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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
7
A historical home economy feature extols a well stocked shelf as essential for emergencies. It lists canned goods and prepared dishes aimed at speedy meals, plus recipes for beef with raisins, California salad, cheese sandwiches, and Christmas sweets, urging careful feeding and frugal meal planning.
A fragmented, recipe laden passage details pineapple orange jelly flan with gelatin and cream pudding custards, pumpkin dish, rice cooked in milk with honey and dried fruit, and a fruit raisin bake. It mentions steps like boiling, straining, and baking, with buttered bread slices and finishing sauces.
William A Radford urges readers to secure a detailed home decoration plan before building or decorating. He advises matching woodwork to furniture, avoiding spur of the moment purchases, and consulting manufacturers for decorative guidance to achieve harmony and lasting style in a new house.
An extensive home design piece stresses coordinating furniture, woodwork colors, and wall tones before contracting painting. It presents a neat eight room plan with a cozy interior, broad front porch, front hall entry, living room, dining room, kitchen, and four upstairs bedrooms with cross ventilation.
The readable text discusses the American flag design and symbolism, mentioning red white stripes and a blue field. It also references bracelets and artificial gems once used to distinguish the insane, noting historical practices before confinement in asylums. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
Sunday School lesson outlines Joseph’s care for his family in Egypt Genesis 47 1 12 and Ephesians 6 Father and blessing themes linked to Christ’s future reconciliation with Israel. The material traces Joseph’s guidance to Goshen Jacob blessing Pharaoh and Jacob’s death with promises to Joseph’s sons, tying to covenant promises and Gentile blessing.
A reflective meditation on calmness describing it as a holy retreat that strengthens life and interest in human welfare. It asserts that true self control elevates individuality and the majesty of calmness, guiding one to engage with the world with purpose.
Thomas Kenspls writes that the cross is always ready and every place awaits suffering tribulation to purify the believer. He argues no one truly feels Christ's passion without bearing hardship and learning to endure without comfort, surrendering wholly to God.
A compilation of quotes urges individual dignity and resistance to bondage, citing Disraeli, Wagner, and Edwards to stress heroic self-respect, divine origin, and conscious freedom guiding personal conduct.
An ancient elf legend tells of a magician who sought a happiness charm using a mosaic of stones representing life’s elements. Pupils failed until a new student created a mosaic for another, proving happiness flows when the gift is shared.
Women worldwide are urged to study home front care for men at the Front. The notice promotes a 1000 page medical guide bound in cloth covering First Aid, care of the sick or wounded, physiology and hygiene. Readers are instructed to request a copy from a local druggist or send 50 cents to 663 Main St Buffalo New York.
Edward Bok rails at London temptations affecting the young American soldier while George Cohan jokes that Bok overreacts. A tale unfolds of two actresses dining with a friend and a note from Capt Bobby Gunn of Chicago. One actress claims engagement to Bob, another says she was engaged on his last leave, sparking playful banter about marriage.
A secretary recalls a boy Timmy, son of a friend, boasting that he saved five dollars from his first week’s pay and compared himself to John D. Rockefeller after reading a big stock purchase. The page also mentions Castoria, Jam from vegetables, Cuticura products, Halls cough drops, and a string of light anecdotes and ad-like lines.
A Washington housewife employs a negro servant girl to clean and notes a visible dust deposit under a bed during a guest inspection. The girl, Peartine, is asked what she calls it and answers with a mispronounced reply, illustrating the era's racial vocabulary and casual prejudice.
A warped dialogue scene shows the circus crew in a comic dispute over acts and injuries. The animal trainer frets over a sprained arm while the manager laments improvisation and mishaps. The exchange mocks self confidence and showmanship amid chaos.
An old advertisement urges readers to use GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for urinary, back, and general tiredness symptoms. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, warns of serious illnesses if untreated, and advises asking for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand through the druggist.
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