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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
7
A photo shows a man calmly standing atop the Munster tower in Basel Switzerland smoking a cigarette. The scene is described as a movie stunt with a large construction project or display referenced in vague terms.
Lady Forden wife of Sir Robert Borden former prime minister of Canada and Canada's representative on the British delegation to the arms conference has been guest of honor at many social gatherings since her arrival in Washington.
A collage of notes on new inventions and curiosities including electric switches for war erinery, a fish that squirt insects, free opera for Buenos Aires residents, a pencil guide between wires, a misleading map ban, ore separation methods, and various distant snippets on aviation, naval rules, and notable figures. It highlights tech ideas, regional trivia, and cultural tidbits with terse, period tone.
A cheeky speaker boasts she can outshine in the style she has been known for while dismissing a petition. Johnny deflects blame for a stolen sum, saying he feared disappointing the preacher who prays for wins and forgiveness.
A mishmashed text fragment suggests a controversy over labeling a product or subject as artificially colored. Names like Mistoxe Huegie-Jolly Reachblow Junlen and Kitty Kiawee-Then appear in garbled form, with unclear affiliations or dates. Further readable context is needed for a precise item.
A garbled exchange captures a motorist signaling a pedestrian with a horn. The pedestrian replies they didn’t realize an automobile was present due to hay fever and disbelief, highlighting a noisy, misheard street moment.
A discussion from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines how windbreaks influence nearby crops. Benefits include shade and moisture retention for fields. however roots extend and absorb nutrients, potentially reducing yields where protection is excessive.
The report details how dense windbreaks across Nebraska Kansas and Iowa improve yields by shielding fields and preserving snow cover. It notes gains of up to about four bushels an acre in peak areas and expanded protection extending across east to southwest belts. Also covered is repurposed war era sectional steel bridges now aiding rural forest roads and the cost of neglect in farm inputs and soil management.
U S Department of Agriculture findings show frost damages potatoes from rapid temperature drops. Under freezing conditions, exposed potatoes can suffer ice formation inside tissue, with zones frozen solid or injured only when cut open. Moving and handling at low temps worsens damage, while gradual warming can lessen impact.
A garbled note discusses weeds and garden pests and suggests quick control. It mentions treating oat seed for smut, warns about seed safety, and references a general method for prevention, urging careful seed preparation before planting.
Plans to harvest and store the county crop are announced. The farm supply inventory and costs are outlined. Those seeking to build an isolated wall house should contact the Office of Publications at University Farm St. Paul for print No 171 detailing a 16 ton capacity ice house.
Farmers complain Sunflower seeds sold for feed are not up to standard. They claim the firm Sunflower Seeds for Feed misrepresented quality and note seed usefulness for plumage and fat. The article urges careful use and attention to market demand for wet grown colts and rising prices.
A nostalgic collection of tested kitchen ideas and recipes from a bygone era. It guides readers through East India Salad creation, carrot pudding, Chantilly potatoes, and playful confections like chocolate caramels and Alhambra bonbons. It blends practical cooking steps with whimsical musings on appetite and timing.
The text notes that a hundred thousand people can gather as a city yet lack formal city organization. It discusses the difficulty of visualizing such large villages in China and references Franklin Egan in the Saturday Evening Post and Ralph Nevill in Mayfair and Montmartre. It also cites a nobleman’s cook remark and a Sidney Smith quote on happiness.
Santa Claus is busy packing enormous boxes of candy, dolls, toy trains, pictures, books, and clothing into bags and barrels for children. He muses on keeping track of everything, notes elephants, lambs, and bears will be gifts, and insists he will not forget any toy as he fills many bags and works with excited energy.
Canada showcased strength at the Chicago Live Stock Show in a friendly, cross border display. Alberta breeders led oats and alfalfa seed victories while Canadians dominated wheat and Clydesdale classes. J W Lucas of Cayley repeated last year’s sweep, with Saskatchewan horse Wee Donald winning grand championship twice. Government exhibits impressed visitors, underscoring Canada’s breeding and dairy potential.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century issue recounts a man at Jim Rose’s boarding house angry over a mishap while mending his trousers. It includes aside about Blue Nose Nova Scotians and a humorous note on idioms and trivia on science and aging.
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