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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1915
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text discusses rural life, farming tools, and firearm access. Mentions American Eagle, birds, war, and burden on the poor. Appears to argue for gun ownership and farming equipment like a harrow as a right tied to fortune and livelihood.
To clean smoked surfaces, wring out a soft piece of cloth in water with a little kerosene. The flannel should be damp, not wet, and the mixture well combined. Wipe the smoked surface with the moistened cloth, then lightly and quickly wipe dry with linen. If needed, repeat with a clean cloth each time.
A selection from the Scott Antarctic expedition exhibits opened at the British Natural History Museum South Kensington. Rock fragments from Buckley Island near the ice cap indicate warm periods and Devonian fossils, with other items including a young Weddell seal fur and emperor penguin specimens. A wingless Antarctic insect is also shown, alongside notes on the island’s buried summits and ice stream.
Publicity on the Hinman Milking Machine from Oneida New York claims major labor savings and lower milk costs. Advertisements detail the machine’s drive rod action mimicking a calf and a system enabling one cow per unit. The four page feature lists over 600 owner names and addresses and argues the vacuum valve design and rapid flow are essential.
Farmers and geologists debate carbonate of lime and soil fertility. John Bryan reports three million tons of near pure lime on his Greene county farm with proof of improved yields. Experts urge surveying deposits in Ohio to boost agriculture and state wealth.
A 1910 census shows 41 per 100000 rural admissions and 86 per 100000 urban admissions to asylums, with insanity cases rising 25 percent from 1904 to 1910 while total population grew 12 percent. The piece notes improved care and more patients in institutions. Box social set for Olive Branch School near Wauseon on Friday February 26 to fund a library. Ey body invited. Ladies bring es. gentlemen cash. ORD BURKHOLDER, Teacher.
The corporation of London replaced its official seal recently, breaking the silver seal used for 582 years. The prior device, used last on the 1st, wore thin after around 1,500 uses yearly and roughly 798,600 uses in total. A second excerpt notes social arrogance in personal manners and varying standards of taste, citing a Chicago Tribune query about a young lady's temper.
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