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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented OCR narrative shows a character Ebenesar encountering a hag and a farmer, with garbled dialogue about tea and travel. The scene suggests archaic rural dialogue, a doorway moment, and a stray name Ebenesar amid unclear context.
Fragmentary text references candidates and topics touching elections and public notices. Mentions names like John A. Sateer and Batner Gray's Seed Powders, plus villages and a dinner bell, but the legible facts are minimal.
Western Newspaper Union dispatch from Canton reports Martin M Thiel a machinist is held on a murder charge after fatally shooting his wife Bertha Thiel during a quarrel at their home. Thiel wounded himself cutting his throat with a razor, claiming the shooting was accidental and that he loved his wife too much to kill her. Police say Bertha was hit in the thigh and died at a hospital. Thiel remains in serious condition in city jail.
The treetop observatories of the Austrian army are elaborate structures built to support light machine guns. They feature telephones linking to other posts and to the main army, and are camouflaged with fir branches to hide them from view.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt recalls the French law under Louis IX that barred non nobles from glass making. It notes glass workers once called “gentlemen glass blowers” and that noble birth was tied to the craft’s privilege. A second item reports a naval test where a torpedo breached a steel net and hit its target at 18 knots. A final contrast asks if a district’s blighted rural school would justify preferring a jail with modern amenities.
The passage extols literature's power to enlarge horizons and grant escape from sorrow and daily dullness. It compares reading to water in a desert, offering freedom from envy and regret while linking books to noble company with the Wise, the Prophet, and even Dante and Beatrice in Paradise.
The British war office highlights promotions rewarding cheerfulness and optimism. Such attitudes sustain troops in trench warfare and aid in pulling brigades together. In peace, cheerfulness improves work environments and yields rewards wherever people labor.
An English officer recalls the perilous task of ferrying cases of champagne to a field hospital under constant fire. The tale contrasts fear for self with willingness to aid wounded, while noting the Connaught Rangers famed history from the Peninsular War and battles at Fuentes de Oñoro and Badajoz.
Rev James M Grays sermon urges family religion as the core of personal holiness in the New Year. He argues the home is the first reforming refuge and that a family altar rests on genuine Christian life, with each member bearing responsibility to walk with a perfect heart through God’s grace.
A compact devotional fragment urging patience with self and others as grace from God, then urging self denial to follow Christ. It cites B B Pusey, William Law, and I Foster, describing the heavenborn life and the perpetual law of man. The text blends religious instruction with exhortations to endure trials and pursue spiritual joy through denial.
A Pennsylvanian constituency tale features Senators Shively and Kern of Pennsylvania meeting a local Elmwood follower who borrows fifty cents. Kern jokes the man is smarter than he seems, able to tell a dollar senator from a fifty cent one. The piece weaves spoof dialogue with mock rural banter and unrelated notes on farm life and commerce.
A collage of advertisements and vignettes including Lydia E. Pinkham testimonials praising the vegetable compound for female ailments, a legal quip about an embezzlement defense offering two dollars as counsel, a comic miscaptioned romance with a $25,000 to $110 switch, and a Philadelphia showman turned hotel press agent anecdote.
A collage of product ads and brief anecdotes. Mentions Cuticura soap, Fletcher's Castoria, St Paul’s cathedral fires and rebuilds, Uncle Eph and medical quips, and a line about a quiet heroine who endures. Includes stray phrases about prayers and reformulations of a lover’s quarrel.
An old health advisory promotes drinking four ounces of Rad Salts to flush the kidneys after dull back pain or cloudy urine, claiming it cleanses the blood and prevents bladder issues. The page also features short jokes and ad lines for Red Cross Ball Blue and other items, reflecting a cluttered newspaper style.
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