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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
3
A collage of dated quips and anecdotes on manners, deceit, and kindness. Among memories of Celestine and a bulldog, a Philadelphia reader’s tale of a kind Italian and a lost boy highlights human sympathy across conflict. Also includes ad blurbs for Dodd’s Kidney Pills and local notes.
A Philadelphia convention report details farm electrification experiments at Moraine Farm Ohio with high frequency currents boosting growth. Plots using Tesla coils ruby lamps and mercury vapor lamps produced faster budding and up to 20 percent heavier crops including radishes lettuce beets and tobacco. Two acres tested multiple methods with electrified plots ripening earlier and with promising yields.
Wartime photography risks imprisonment as amateurs face police action near military sites and borders. Germany, France, and Italy ban or restrict cameras with fines, confiscation, and limits on airfields. Photographers urged to stay away from barracks and fortifications and to shoot only in safe areas.
On December 3 1818 Pittsburgh faced a transport agitation over rivers and turnpikes. Baltimore Cumberland and Wheeling routes shaped policy as boundary disputes with Virginia fueled rivalries. Washington mails moved via Wheeling route, while Wheeling prints boasted of Cumberland road sweeping wealth away from Pittsburgh.
Surgeons and medical students at Jefferson Medical College and Hospital discussed a remarkable operation idea to replace a jaw with an artificial silver wire jaw. The plan preserves periosteum and muscle attachments, hoping new bone will grow over the silver frame, gradually replacing it as the jaw strengthens.
Harold Beglett recounts a doctor authored Irish tale from a small town. A late night request leads a weary doctor to a peasant's home in a storm. The mother, over eighty, seeks a visitor to avoid a natural death, prompting a humane, humorous exchange.
A public figure advises a person on marriage and salary, noting that marrying now is risky. He contemplates reducing the salary to prevent a perceived folly, suggesting the idea may be regretted later. The exchange reflects cautionary guidance on a major life decision.
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