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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
2
The opening of the legislative session features a message from the governor and outlines civil service probe issues. Principal features include governance priorities, administrative reforms, and oversight signals.
Governor Cox defends administration saying no waste or extravagance and a sound financial base with large revenue balances. Rep W. S Hoy pushes civil service reform. Ho y and others clash with legislative leaders. Assembly organization proceeds with Charles Conover and John Kramer as speakers nominees. Torrens law clash looms between county clerks and real estate interests. State rental cut proposed to fund a new state house office building. Editors of Associated Ohio Dailies to meet Jan 26-27.
Two questions loom for Ohio lawmakers this session on public schools. A uniform text book mandate is planned, alongside a push to define school boards authority over teachers amid the Cleveland union dispute. Other items include labor law reforms, state depository changes for flood relief banks, and utilities rate oversight.
Ancient Japan made barley honey from barley starch combined with rice flour becoming a popular healthful and delicious national sweet. The text extols its desirability and optimistic appeal for early rising, noting its emergence as a staple food.
In a humorous aside Uncle Eben muses that the man who does nothing but be content is likely to drift into a lazy, aimless life. The speaker mocks idle loafing and mocks the ease of someone with no ambition.
A nuanced reflection on marriage where a man respects admires flatters and ultimately marries the woman who deftly flatters him. The line portrays social dynamics and the allure of wit and charm shaping intimate choices.
Lady Sybil Grey daughter of Far Grey commands a corps of trained nurses caring for wounded soldiers at Howick Hall in Northumberland the country seat of her father commandant of the unit works amid wartime needs at the stately residence.
Paris reports detail a New York socialite Mrs. Houston and her German staffer Louise Zahne with a maid’s false passport. Zahne received six months imprisonment and a 600 franc fine after claiming she acted to protect her mistress. Also included are brief war notes on a ghost brigade trench action and a quip about wartime poetry.
Do not grease aluminum griddles as cakes won’t stick and grease will burn black. Avoid scouring powder on thinware and opt for safe cleaning. Use 000 steel wool for aluminum. Cover screen doors with tablecloths to craft a storm door, smoothing and tacking inside. For a window cut, measure and cut square to fit.
A wartime photograph shows a balloon lifting off from the French base, released to bombard the Metz fortifications. The craft had previously served as a captive observation balloon at the base.
A curt exchange jokes about the czar's troops and Berlin with wordplay on the Spree river. The dialogue centers on a contractual dispute between Mr. Border and a creditor, highlighting discomfort over unpaid money. The fragment reflects wartime or satirical wit with a dry tone.
Workmen uncover two large hand forged traps thought to date to the era of Hudson Bay trappers in the Oregon forests. Walter Boon of McKenzie Bridge found the relics three feet underground at the foot of Deadhorse grade above Strawberry flats, about 80 miles east of Eugene.
Reported by Sir William Crookes before the Royal Society how diamonds exposed to radium become highly radioactive for years. A diamond irradiated months twelve years ago remained intensely radioactive and affected photographic plates, even after dampness removal and long concealment. A dry box for tennis balls is described for moisture control. The dialogue ends with a cryptic remark about crime and the underworld titled The Volcano.
George Walters, new state bank superintendent in Columbus, ousted six high salaried department officials and urged State Auditor Donahey to audit his predecessor Emery Lattamer. Walters vows the findings will go to the legislature if the probe moves forward. He plans to merge the equidating bureau with the bank department to cut rental costs.
A thoughtful meditation on choosing friends, trusting fate, and letting relationships form naturally. It argues that trying to cultivate advantageous associates wastes time, as genuine connections arise from inner qualities and unforeseen sources rather than calculated effort.
A health advertorial warns that eating meat regularly can stress kidneys and cause backache headaches and bladder issues. It recommends four drams of red Salts daily in water before breakfast to stimulate kidney activity and neutralize urine acidity, claiming Jad Salts prevent serious kidney disease and provide a refreshing drink.
A historical report notes unexplained swimmmers deaths, citing Doctor Guettel's Berlin Otological Society address. It suggests cold water irritates the inner ear labyrinth causing sudden paralysis and drowning, especially in those with perforated eardrums, though some children with large perforations dive safely.
A Mother’s note extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative that cleanses the stomach and bowels without griping, promising quick relief in constipated children. The piece also mentions a humorous memory of a man waking in his room unsure of the weekday after an episode, reported by the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Advertisement style note on Cuticura products claiming benefits for hair skin and scalp. Promotes Cuticura Ointment with shampoos to treat dandruff itching and irritation. Includes scattered humorous quotes and miscellaneous content.
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