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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions The Million Dollar Mystery illustrated from Scenes in the Photo Drama of the Thanhouser Film Company. The garbled passage references characters, locations, and dates but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details, yielding an unclear, partially legible record of a 1904 production.
Olga plots with Princess Pavlova as Norton Florence attend a masked ball. Plans hinge on invitations and a ring while a bomb explodes during the festivities. Jones guards, a kidnap and a rescue ignite a tense sequence. the plot to trap Florence and Norton continues.
The text states that John Ruskin did not commit suicide. It notes domestic difficulties and health issues led to nervous troubles that neared insanity, but he maintained balance and died a natural death.
An analysis contrasts Japan’s uninterrupted imperial continuity with its unique national consciousness and organized society, noting its Asiatic roots and modern Westernized vigor. It parallels with India and China as geographical terms while highlighting Japan’s unity and thorough organization akin to Germany. A second piece recalls Massachusetts’ Hartford Convention a century ago protesting war with England amid political dissent.
The piece highlights trench diggers in the French lines as crucial army support. It also notes Henry H. Adams, longtime Boston post office cashier, with an extraordinary 59 years in federal service after starting as a 13 year old office boy in Newburyport, serving under 35 of 45 postmasters general.
Josephine Hower of Locust, captain of the Navesick girls hockey team, used two poles to steady herself and reach 14 year old George La Barre who fell through ice on Clay Pit Creek. She pulled him from the water, then aided his safe return to shore amid cheers from about two hundred skaters. The crowd praised her quick thinking and calm method. Russia in 1913 exported dressed hides valued at 296000 dollars.
Ferns do well with ample light contrary to common belief and many tolerate shade. For window boxes, sprinkle water twice daily and shake dry dust from leaves before watering. Enrich soil with hotbed-like compost, rotted manure, ammonia, and bone meal, but keep fertilizer away from roots and stem.
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