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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
2
Readable sections provide numerous dish instructions and culinary tips. The text includes methods for poultry and game preparation, vegetable sides, desserts, preserves, beverages, and tea brewing guidance, with occasional cultural notes on American holiday dining.
A curious legend ties Kronstadt’s name to a gobden crow which was found in a tree stump in 12064 The royal emblem once hidden for over a century is said to have belonged to King Shlemen of Himgary who willed it to Pilgarigos Kronstadt meaning the crown city emerges from this tale
Fragmentary notes recall Angoutn Voramandverum known to locals as Angoutn Voramandverum. St. Quentin France honored his presentator in memory of Gilae Quiruiinus executed there to spread Christian doctrines. Four centuries of pilgrims marked the site while trade and industry grew with cloth manufacture.
A 19th century style account highlights India’s gems including diamonds rubies sapphires and chalcedony with notes on mining sites in Upper Dorma and Koghutr. It claims a ruby of seven carats was worth $125000 and mentions a volatile diamond industry while a reform aside mocks smoking cessation.
The article reviews practical winter sports clothes including a skating suit in Scotch tones with a matching middy blouse and skirt. It discusses versatile wedding attire across seasons with hats, veils, and accessories, featuring velvet, silver cord, and decorative yarns, plus new scarf and veil ideas and evening coats with fur collars and tassels.
In 1610 Sir George Yeardley governed Jamestown under a charter that called for elected burgesses from each division. The assembly met at the church with the governor and council, and the body was known as the house of burgesses, the colony’s sole English representation in America. Early training era noted.
A guide on placing shallow lots with wide frontages, detailing ideal house design for corner lots, roof lines, and porch columns to balance street appeal and space use. Discusses triangle lot divisions, front lawn impact, and brick or stone exterior finishes along with internal layouts from reception to dining areas.
A humorous vignette describes Wille walking with his mother as she notices a boy making faces. Will forges a defense, asking his mother to hold his coat for five minutes while he navigates the peevish moment. A separate exchange features a freak election bet loser demanding an honest acknowledgment of victory.
Fragmented text recounts a parable about Solomon and Esau debating memory and recollection with playful dialogue. The piece shifts to a child named Carol, curious about traveling salesmen asking if the man is a doctor and if he sells "liwhies" as he departs.
A preschool tale describes a shy winter wren and a Snow Berry Bush, revealing how wrens bathe in dew drops and sing as signs of coming summer. It blends dialogue with childlike questions about birds, baths, and winter protections.
In a playful exchange Mia Torkins asks Charley about votes for women and Billy’s focus on summer courses. Bess notes he rarely misses a hole a day while the judge comments on the scene and behavior on the links.
An advertisement urges mothers to feed Skinner Macaroni and Spaghetti for strong bones and nerves, claiming economical nutrition from durum wheat and promising a free cookbook from Skinner Mfg. Co. of Omaha Nebraska. The piece also notes a political digression about the Adamson law and railroads.
An advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a national Dutch remedy for meat related health issues. It claims to ward off gout rheumatism uric acid poisoning and liver kidney and bladder complaints with modern capsules for easier consumption. The copy emphasizes a 20 year heritage and a Gold Medal product badge.
The epidemic of Infantile paralysis in New York shows sign of abating. Chicago remains largely free and Illinois cases show no East linkage. The piece notes this is a troubling, awe inspiring visitation with high mortality and lasting paralysis for many survivors, while diarrhea may kill more babies. It cites danger of old plagues and contrasts with other outbreaks and public reactions.
A ten day trial of this delightful hot drink has helped many to health and comfort. It reduces nervousness and sleeplessness and is worth trying for Postum drinkers seeking relief.
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