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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
3
Florence Atwater seizes control of the North End Daily Oriole with outright editor power, appointing herself as sole editor and writer. Her push prompts resistance from the existing partners and a brief printers’ strike as the new owner asserts firm managerial control.
In a late afternoon scene Florence confronts Herbert and Henry over suspicions of treachery surrounding a printing press scandal. She reveals a signed confession and the missing paper linked to Patty Fair, triggering a collapse and new tensions among the printers. Florence’s intervention alters loyalties as Noble Dill encounters a feminist weekly and lingering thoughts about Jully and Juffy in a changing city.
A collage of anecdotes from Asia Minor and Europe, featuring the Khoja Nasr-ed-Din Effendi, a tale of a hare aged camel, a disguise at a feast, a Lovers’ Quarrel from the Edinburgh Scotsman, and Buffalo Bill’s wit in Berlin. Also notes on Chinese shoe making and women labor in shoemaking.
A London paper sought the novel with the shortest chapter and awarded Bulwer-Lytton for What Who He Do With It, naming a one word Denouement as Voulle, while an English critic argued that Sterne's Tristan Shandy contains the shortest chapters, notably chapters 17 and 18, which are entirely empty.
A detailed portrait of Macao tracing its history from 1557 Dutch conflicts to 1887 formal cession, its blend of Portuguese and Chinese culture, and its status as a summer refuge for Cantonese and a hub of gambling and opium trade. The piece notes its ruins, monuments to Camoens, and the city’s economy built on fan tan and gaming dens. It closes with a note on King George’s rising private costs.
The avocado is described as high fat fruit with about 1 percent flesh fat and 5 to 7 percent water content. It is called midshipmen's butter by sailors and used in salads, desserts with sugar and cream, and in soups in tropical regions. It yields about 512 calories per pound and has industrial fat uses where grown.
A fragmented description of crepe wraps and a fine black Canton crepe coat. Mentions copper wire accents, enameled fruits, a lavaliere insert, and silk inserts. Reading hints at elegant wrap styles suitable for formal wear and weather-ready outer garments.
To remove tar from clothes rub putty over tar spots and ash with sap and water. Apply turpentine and let sit for one hour. Then wash.
Equal parts belled inseed alf and vinegar mix as a leather cleaner. Shake well pour a little on a cloth rub into the leather and polish with a soft cloth. This recipe appears from a damaged text fragment describing a do it yourself leather care method.
A Sunday School lesson outlines Kings II as a study of Rehoboam and Jeroboam. It traces Solomon’s errors, the people’s burdens, Rehoboam’s poor choice, and Jeroboam’s rival worship leading to Israel’s split. It highlights calf worship, shrine building, priesthood changes, and feast timing as disobedience themes.
A devotional exhortation urges readers to accept the Holy Spirit prompting during sorrow or adversity. It contrasts outside pilfery with the happiness found inside the temple through love, fellowship with God, and guidance toward truth.
An excerpted biblical passage shows the people pressuring Aaron to make gods while Moses delays returning from the mount. The text cites Exodus 32:1 and Hebrews 11 as references, reflecting on faith as evidence of things not seen.
A Chicago Tribune fragment recalls a breakfast scene where a young man jokes about Norway and midnight sun. The father sternly warns him about curfews while the son defends his hard work and growing independence. A comic aside about a ukulele and dancing hints at family pride and hopeful ambition.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children. It claims the product provides a gentle cleansing of the bowels and helps prevent illness, urging mothers to ask their druggist for the genuine syrup and warning against imitations.
A fragment of courtroom talk and a collage of humorous vignettes from a New York Sun page. The piece mixes a magistrate and a colored witness with light quips about fashion, love, and daily life, presented in a jittery, montage style.
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