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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR presents a devotional hymn line about God as refuge from generation to generation. It references enduring protection and eternity with phrases praising the eternal nature of God and steadfast shelter. The text resembles a liturgical or religious poem line with archaic wording.
A short fragment expresses the view that human ages fade like an evening, ending with a plea for divine guard and lasting faith. It evokes enduring limits of life and the hope of protection beyond age and daybreak. The lines emphasize transience and spiritual seeking.
A column by G. W. McClure argues money cannot buy love and loyalty. It contrasts wealth with priceless affections from family and partners, citing Laura Jean Libbey’s ideas on gifts and devotion, and stresses love, health, and sacrifice over wealth. The piece laments that riches cannot secure true happiness or life itself.
The fragment presents a playful, archaic verse about New Year’s gifts. It questions what the future, present, or past can offer, recalling a rhythmic call and response with a completed line about time and fate. The author M’Lan dburgh Wilson appears as the attributor.
A quip on a New Year resolution to be clean and lofty in thought. It cites Shakespeare's line about being true to oneself and thus not false to any fan, framing perfection as achievable through inner honesty.
A meditation on how time alone does not define existence, urging responsibility and noble living. It contrasts fleeting pleasures with building a future self, citing religious ideals about perfection and steadfast virtue. Time’s value lies in duty, loyalty, and the pursuit of a life well lived.
The Springfield Journal quotes Dr. James J. Vance urging readers to "Try again" as a bleak year ends. He says setbacks fade with effort, the page of yesterday is stained, while tomorrow is white. The note encourages facing the future bravely and pursuing renewed strength.
A reflective verse excerpt urges leaving sorrow behind and embracing a hopeful mood for the year ahead. The speaker calls for folding away tears and moving forward with gladness despite past hardships.
The article notes boisterous New Year revels traced to Scandinavian Teutonic tribes. A famed Teutonic hero allegedly hosted extravagant orgies with bacon and beer, while mead of uncertain composition supplied a thick sweet intoxicant quality, surpassing ancient wines in consistency.
Miss Fifer, a New Zealand writer visiting America, seeks types for her new book and romantic material in San Francisco. She plans an American setting and has learned of Sus Yet and local adventurers as she pursues concrete inspiration for her forthcoming novel. She became acquainted with Capt. TF L Rose, a World War hero, during a party.
The Washington conference nears completion on Pacific peace and naval limits. It faces opposition from Borah Reed and La Follette but likely will be ratified by Britain France Japan and possibly the United States. Talks also cover Japan China Shantung Manchuria and new Chinese rights for stable government, with Russia protesting the Chinese Eastern Railway and broader reparations discussions continuing in London. The Irish treaty debate splits Dublin and London amid Ulster opposition and Allied calls for a future conference on reparations. Chile and Peru edge toward a tacna arica war as plebiscite options surface. Labor and mining confront wage rules and checkoff court rulings amid industrial unrest. Hard ing reserve chief reports improving business and farmer prospects but cautions against rapid domestic growth.
San Francisco exports rose sharply in October reaching 14.6 million dollars, up from September. Oil, dried fruits, cigarettes, cotton, salmon, and rice formed the leading export groups, with gold and silver exports totaling over 16 million and 3.5 million respectively. Imports show duty free goods at 3.52 million and dutiable goods at 2.11 million, led by galseed offs valued at 126,240.
New York naval yard orders call for a roughly 10 000 man cut in United States Navy personnel to meet recent congressional funding limits. About 2 000 sailors would depart the Atlantic fleet as resignations surge across all ranks. The Navy directs voluntary resignations from those who apply in writing while preserving some experienced radio operators. An unrelated item notes Philippines alcohol distilled from nipa palm at 20 cents a gallon.
Ohio items report factory damage from fire in Cleveland, many robberies and killings including a Jeweler robbed in Cleveland and a farmer killed in Blanchester. Officials consider electrocution for a murder convict in Cleveland while a Dope ring in Lima surfaces. postmaster appointment at Dayton. multiple accidents, train crashes, and a mayoral new trial.
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