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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
3
Children prefer the moving picture theater over Sunday school, claiming they do not need to wash their faces for the film. A COL member challenges them, noting the children’s answer and the influence of cinema on faith routines.
A historic ad style paragraph touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney ailments, urging immediate start of treatment and noting sale nationwide. The snippet also includes a misfit quotation block and scattered notes from Chicago Daily News about perseverance and a humorous exchange.
Priscilla presses to finish Ada Moyer’s portrait as Ada refuses further sittings. The scene shifts to crowds at a gallery where Farkness reveals Lemmorn’s portrait drawing praise. Priscilla battles inner turmoil, envy, and fear while a sinister stranger’s presence casts a shadow over her emotional and artistic resolve.
Priscilla works to steady herself after a breakdown caused by Thom leaving her to face the world alone. She struggles with rebuilt composure amid a sea of shattered nerves and lingering fear, trying to regain balance.
Priscilla, fearing a renewed threat from the Nut and Inez, battles panic after encountering them in a city street. She weighs resisting their schemes while weighing a risky plan to protect Leonora, amid a tense visit from Harry Chilvers who hints at Red Carnelian and past deceptions.
The Boy Scouts of America see growing winter camping, with nearly 100000 enrolled for winter camps and work camps. Christmas camps in Greater New York drew about 165 scouts at Kanebwatke Lakes, part of a winter trend with Snow camps across Pawtucket Lancaster Wilkes Barre and southern locales like Miami and Los Angeles.
The Ontario nature clubs urge scout patrols to use native animal names for patrols and to base studies on the species chosen. Editors suggest using patrol names as a starting point for in depth nature study and presenting facts about birds and animals at meetings.
Scout educational tours gain popularity in timing cities with visits to factories. A Yakima Washington trip included a candy factory and a school workshop, drawing full attendance. Scouts deny candy lure influenced participation.
Scouting units from Salt Lake City Moline and Oklahoma City organize Christmas baskets and clothing drives for the poor and aged. Troops report delivering kindling, food and furniture to families in need while several troops adopt Serbian orphans in response to a national appeal from headquarters.
A Scout tale explains a donkey tied by a six foot rope to a points where a bundle of hay lay eighteen feet away. The donkey could not be tied to the rope and simply walked to the hay and ate it. The humor lies in the rope not being tied to anything, allowing the animal to reach the hay unimpeded.
A fragmented dialogue features a range of birds and animals in a zoo discussing safety, self-perception, and truth. The wedge-tailed eagle boasts of being one of the finest eagles while describing its high perch and solitary life. The Earth Vulture criticizes social pretensions, noting its solitary nature and unfriendliness.
A fragmentary note describes Chinese riddles told to an American boy by his missionary relative. Items include a shoe, a charcoal fire, a very small house, a kitchen range, two sisters one inside one outside, a mirror with five front openings and two side windows, a Chinese man’s hen with its pigtail, a stone wall outside and a small golden embryo inside, and an egg.
A testimonial recalls severe coughing nervous spells and indigestion after a protracted illness. After a doctor approved Hypo-Cod as a tonic, symptoms eased, sleep improved, and energy returned, with the user recommending it to friends. The ad touts Garfield Tea and Hypo-Cod as modern tonics from Karle Chanleat Ge.
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