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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
6
In a domestic drama, Blanche confronts Toye and faces a web of trust and betrayal surrounding Walter Cazalet. The dialogue reveals past loyalties, the truth about a photograph, and risk of exposing a lover’s actions amid a tense dispute over fidelity and protection.
Caza admits most movements align with his account as he worries over threats during a five hour window. Blanche fears Toye may appear, while Cazalet hides at Nell Gwynne’s Cottages as legal peril intensifies. Ragtime music is discussed as a contrasting, brisk cultural note.
A short reflective piece critiques masculinity and hypocrisy noting how labeling a man a Don Juan can falsely brand him as deceitful. It argues such accusations may mask contentment and domestic respectability, implying a cynical view of social judgments.
A collage of cultural snippets sketches a chaotic scene in the musical world and society. References to composers Kreisler Behe, railway era transit, and fashion temptations mingle with anecdotes about theater figures, Turkish fashion, and a distant war climate.
A reflective essay discusses Lincoln as man of the people, contrasting public adulation with his private intellect and restraint. It cites a New Republic view that Lincoln was not merely a typical American but a distinct figure whose patience, disinterest, and moral depth anchor the democratic ideal despite public legend.
A reflective tribute traces Abraham Lincoln’s kinship with Shakespeare, noting Lincoln’s imagined poetic aims, melancholy, humor, and artistic insight. The piece compares Lincoln to Shakespeare as a supreme artist shaping a nation, citing Garfield on Lincoln’s foresight and leadership amid adversity.
Washington outlook weighs tariff as central issue for Republicans amid a string of Democratic campaigns. The piece traces tariff focus from Cleveland through 1912 and argues tariffs cannot singlehandedly fix economic ills. It urges remodeling the tariff while maintaining protection to sustain American markets and revenue, noting bipartisan calls for tariff reform and commercial preparedness.
Vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective children's laxative and liver cleanser. It claims old fashioned medicines harm children and promotes a 50 cent bottle with dosing directions for all ages and adults.
An old health ad extols a grape and lemon salt drink to cleanse kidneys and ease backache. It recommends drinking water, taking Jad Salts, and briefly mentions Postum as a coffee alternative. Includes several short jokes and stray anecdotes from periodicals.
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