flavor and best uses. It covers Ben Davis Jonathan Grimes Golden Rhode Island Greening Baldwin Yellow Newton Pippin Winesap Starman Northern Spy Arkansas Black and Winter Banana, noting eating cooking and keeping qualities and seasonal windows.
A reader testimonial recalls using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to boost energy during family duties and nervous strain. The note mentions the product available in tablet or liquid form at drug stores for 60 cents.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article warns of higher fire danger in cool weather. It urges removal of inflammable rubbish and careful handling of matches kerosene and especially gasoline. It recommends water pails as basic extinguishers red labeled and stored in farms while noting chemical extinguishers offer better performance for油 oils.
Chickens prefer ashes in their yard as hens forage for coals and dust bath. Cows require good breeding and feeding to improve overall herd health and productivity. Breeding geese are deemed unfit due to excessive fattening and reduced utility.
The article notes using water or saw dust to smother fires and references Farmers Bulletin 94 from the U S Department of Agriculture on fire prevention and firefighting. It states the bulletin covers extinguisher types and can be obtained free by addressing the department.
The text advises using cattle to harvest corn with hogs cleaning up leftovers, and to feed poultry regularly at set intervals. It notes hogs gain economically on cornfields with nitrogen supplements, and recommends continuous concrete pours to avoid joints. It also covers alfalfa stalkiness from mowing cows’ comfort, early pullet batches for winter eggs, and onions stored in dry, airy conditions.
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours until three doses are taken and relief from nasal congestion headache fever sneezing and bodily aches is claimed. The ad touts fast action without quinine and low cost at any drug store, urging readers to insist on Pape's.
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