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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1914

Page

3

Conspirators and Diamonds Across Paris Night Sky

An Amésienny soldier recounts a jewel theft case tied to Buckhurst and a group of conspirators in Paris. Scarlett and Speed escape a trap at the institute, while government jewels are ferried to safety as Buckhurst plots a perilous return. The pair plan a daring venture with Byram's traveling show, including balloon maneuvers and riding stunts, to outwit pursuers.

Coantiatt Sois Dackheret Ieader Compuniete Nearch Buckhurst Scarlett Great Countuam de Vasaurt Motells Nha Bel Ran Bearlu Morvbroen Scarrott Douben HuckharNe Byck- Murat Moen Paris Depeat Speed Funnel France Golc Lorient Per-de Lance—ta Paradise Cochin China Saint- Cloud Petersburg Spahis Constantinople Byram

Paradise Sees the Coming of the American Circus

In a Breton town named Paradise a failing circus leader seeks a license to camp for a night. Jacqueline the town drummer proclaims a call to arms then announces the arrival of the traveling circus with grand pageantry. The crowd reacts with fear, hope, and astonishment as the spectacle rolls toward Lorient.

Paradise Byram Quimperle Chartres Totta Loire France Sainte Anne Armorica Lorient Imperial Circus The Republic Robert the Lizard Jacqueline

Portable drop-leaf writing desk from a grocery box

Handy Boys and Girls review a compact portable desk made from a fruit box. It uses a drop leaf hinged inside the box, with pigeon holes, pen racks, and a handle for carrying. Instructions cover assembly from boards, fasteners, and materials, plus securing an ink bottle safely.

Dancing doll craft from cardboard and straws instructions

A vintage craft guide describes making a dancing doll from thin white cardboard, pink paints, a coarse thread, four broom straws and tissue paper. It outlines cutting parts, assembling via holes and thread, and shaping a top stand with straws for the doll to dance in time with music.

SAILORS GREAT FEAR OF DERELICT SHIPS UNSEEN DANGER AT SEA

Derelict ships, often timber laden and waterlogged, drift helplessly driven by winds and currents. Abandoned crews may abandon ship in boats, while some derelicts are rescued or salvaged for valuable cargo, with laws requiring captains to report sightings to Lloyds agents.

Paradise Jacqueline Robert Lizard Ferri Cnild Monsieur Scarlett Maida of Paradise Finiatere Lorient Navy Yard Barracks Varga Lerrarth Stone Lake Crown Scotia South American North Atlantic Ocean Gredit Molenarses Bermuda Cape May Azores Atlantic Panama Liverposl Iniead Newcower Liverpool Belfast Geerest Lloyds

Crafting Tissue Paper Dolls for a Fun Indoor Party

Create whimsical dolls with broomstick stands by dressing them in tissue paper skirts sewn around waists. Paste a magazine head, mount on cardboard, and tap to see the dancer move. Vary heads and dress colors for a lively, stylish set of dolls suitable for a dreary afternoon.

Not the Shock Expected Debutants and a Japanese Fan Tale

A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt contrasts a debutante scene and a Japanese diplomat’s tale about fans opened right to left to avoid indecency. It then sketches Japanese street greetings with bowing, breathy salutes, and competing courtesies. A separate American commerce report claims U S industries use more power and labor than British equivalents.

Aaid Japan Pehaw Chicago Record-Herald United States American Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Great Britain

German-American Institute Aims at International Understanding

The Amerika-Institut of Berlin, in its third year, operates under the Prussian education ministry in the Royal Library. It serves scholarship and public inquiry by aiding American and German readers, aiding copyright for German authors in America, translating works, and maintaining a diary of Americana for scholars and visitors. It showcases systematic exchange between Europe and the United States, urging similar bureaus elsewhere.

Amerika-Institut of Berlin Ministry of Education New Royal Library Berlin United States New York Wyening Post

Discontent and the value of patient labor

A compact editorial essay argues that discontent can drive progress but warns of wasteful unrest. It praises steady, minute, faithful work and historic examples of humble tasks leading to greater outcomes. It cites laughter as a window into character, noting gendered differences in tonal cues.

No Grammar for Her at Fort Scott School

A Fort Scott school pupil refuses a teacher’s grammar orders, leaving a note rejecting grammar and preferring German drawing or music. The exchange includes a Fort Scott Tribune quote and a brief joke about language study and a German-phrase cue.

Fort Scott Fort Scott Tribune

Busiest Railway Station and Grand Central Compared

The busiest railway terminal in the country is Boston South Station, handling more trains passengers baggage and mail daily. Grand Central Terminal in New York is the largest by size, with over 2 million total passengers in a year. Boston South processes about 28,000,400 in 1912–13, while Grand Central’s passenger total exceeds 2,000,000. South averages more trains daily. Grand Central carries more cars per train. England licenses 320,119 motor vehicles: 175,217 cars, 132,245 motorcycles, 12,627 other motor vehicles.

Boston Anyother Grand Central Terminal New York ‘ City South Station Grand Central England

Hymn Writer Crosby Helps Blind Girls Alliance in New York

Hymn writer Miss Crosby, longtime New York Institute for the Blind teacher, leads the Gordon Alliance formed to raise funds and establish a home for blind girls in care and education. The group, headquartered at 75 Fifth Avenue, aims to expand outreach and permanent care as it opens a field of usefulness with early treatment cases and plans for full education support.

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