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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
7
Viewers witness the dismantling of Rotterdam Holland’s famed hoop wind mill while a humorous street scene unfolds with apple vendors and a quip about a bandit entering politics. The dialogue features a titled outlaw noting personal loss over a political career.
Items list odd facts from distant places and people including St Kilda’s remoteness near Griminie Point, Ontario farm labor incentives, a clocking device for travelers, and global mass mail stats. It notes postal boss C C Sanderson’s vast remit, a poet clerk’s career start, a woman’s hammock invention, Michigan furniture hiring for wives, a corn harvester, presidential marriages, Princess Lebunart auctions, a divorce suit in St Louis, and the oldest book in the National Treasure museum historically tied to Conrad Getner.
Grave diggers strike in Toledo for higher wages. Lisbon Odd Fellows rooms damaged by fire causing $6,000 loss. Several other Ohio incidents include murders, robberies, train crashes, strikes, and political shifts across Akron Toledo Columbus and Cleveland with numerous fatalities injuries and legal actions.
A whimsical tale features the Moon explaining why its face glows red during a bedtime scene with the Queen of the Fairies. The Moon recalls mistaken praise about being the Sun, then confesses embarrassment that earned a celebrated red moon to delight people, as night falls with vivid imagery of fairies, grass, insects, and serene countryside. The page also includes brief jokes and moral quips.
A sermon explores Hebrews 6 18 and the six cities of refuge as symbols of divine safety in Christ. It links the manslayer to humanity, the high priesthood to Jesus, and urges believers to rest in the completed work and heavenly position found in Christ with praise and joy.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on prejudice truth obedience and virtue. Notable lines include Tryon Edwards on prejudice as a devil that blinds truth James Iverach on the ground of confidence in the Lord and Voltaire on idleness and republican ambition.
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