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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1917
Page
6
King contends with the mullah over the fate of Khinjan cave and Yasmin’s covert plot. A brutal camp milieu unfolds as Ismail reappears, a letter arrives, and a dash toward Khinjan is ordered with renewed resolve and danger.
A swindle at a Paris jeweler unfolds when an elderly man with a sling persuades the shop to write a pay note for three hundred pounds, allowing the theft of jewels. The Meaux section recalls German advance near Paris in 1914, the first grave near Paris, and the war’s toll as soldiers’ crosses dot the landscape.
A fragmentary note from the Haut Pioneer Press discusses youths who refuse to admit being wrong. It reflects on small troubles and social dynamics as people navigate pride and accountability, hinting at wider issues of honesty and peer pressure in school life.
A Westminster Gazette writer extols London as a key wartime hub and military center. He notes the floating population and tough policing by military police, contrasting orderly urban life with the harsh realities of desert campaigns and captured refugees whose escape from captors showed grit amid hardship.
Vincent in Farm Life recalls a grandmotherly push to persevere after falls. The note extols Sam Jones’s resilience through bad crops, praising neighbors who cheer him on and urging readers to offer encouragement.
The term wire dragwork refers to ocean surveys used to map coastwise routes. A secretary of commerce report notes a submerged rock near Alaska rising over 600 feet from the bottom to within 17 feet of the surface, updating charts previously listing 109 fathoms. This underwater pinnacle will impact long coastwide surveying efforts and navigation safety.
The Worcester Post reports the Nations League for Women's Service lead asks all pink tea members to resign from the division citing conflicts with work and engagements. War work organizers face issues weeding out inefficient or insincere volunteers amid muddled campaigns and rising carp farming claims nationwide.
In Syracuse Governor Whitman mocks Kaiser boasts about blessings under German rule. He recalls a jailed superintendent who boasted an imperial Blue Sausage order and credit for prisoner gains, praising cooperative effort while lampooning tyranny. Uncle Lige clock tale: a clock runs late and the man says it is later than ever.
Not infrequently a man is a good domestic mathematician who can save the price of a new suit by persuading his wife to have her last year's street dress remade. Doubly Henpecked. Tane-Meckamen will Inherit the earth, as some say, will wives get chesty. Spanish railroads report increased earnings and expenses alike.
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