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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented Reproduction discusses tropical flora and carbon effects on climate, the uneven Earth temperature, and plant growth at high altitudes. It mentions a Sandpaper Label device to prevent bottle tampering, describing a rough feel and printed tag indicating bottle content.
A fragment from a 19th century style essay contrasts the American soul with the French and notes a head waiter’s twenty year career and wealth expectations. It recalls Peter Cooper’s Best Friend locomotive of 1831 and its 18 mph trial from Baltimore to Ellicott’s Mills. Also mentions the house wren as sociable and insect-eating, aiding garden health.
Cleveland banker Charles F Beardslee is dead. Ice damaged lines between Marion and Prospect. James Seehan 60 crushed at Salineville by mine fall. William Stewart 71 found dead near Kenton. E W Nowell ? died in Cincinnati hotel. George Moore 65 dead on his Taylor township farm. Fire damaged Superior Foundry in Cleveland. Fire destroyed Harry Tressler drug store Dayton. 60 janitor perished.
A wide set of Ohio notices lists measles cases at Tiffin, wage demands by Youngstown bricklayers, a pastor’s resignation in Tiffin, and numerous local incidents. Among deaths in Cantons and Columbus are trains, accidents, and burns. Political moves include armament of anti radical and prohibition stances. A broad snapshot shows labor turmoil, public notices, and safety concerns across several cities.
Daddy narrates a story about Mr and Mrs Mink with emphasis on amphibious habits and family dynamics. The tale explains life on land and water, Mink Jr. offspring, and seasonal movement while weaving in a gentle lesson about reading and cheer. The province of Mantrada prepares for a semi centennial celebration in May next year.
A Youth's Companion subscriber recalls a three year old boy Joe who cried over feeling pitiful and explained he cried as hard as he could. The piece includes a quip about carrying a tune and a joke about burying the tune. A school anecdote follows about a door slammer learning a lesson from a mistaken visit.
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