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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
7
Fragmented OCR recounts a melodramatic plot with thieves, a secret cabinet, counterfeit money, and a secret service pursuit. Characters include Jones, Florence, and Spider Began as the chase leads through a burned den and library, ending with a draw between Black Hundred and law enforcement.
Jones and the Black Hundred tighten aims as a counterfeiting scheme falters. Norton probes the gutted building with a trap door, while Olga doubts, Beggs surrenders, and the secret lab remains hidden. Jones faces growing danger as the war continues.
Florence and Jones face a tense scramble as a coded telephone warning arrives about a looming strike. Florence rushes to her mysterious world, while Jones fears a deadly letter bearing a black mask could change everything and mark a fatal turn in their hidden plot.
Florence endures a hostage plot as Jones and Vroon chase her by launch toward the water and a police hydroplane appears. Norton, Susan, and an aviator clash over control while a motor boat slips toward Corey Street to rescue her. Florence braces for the next move in a dangerous game of brinkmanship.
A middle aged woman from Indiana vents a sharp critique of New York fashions and metropolitan life from a roadside diner tale. She says she will return to Vevay with a sign denouncing New York fashion culture. Japan's undergarments are described as undercloth made from sturdy paper, sewn and finished to imitate textiles. The paper garments resist tearing when wet and do not leak perspiration, aligning with the era’s novelty interest.
A collection of notes asserts Aryan roots across English, German, and other languages, tracing migrations to southern Russia, with hints at unity in the United States. It also reports on Alpine flowering plants above the snow line, citing Her von Klebelsberg and Ranunculus findings, and notes New York DA Whitman on jury bribery exposure.
A historical Sunday School study analyzes Israel's fourth apostasy in Judges six, Gideon's divine call while threshing in a winepress, his doubt and assurance, and the Spirit anointing him to lead 300 men. It emphasizes God’s call, obedience, and cautious courage as key to deliverance.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy Cascarets a ten cent box to purify the liver bowels and stomach. It claims the product cleanses sour fermented food, removes bile and constipated waste, works during sleep without gripe, and prevents headaches bile issues and indigestion. Millons of men and women use Cascarets occasionally for health.
An American Medical Association report by Dr. Samuel G Dixos notes experiments dividing a stream into two ponds. In one, ducks were protected from birds. in the other, ducks were allowed to feed. The protected pond saw mosquito larvae diminish significantly while the unprotected pond had none. Ducks quickly reduced pupae and larvae, showcasing their effectiveness against mosquitoes and diseases like yellow fever and malaria.
Coban writes in Green Book Magazine about profit in theater and a friend who profits as a "big brother" figure. The piece contains snippets noting ambition, dress, and a quoted dialogue about future marriage and earnings, reflecting early 20th century entertainment industry themes.
The student contrasts an idealized Alexander the Great as a wonderful general with a modern output that falls short. The Washington Star is cited, noting the differing judgments across eras and how historical praise contrasts with contemporary assessments.
A letter alleges coffee caused severe headaches and rheumatic symptoms, then credits Postum with restoring nerves, digestion, and weight. The writer, from Battie Creek Michigan, urges readers to switch to Postum and references The Road to Wellville and two Postum forms with easy preparation and a favorable cost claim.
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