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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
10
The excerpt from the Thanhouser film drama unfolds in a tense living room scene. Characters discuss plots, betrayals, and a crucial letter, with plans, suspicions, and a possible clue that could be worth a million. The dialogue reveals a divide between motives and a looming risk.
In a plotted revenge saga Olga and her ally scheme to kill Hargreave using poisoned peaches. Suspects twist through a mansion, a poison crisis injures Susan, and Jim and Jones unravel coded messages and shadowy operatives. A midnight pursuit ensues with intrigue across rooms and hotel corridors.
A quirky bulletin from the pollution and sewerage committee of the Morchante Aaspelation of New Work warns that winter flies hide from cold and ready next summer’s brood. It urges thorough house cleaning to destroy eggs and prevent millions of offspring. Louis Bell argues for broad radius single fares over European zone systems, noting long trips tempt people to stay home.
Amid war turmoil a wave of counterfeit jewelry laces and antique pieces flood the market. Impostors pose as displaced nobles and refugees from various nations to dupe gullible buyers with fake historic valuables. A separate York Pa report recalls a deadly electrocution incident and a misidentified corpse hoax linked to a boy near Spring Grove, illustrating sensational crime narratives of the era.
Garden guidance on sweet peas roses and lilies with pruning techniques mulch manure and water tips for winter bloom. Notes on San Jose scale treatment with emulsions and reshaping plants to promote growth and odoriferous lily cultivation across the region with historical origin details.
The Bermudas lie south of the gulf stream about six hundred miles off the Atlantic coast from Charleston South Carolina. The islands have not known a war and were once used by England as a convict colony. Mark Twain called it heaven but hell to reach.
The article cites Pliny the Elder on three enduring rules for farming discipline: begin early, do not delay any task, and perform each duty in its proper season. It notes a fourth maxim about missed chances. It also mentions a Postage Stamps printing project that, if laid end to end, would span from New York to San Francisco.
Practical plant care advice covers labeling exposed plant strips, spraying chrysanthemums for beetles with hot soap solution, dusting roses with wood ashes after rain, and considering hardy vines like Bignonia cupreolate. It also advises lawn fertilizing, mower blade height, composting clippings, and growing Trade scandens Virginica blue eyed Mary. It ends with seed sowing under shade and adding perfume to ink for a fragrant touch.
The Chicago Herald notes a discussion about eugenics with a physician who married a nurse and mentions a doctor who produced a red cross baby. It also reports a London sale where 4 percent semi precious stones bore natural carvings of human heads or animal and bird shapes.
An April discussion notes Canada’s gradual rise toward a powerful industrial and agricultural future. It highlights vast northern resources, Hudson Bay access, and interdependence with the United States as both nations benefit from shared growth in farming, mining, and manufacturing.
The winter shows a rising number of people feeding birds reflecting a broader humane spirit that includes animals. The text notes Puritan England first banned cockfighting not for animal cruelty but because fights were tied to gambling drinking and dissolute behavior.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for infant constipation. It claims mild, painless relief within hours, promising a coated tongue signal and quick passage of waste. The copy targets mothers with claims of safety for babies, children, and adults, urging a 60 cent bottle with full directions.
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