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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1916

Page

6

Mystery of Blanche and Sweep Moves Through Town

The scene centers on Blanche and Martha as Blanche teases plans with Mr. Cazalet and Sweep, while Judith-like tension threads through the visit. A bustling week unfolds with rides, gifts, and rumors of deeper motives as Blanche pursues certainty about Cazalet and the coming public bearing.

Martha Mr. Cazalet Miss Blanche Mr. Cagalet Alvo Ag Blanche Ripley Road Hindhead Cazulet Martin Australia Cazalet Nell Gwynne Hilton Toye Bail

The Thousandth Man and a War Era Talk on Steel

A literary scene ends on Blanche's balcony as Cazalet and Blanche maneuver around a future charge. Sir Robert Hadfield, famed authority on steel, is chosen by Britain to resume wartime engineering works and lead Hadfield Steel Foundry, a giant ordnance firm.

Robert Hadfield Bessemer Tron and Steel Institute of Great Britain Hadfield Steel Foundry Company Ltd Sheffield United Kingdom

Majesty of Sea Revealed Through Aerial Voyage Narrative

An account describes a voyage over the ocean, noting how the craft steadies on a smooth sea, the seaborne light, and the vast horizon. The crew, wary yet awed, reflects on the sea’s enormity and their secure ascent as motors rumble in the quiet.

Napoleon's Warsaw Romance and the Walewska Legend

A fragmented reminiscence of Napoleon’s stay in Warsaw and the Countess Walewska relation. Mentions public figures and opinion, with ironic asides about loyalty and social scenes. The piece blends history with commentary on fame, self knowledge, and idle habits.

Napoleon Warsaw Kelner Napoleon Thy Peenon Pietery Walewaut Honaparte

A Word About Peonies For Garden Beds

Peonies should be planted in autumn for best growth, with deep tilling to 18 inches and manure mixed with topsoil away from roots. Propagation by division yields true plants. seeds are lengthy and unreliable. Mulch in spring, water during drought, and plant with daffodils for edging. Pair with tall delphiniums and carnations for massing, and cut stems make striking home bouquets.

Amaranthus: A Neglected Plant Worth Trial in Color Schemes

The amaranthus is a much neglected plant and can be more effective than cania or caladium. With color schemes in red and yellow or red yellow green, it can be easily worked out and is worth trial.

Odorless Flowers in European Sowers Study

The article notes that most flowers lack scent. Among about 4,200 sowers in Europe only around 10 percent emit any odor. The most common flowers are white and only about one sixth of them are fragrant.

Europe

Care of Roses for Winter Protection

Roses and other flexible plants can be propped by laying branches in a trench. Remove a spadeful of earth at one side of the plant and cover the stems with six inches of soil to protect them from cold.

Desirable House Plants and War Relics Highlights

A garden note praises Asparagus plumosus and A spre ceri for pots and vases, Oxalis bulbenuke, Washingtonia filifera palms, Areca catechu, Kentia fosteriana, and Aspidistra lurida variegata with care tips. A brief war relic item reports Turkish pontoons from Suez operations to be exhibited. a humor skit ends with a rubber plant watering joke.

Greenland Cryolite and Global Trade Interest

Greenland cryolite drives American commerce with heavy emphasis on securing supplies from Fyigtut quarries at the island’s southern tip. The source notes cryolite’s pivotal role in world production and hints at broader economic stakes.

Greenland Fyigtut

Useful Hints for Dairy Yard Feeding and Calf Rearing

Advice on dairy nutrition emphasizes early development of calves and consistent milk flow. It cautions against overreliance on timothy hay, advocates home-grown protein, gentle handling of cattle, and building a healthy herd from birth with plain barns but good feeding. It notes calves learn to eat grain and hay early, and stresses balanced rations and restraint in feeding.

The Great Importance of a Good Garden Seed Quality

An article urges farmers to invest in good seed varieties and vigorous, germinable seed. It suggests testing seed corn by germination methods and stresses that superior seed leads to bigger, healthier crops and higher profits.

Why Farmer Should Have A Separator Why Farmer Should Have A Separator

By 8, EB LEE, Wheonsin Experiment Station. The article lists reasons a farmer should own a cream separator explaining minimal skim milk loss, reduced disease risk, time saved, fewer farm products to handle, and a larger cream market. It also urges green poultry feed, choosing pure chicken breeds for eggs or market, and using a fine strainer to avoid nozzle clogging.

EB Lee Wheonsin

Vitality criteria for selecting poultry breeding stock

Article by FLA Bittenbender from Ex periment Station outlines vitality as key in choosing breeding stock. It details marks of strong vitality including a short broad head, bright clear eye, short broad beak, well developed red comb and wattles, compact stout body, deep broad breast, and well set legs. Low vitality shows long narrow head, dull eye, pale comb, loose joints, narrow shallow breast, and long pointed toe nails.

FLA Bittenbender Ema

Physic for cows and care tips from old veterinary notes

A historical veterinary snippet describes how to drench a 1000 pound cow with epsom salts ginger and molasses, with careful handling guidance. It also mentions hens resting over winter increasing fertile eggs, plant watering by leaf color, and cautions about bad eggs lowering a batch’s reputation.

Alexander Wisconsin

Dress Luxuries Return as Ostrich Plumes Reappear

The season sees ostrich plumage regain prominence in fashion with a shift toward elegant wraps and evening dresses. Designers have barred oversized plumes recently, but refined ostrich plumes and banding are now in vogue for stylish women, signaling a revival in millinery trends.

Modiste Fashion Trends Feature Pointed Tunica and Short Tailorea

The article showcases the season’s stylish maxims with a focus on pointed tunicas and the bretelle corsage as a colorful, youthful detail. It notes tailorea suits will be short seated, nearly as brief as summer Eton Jackets.

Tailorea Eton

California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claim

A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It urges mothers to check for a coated tongue and administer a teaspoonful to relieve constipation and improve health within hours. The ad markets a small bottle with full dosing directions. The piece closes with a joke about Jack Summers and his wife.

California Ady

Jad Salts and Kidney Health Advice From The Past

A periodical health note warns meat consumption strains kidneys causing backache and urinary issues. It touts Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse sluggish kidneys, with warnings to seek medical advice. The page also contains short, humorous clippings about a streetcar incident and a New York court ruling on alimony tied to a husband’s talking machine.

Jad Salta New York Supreme Court

Pressed Hard Coffee's Weight on Old Age

A testimonial for Postum describes a mother suffering heart trouble and stomach issues from coffee. After switching to Postum, the family notices improved health, fewer headaches, and better overall well being. The letter, signed by Postum Co., promotes Postum Cereal and Inst Postum as affordable, tasty coffee substitutes sold by grocers.

Postum Sigan Postum Co Battle Creek

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