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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1922

Page

2

Our Lawless Ages and the Women Question in 1920s

A long analysis by James M Beck on lawlessness and moral decline as a WWI fallout, citing Prohibition cases and social shifts. It notes rising law enforcement efforts in Denver Chicago and Illinois, critiques on work and authority, and quotes from Lady Astor Einstein and Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. It also covers women activists, the National Woman's Party, and Belmont's pledge for a Petticoat party and a new history project.

James M. Beck United States American Thai Association Par Freim Saya Beck Mr. Beck College of Cardinals Eduskes Hingther Germany Burma Denver Mabel Stearne Noble Woman's Cooperative League Cooperative Law Enforcement Association Tillnols Uinols Vigilance Association Chicago Joseph L. Moss Antoine Bibescu Washington Margot Asquith England Albert Einstein America Lady Astor Corinne Roosevelt Robinson Theodore Roosevelt TL. P. Belinat National Woman's Party Petticoat Party Belmont White House Jeannette Rankin Anne Morgan Princess Camenzene Charlotte Perkins Gilouwn Manawade Cleopatra Joan of Arc Henry of Navarre Napoleon Elizabeth Murray Shepherd

Insect Cochineal and Bottled Lore in Historic Tale

The text notes cochineal insects used for dye and mentions Leeuwenhoek and Giro. It recounts how 70,000 insects yield a pound, describes drying and packing for market, and adds anecdotes about Bismarck and champagne mixtures from the London Daily Mail. It weaves in historical quotes about temperance and social phrases of the time.

Leeuwenhoek

Peculiarity of Wood in Forestation Textures

A fragment from the American Forestry Magazine discusses a feature in certain woods, notably trap fea orbein types, called roe or ribbon grain and feather grain. It appears as light and dark stripes due to the light reflection on distinct wood layers, not merely color differences.

Trapfea Orbein Sess American Porestry Magazine

Flying-fishes and birds show similar wing action in glide

De E A Hankin notes in the Arabian sea that flying fishes glide 9 meters in still air with instability, wind increases glide to 200 400 meters, and similarities to soaring vultures arise in wing inclination and diving. The passage also contrasts furniture design with efforts toward harmony by removing crude pieces to improve beauty in homes.

de. E. A. Hankin Arabian Sea

Proposing a Marriage in Crownlands Intrigue

Richard Carter, wealthy and respected, offers Harriet Field a marriage of convenience to head his household while his daughter Nina and Ward Carter stir romantic entanglements. In the Hudson River estate Crownlands, Isabelle Carter schemes amid a web of love, secrets, and social expectations as Tony, Nina, and Ward navigate loyalties, desire, and duty.

Richard Carter Nina Ward Harriet Field Carter Harriet Royal Blondin Harri Blondin Kathleen Norris Naktuv Crownlands Carters Grint George America Madame Carter Indy Biue Hudson Tanbelle Carter Anthony Pope Linnell Nor Anthony Tsabelle Isabelle Ward Carter Isavelle Blegresson Tony Jude Cheriel Tare Darling Cherie Ning Carter Betty Allen Mrs. Carter Betty Isabetle Nita Allence Neal Field Miss Field Ktarriet Piel Wendin Tel Tarren Lloda Hlehand Carter Rinmell Ning Mama Dea Richard Isabel

Portraits of a Luxe Terrace Evening

A lavish social gathering unfolds on a terrace as Madame Carter and her guests discuss love, status, and flirtations. Tony, Harriet, Nina, and Ward mingle with mused gossip about inheritance, marriages, and the alluring, enigmatic figures among the circle.

Mississippi origins and historic river source debate

Fragmentary notes discuss early lake names and claimed Mississippi sources like Lake Inse and Lake Itieen amid a Curio of 19th century explorers. The Minnesota Historical Society rebutted Captain Glazier's assertions while a linguistic aside explains cancel as deriving from lattice drawing. It briefly notes transportation in China including stereotype rail and donkey trains.

Mississippi Inse St. Glasier Lake

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