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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
6
The threats by Bush proved real when his sudden death revealed a will containing a provision that caused Hazel grave misfortune. The next installment explains how this occurred.
An East and West News summary notes Shinji Nishimura's study on early Japanese ships, comparing Morota Bune with Korean and Manchurian craft and suggesting shared prehistoric origins. It shifts to Eskimo seal hunting methods, detailing wind direction, leeward approach, and stealthy close encounters before a swift head-shot.
A reflective note depicts a girl accustomed to naming every family member and close friend in prayers, ending with a weary plea to bless the whole crowd after a long day of play and an opening petition.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges substituting wood for coal in 17 states with about 20 million rural residents. If wood replaces a quarter of farm and one tenth of village coal use, nearly 8 million tons could be saved, equating to 65 000 to 70 000 cords. Wood can heat churches halls and cottages, with seasoned wood providing comparable heat to coal. prices rise to $2.00 per cord as labor costs limit cutting.
A reader describes building a portable section harrow from four 2x4 inch boards four feet long two Ay Mier pieces 21532 inches and two 214x2 inch pieces. Include 4 feet of reinforced steel rod for teeth four strip hinges and seven holes per piece. Assemble teeth swivel bars braces and hooks for hitch chain then cut center and hinge underside. The harrow folds for transport and with weight is claimed to outperform iron harrows.
The column discusses raising calves with time and patience for steady growth in early months. It notes weekly egg marketing, cool storage, and daily turning. It compares drafter earnings to draft horse speed. It highlights trimming baby horse feet as important and explains detecting fresh eggs with blood clots and candling methods.
The article argues for using hogs and poultry on farms as the best means to relieve the meat shortage. It suggests small farmers could maintain hogs or a small flock of sheep and notes the need for flexible input methods on each farm.
Blackhead is a common yet serious turkey disease with difficult control and no real cure yet noted. The text also offers farm pointers on pig rearing two weeks old, grazing, mulching blackberries, tree borers, breeding stock, and a note on the Buff Wyandotte breed and cleanliness for showy plumage.
A rambling piece notes a professor who speaks Greek well enough to converse in shops and even in Greece, with modest pay. It describes his worn half-sold shoes and a street encounter on Sixth Avenue where patrons mocked him, and he retorts with a witty Greek quip. It also mentions Red Cross canteen workers repurposing tin cans into cups for prisoners.
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