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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
3
A long, recipe heavy feature outlines affordable, simple dishes for winter dining. It includes Liver with Onions, Hominy and Tomato, Bean Dishes with Cream, Orange Marmalade Desserts, various Fruit and Salad ideas, Buckwheat Gems, Banana Sour Ice Cream, Pies and Steam Pudding, plus notes on thrift cooking and cotton compression research. Names of dishes and steps presented as practical kitchen guidance.
A statement from the astronomical committee of the National Newarch council urges increased facilities for southern hemisphere observations. The plan includes larger telescopes and a comprehensive star catalog listing positions and motions to magnitude 65, with updates every three years. The exchange hints at a domestic distraction about money and a car.
A retro style essay argues charm stems from self forgetfulness and careful grooming. It contrasts being preoccupied with appearance with sincere ease, suggesting attention to clothes and posture while forgetting self promotes appeal and poise.
Interest grows in evening scarves made from filmy tissues to drape shoulders for draft protection or aesthetic effect. Readers favor Spanish style appliques or Syrian motifs, while many buy tulle by the yard for a youthful look. Perishability and renewals keep costs modest, with pastels featuring iridescent paulettes and bead fringe along narrow and wide borders. Some scarves use duck taft or georgette crepes printed in contrasting colors with beaded edges.
A practical one piece frock in plaid velours offers smart style for general wear. Collar and cuffs of plain cloth provide contrast, while a small white satin vest completes the neat, becoming look.
Women are urged to protect gloves by buying multiple pairs and repairing rips instantly. Emphasis on avoiding wrinkling, drying, and wet damage. Recommended glove mix includes white kid, dogskin, and washable chamois. Shoes should be kept soft, cleaned, and exchanged for slippers indoors. Heavier sport shoes endure rough weather while formal boots require protection on damp pavements. A well cared for wardrobe lasts longer amid high prices. A pink satin bed jacket with a cream net cape collar and Valenciennes lace is noted as stylish.
A beauty expert advises facial massage to improve fullness and reduce a hollow or double chin. Begin with hot water cleansing, then rub to friction away fat and apply a suitable lotion. Use an astringent for fatty faces and a flesh-improving cream for thin faces.
The article describes sport blouses in plain cotton fringe with jersey variants having chiffon vests. It notes long jackets in contrasting tones and compares simple blouses to dressy versions fully covered in embroidery. New square embroidery designs appear in bold, banded patterns across fabrics.
The feature piece describes a corn colored silk corduroy negligee with a fixed brown moire velvet bow and matching girdle. It also notes English mohair sweaters with zephyr wool trim, a style for country wear. A miscellaneous column follows with home design ideas and short anecdotes.
Ribbons offer many dress accessories from braids on caps to two color combinations like pink and blue. Wide ribbons joined by stitching create simple caps, while tassels, lace, and ribbon rosettes ornament headpieces. Linen turnovers and collars feature subtle embroidery and hidden stitching in pastel hues, steering away from bright sports colors for a conservative season.
William R Radford explains why owning a home under normal conditions saves money compared with renting. He discusses rent avoidance, property value gains, and lower upkeep costs, addressing readers seeking practical building and budgeting guidance.
The text argues savings are hard to sustain and stresses buying property as vital training for youths. It urges starting home building early, noting property value appreciation and the discipline of prudent planning as key benefits. Illustrations are offered to aid in making a wise selection.
A reflective line places a glimmer of another lesson in a pupil’s heart. The text links mastering inner cowardice to conquering outward fear, echoing Thomas Hughes in a school setting. The excerpt emphasizes personal reform through moral resolve.
A fragmentary humor piece surveys wedding nerves and social rites with wry lines about happy endings and stubborn ties. A cynic remarks on brides and grooms as a Passing Show, and a joke asks what to call marriage bureau customers, suggesting patrons of husbandry.
An anecdote describes Dubwaite as hard to please and critic of a jazz drummer. The tale notes his complaint about the band and hints at his belief the drummer isn’t exerting full strength. A metaphor compares a brush and comb folded into a dust-prent box, carried on by pave.
Cleveland notes that Lieut Col H Gilchrist Maj G W Crile and three Lakeside unit nurses Miss Inez McKee Miss Grace Allison and Miss Helen Briges all of Takeside base hospital No 4 have been cited for bravery by Field Marshal Haig. Crile returned to Cleveland after front service and gave talks. Miss McKee wrote of a shell strike at the hospital that destroyed her bed and suitcase but she escaped injury. Two killed and six seriously injured in a Canton interurban crash near Fairhope.
Government tax notice explains the 1918 income tax rules with thresholds, rates, exemptions, and penalties. It outlines who must file by March 1, locations of revenue officers, and deductible items for farmers.
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