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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
10
Fragmented OCR portrays a World War II era discussion on weapons, officer losses, and evolving battle tactics. It notes the American army withdrawing from certain engagements, the need for trained officers, and the shift to timed artillery and defense driven by advancing infantry and allied forces.
Brief recount of Bennett family service from the Civil War through the Spanish-American War and into World War I era. Mentions Bennett, Brookover lineages, Asa Bennett in 1812, and a Los Angeles enlistment of a young man named Bennett. Includes stray quotes and unrelated ad text about Cuticuer ointment and school essays.
A Sunday School course discusses the Christmas narrative from Matthew Luke and John, highlighting the birth of Jesus, the wise men, shepherds, and Herod. It emphasizes the divine nature, the wise men search, gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh, and the moral lessons of seeking, worship, and giving.
A fragmentary quotation exhorts a reader to endurance and patience. It contrasts two dangers: discouragement from slow progress and rushing to avoid delays. The piece references steady effort aligned with virtue and patience, attributed to a figure resembling George Mne Donald.
A survey of profitable flower farming notes peony and hydrangea cultivation, costs, and methods for extending life of blooms. It details planting, care, and shipping, plus a feature on Portugal’s Cork Convent near Oporto and a brief humorous grocer’s anecdote about a general.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide outlines potting techniques for indoors and outdoors. It covers pot sizes drainage using broken pot pieces proper depth centering of plants, soil composition including sand organic matter and compost, and steps to shift plants as roots fill pots. It also lists essential equipment and best practices for amateur gardeners and high school agriculture teachers.
A reader describes annoying shoelace tips that come off and twist stockings, sharing a humorous account of a clever girl who removed tips when new and tied ends with silk. She explains supplying new tips by twisting ends with sealing wax and cautions against tying broken laces.
A tiny Christmas tale follows a family Christmastime scene with a Christian tree and three stockings for Dot Jimmie and Betty. Santa Claus arrives to decorate and exchange gifts, affirming tradition and the stockings’ excitement while the children reflect on aging and family rituals.
A brittle quip on vacations from a domestic etiquette tone urges restraint and shared effort. It notes that one person may receive all pleasure while others stay home, a choice deemed prudent yet invites a bitter note if the cup is not shared. The piece ends by praising small acts as well as larger ones.
A newspaper notice promotes Anuric a double strength remedy claimed to dissolve uric acid and relieve swollen hands ankles feet and inflammation caused by kidney derangement. It asserts quick relief from backache scalding urination and rheumatic pains and notes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowels.
A testimonial details long kidney and bladder issues with nightly urination avoiding pain. After sending 10 cents for Anuric, the user reports rapid relief and continued wellbeing after completing the tablets. The ad frames Anuric as effectively advertised relief.
A Vermont Representative recalls a quirky tale from a social fair about schoolchildren. In a geography lesson a young Jimny improvises a Bermuda trip: go to New York, then board a steamer and leave the rest to the captain.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup for chronic coughs and lung troubles with promises of restful nights and easy morning expectoration. Also noted is Belfast's Titanic memorial project to honor Ulster shipyard victims, a marble group on granite pedestal near City Hall.
Fragmentary items describe wartime drafts and exemptions, archaeological finds in Cyrene and Luva including Cupid statue sent to Rowe, and a satirical exchange about a fight loving friend. Other notes mention snake species in the United States and a quarantine policy shift in Brooklyn, New York, with assorted curiosities and quotations.
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