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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
3
A farmer confronts a troupe of talking animals living in a barn. The dog a horse and cow argue about their harsh lives and desire for change while a cat chicken and others weigh their options. The farmer offers a drastic solution to transform each animal into the form they wish.
A playful slice of school day humor and cultural snippets. Homer Croy riffs on Japanese candy etiquette while a classroom chorus riffs on arithmetic missteps and street scenes filled with kids and curious mispronunciations.
The Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Missouri in Columbia directs boys and girls clubs that engage about 6,000 members across roughly fifty counties. With operations led by Prof. Harharson and staff, clusters focus on corn, sewing, stock raising, poultry, pie making, and similar practical tasks for youths aged ten to nineteen, doubling membership since June.
Fragmentary snippets show humorous dialogue among children and a murmured moral moment. Characters include Freddy and Analy discussing keepsakes, a mother asking about preserves, and a boy named Tommy advised after a scuffle with Jimpson. The tone resembles a serialized kids column with sketches and light anecdote.
Corduroy featured in winter wraps alongside fur fabrics offers varied coats and jackets to pair with cloth skirts. Describes wrap silhouettes with matching skirts, color variations, and practical uses in jackets, skirts, and coats. Notes corduroy short coats with satin sashes, and recommends colors like Russian green and warm brown. Forecasts short jackets for spring with 1840s and 1850s influences, longer ruffled skirts, and tighter waists.
Readily washable spring outfits feature belted blouses and rompers in chambray and serge. Velveteen and linen suits pair straight pants with belted blouses, while white linen and Velveteen pieces offer dressy options. One piece alpha lines midsummer linen suit simplifies laundering and wear.
The piece notes transparent silk raincoats treated with oils render waterproof, popular in the East this year for winter sports, often paired with fur collars and cuffs. It then shifts to Ancient Bee-Culture, praising the honeybee in literature from Virgil to Aristotle, detailing historic beekeeping along the Nile and Hymettus with floral references in Suburban Life. Impatience under a burden only, makes it heavier.
The piece notes Professor Petria’s 1916 survey on ancient Egyptian minting and tool forms, tracing beginnings in archaic times to the Chelear and Achalean grand styles with rich illustrations. It links Egyptian and European implements, promising a valuable resource for prehistoric antiquities scholars. A final question about aging prompts reflection on youth.
The sermon discusses wrath as an ever present divine response to sin grounded in justice. It covers provocation, slow development, and fearful visitation, citing scriptures from Paul and prophets, with examples from Israel, Sodom, Egypt, and future judgment. It closes noting refuge in Jesus blood and urges heed to wrath amid global conflict.
Romance figures through a postal tale of Cupid's morgue where misaddressed Valentines end up. Post office clerks uncover intended recipients by post marks, delivering belated notes to hospitals and charities, while live poultry and rabbits once rode parcel post.
A fragmentary piece blends a springtime verse about wedded lovers with commentary on St. Valentine’s Day origins and English customs. It notes the romantic era, hints at doubt about Valenti ne’s ties, and recalls 15th century billets and pairing rituals that led to marriages, alongside a brief humorous exchange about husbands.
The article extols a morning bowel flush with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims benefits include improved appetite, removal of toxins, and relief from constipation and related ailments, urging readers to adopt this internal sanitation routine. It also notes Spain opening an aviation school near Madrid with government aid for trainees.
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