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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Thanhouser Film Company production titled The Million Dollar Mystery Minstroyed from Scenes in the Photo Drama of the Same Name. It mentions characters such as Procepee Gray and a balloon scene, with scattered nonsensical text and dates.
A covert duel with Norton erupts as Black Hundred leaders plot to lure him with a staged trap. Norton evades capture after a tense confrontation at Elm Street, aided by a wily butler and a wary reporter, while conspirators retreat to their hidden lair leaving money and danger behind.
The piece recounts a Foemai dinner hosted by Mrs Longworth Maco where two tame monkeys caused mischief, stealing nuts and startling guests. Laughter followed as guests recalled the antics, including a monkey grinning from a painting. The account shifts to a brief historical note on France a century ago under Bourbon rule amid Napoleonic legacies.
A discussion contrasts American and European views on culture framing how each side values living taste over reverence for classics. It notes Americans seek contemporary art and literature while Europeans favor current literary debate, with a claim that culture becomes a living, not museum, pursuit in both societies. Also included is a brief item about a Greensburg court case where store manager August Schmidt was acquitted of embezzlement amid a rats-and-proofing testimony.
This rural guide discusses dairy care from pastures to churning. It covers clean water and forage, separating cream, improvised cream handling without a separator, ripening cream, starter use, and maintaining proper temperatures to ensure butter production. It emphasizes avoiding contamination and proper churn practices.
A description of a simple fodder sling system for loading shocks onto a wagon, lifting to the barn, and distributing corn, fodder, and pith for cow bedding. It covers sling construction, loading steps, and subsequent feeding and bedding practices. It also notes that lamb quality depends on the first four weeks of life and stresses early care for market readiness.
Advice on preserving offal for butchering, using cracklings to feed hens, catching poultry blood in vessels, and feeding cornmeal with small portions to boost egg production. Notes that white flesh is favored when fowls are fattened with feed mixed or moistened with skim milk rather than water.
A compact reflection on accepting outcomes with phrases like Thy will be done. The passage urges calm response to unfulfilled plans, kindness returned poorly, and sleepless nights, promoting restraint over irritation. It emphasizes yielding to higher or inevitable purposes in daily life.
The article notes winter killing as the most effective method to suppress common red ants in alfalfa fields. Dig out the heart of each mound in winter, pour water to freeze remaining ants, and prevent rebuilding. Also mentions ditching around poultry houses to keep out surface water and feeding chickens ground alfalfa and cabbage or mangel for green food. Includes miscellaneous notes and a child’s Christmas prayer.
A 10 cent Cascarets box promises relief from constipation indigestion biliousness and sluggish bowels with claims of a clear head and months of happiness. The ad appeals to adults and children and highlights dread of misery from stomach and bowel issues.
An old advertisement warns Americans eat too much causing kidney strain and urges four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to flush kidneys. It describes Jad Salts as grape acid and lemon juice with lithia, a safe, inexpensive effervescent drink. Also includes brief biographical and quip snippets from various voices.
A reader attributes nightly distressing dreams and insomnia to coffee and credits Postum with calming sleep and steadier nerves after switching. The letter touts Postum in regular and instant forms, emphasizes health benefits, and urges others to abandon coffee for a healthier beverage, noting similar costs per cup.
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