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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a kitchen cabinet issue involving local figures and a council. Details are unclear but the piece references a welter of names and places, suggesting a political or administrative dispute with potential cabinet implications.
A fragmented recipe page describes clam pie and Farina Date Pudding with steps for dough, fillings, and cream sauces. The text mentions clams and toppings, mixing, baking, and serving warm on toast with a white sauce. Characters and measurements are garbled but indicate a period dinner pastry and seafood dish.
A garbled recipe item lists dishes with greens in poland and a white sauce. It describes a Sour Cream Omelet with yolks whipped separately then folded, cooked in a hot pan and finished in the oven, plus Chicken en Ramekins with diced chicken and timbres in a buttered ramekin, baked to brown. The fragmentary text names Husmar and Liki as possible contributors.
A quirky collection of pancake recipes and tips describes French or Jelly Pancakes with separate yolk and white steps, potato pancakes using potato pulp and milk, German pancakes with tomato sauce, and layered cake pancakes. The prose mentions preparation details, cooking on a hot griddle, and serving ideas with butter, sugar, and maple.
A collection of home cooking tips and recipes with fried chicken, cream gravy, potato croquettes, East India meat balls, cheese sandwiches, pottage, bananas, vegetables, and fruit desserts. Includes steps for browning chicken, making gravies, croquettes with coconut, meat balls with rice, and a range of sauces and toppings.
Wool jersey cloth ranks with serge for durable one piece dresses suitable for business or travel. A surplice bodice and straight or draped lines define the model, with a center front fastening and back fullness. Colors suggested include tan beige with green purple or red broadcloth piping.
Time is tight for crafters so the article offers quick sewing tips. It suggests wide cub stitches on garment edges with ribbon, crocheted open mesh for washwear, flat filed Whitestone knitting needles for speed, back stitches to avoid knots, and a growing girl friendly feather stitch. It cautions against pinning patterns and recommends weights like books or bags with sand to hold fabric.
Notes describe Kinde as an interesting title of Japan with an elevated railway planned to connect Fut tah and Tokastori with a crater of the ancient city. Garengar manufacturers offer waterstandal eats grives for harvest prevention and wild sneewer beets with a $2250 twig prize for the host sprayer and precise drying of tea leaves.
Werric Wayner and Frederic Rockford of Chicago report a $50,000 reward from a father for patriotism after enlisting. The piece mentions German skyrocket devices and unclear references to wartime machinery for silk and fur gloves, with several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR mentions ribbons and simple weapons, noting a fashion item with a Malkh like feature and a Roypy bow. It hints at a process of fixing or replacing components, then describes chewing linen in the bow’s reverence and musking a Wintersonton to tab LC paint, ending with unbertouing.
The passage notes fur scarves used with coats and neck wraps, highlighting separate fur scarfs and neck ties. It mentions high satin stocks and lists their appearance on fashionable jersey and serge frocks, indicating style trends and garment details.
Fashion notes describe veil variety from scroll to dotted styles in chenille, velvet, and silk embroideries. Geometric and lacelike tracery patterns appear, with colors in dark brown taupe and gray, plus white or black accents. Veil shapes range from square to circular and oblong, crafted to harmonize with hats. The piece also advises skincare and nutrition to maintain freshness amid work, warning coffee overuse and recommending milk and nourishment for fatigue.
Reading from a how to guide, a suggested method uses a ten vent package of dress dye to stain white kd shoes. Boiling water is poured over the dye in a teacup and applied with a brush. Two coats provide color. a waterproof coating is optional by selecting a matching cleaner.
Two advance models for misses feature novel embroidered touches and springtime mood. Sik floss flowers color the necklines and a pink carnation accents navy tricotine as a dress option. Details include satin collar and cuff shaping, back panels with cord fringe, a one sided tunic, and oblong inset belt panels forming pockets.
An ornate blue silk afternoon gown with rich embroidery and bead fringe is described plus reflections on farm life. The farmer’s wife bears increased work from expanding acreage, while machinery aids the fields but comforts for women lag behind. Also included are notes on a modern storybook bungalow design and remarks on fresh air for health, plus brief mentions of Wilkie Collins and miners goblins in folklore.
A Paris correspondent for the New York Herald notes women in satin and fur winter coats, satin hats with draped crowns, and restrained color tones. Coats vary by fur trims, collars, and pocket details, with black satin dominating and hats trimmed in brocade or fringe.
William A Radford offers free advice on home convenience in plans suitable for country village or town living. He extols features like running hot and cold water basement seating plumbing built-in furniture and electric or acetylene lighting. The two story Dungalaw design emphasizes open flow dressing rooms beveled mirrors and practical kitchens with built-in bins and ample storage.
Fashion notes predict lean fabrics for spring suits with minimal fabric waste. The cholero jacket rises in new designs and color blends, while skirts stay slim to preserve grace and line.
Willis J. Abbott notes that only two Polish leaders left lasting marks on Europe Queen Jadwiga the sovereign who forged Poland with Lithuania and John II Casimir whose rule once saved Christendom from the Turks, while a Florida druggist emails a sharp jab about spelling for liniments.
A dialogue between Mr and Mrs Buffalo explores self perception and mutual misreads about being fine and sensible. He touts kindness to offspring and loyalty to his own, while she challenges pretensions and urges humility as a storm scene reveals collective strength and instinct to protect. The piece blends fable tone with moral reflections on generosity and social behavior.
1017 yields make Western Canada crops the most valuable yet with higher wool prices and land payments kept by farmers. Automobiles become common, bank clearings surge, and U S war effort boosts food production. Large arable land remains available at low cost, promising continued cattle and hog expansion and growing sheep demand. Early spring arrivals urged to plant to harvest in fall, aiding Allies’ war aims.
A collage of old notices and snippets mentions a gray hair remedy recipe, elevator chatter, a quip about an umbrella maker, and scattered lines on bread and health cures. Includes stray ad style language and brief humor.
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