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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
3
A fragment describes various plant appearances and colors. It notes long, gray and black shoots, a crown that appears red, and mentions companions like clematis and golden plants. The text reads as a garden illustration fragment without clear events or identities.
Instructional notes outline home remedies for white fly and aphids including sulpho remedies, quassia, soap washes, and water syringing. It covers red spider on outdoor plants, leaf browning, and burning infested leaves. Also describes soil treatment, banding lice, powder spraying, and manual removal with timing directed to midsummer to early fall.
A reader warns of a deadly beetle harming asters and urges daily plant inspections. It prescribes making a soap kerosene emulsion and spraying plants to repel or rout the pest, claiming early use prevents spread.
Garden guidance urges thinning to avoid crowding and ensure robust growth. Beginners struggle deciding when to transplant or thin and how far apart to space seedlings. A seasoned gardener notes only careful thinning yields full fruit size, while pride in tiny crops is unnecessary.
A fragment discusses planting perennials like Aaisies and sweet peas now for early bloom, urging window garden sowing and noting impracticalities with seer peas. It also includes a humorous dialogue about selecting authors by a teacher, mentioning Hogg and Lamb, and a clue about a resemblance between two doctors in a family.
The July 8 study on Ahaz portrays the Judah king who disobeyed God, imitated Israelite idols, and trusted Baal despite prosperity. It traces his 16-year reign from 739 to 723 BC, the disasters that followed, and God’s discipline contrasting faith in Jehovah with reliance on flesh.
Repentance is defined as change of life and renewal of heart by Rev. FLW Robertson. A joint invention from New Jersey and New Hampshire automates drawing maps of roads used by I-14 wagons. Canadian banks reportedly held over $1,000,000,000 on deposit, with last year’s increase at $282,000,000.
Maynard Owen Williams details a Philippines trek from Manila to Baguio with Professor McElroy and Mr. Miller. He surveys Benguet roads, the Las Munos agricultural college, Igorrotes and dogs markets, and long motor trips through tropical scenery, noting climate, culture, and colonial impressions.
The spring millinery shifts from winter styles to lighter designs with low rolled brims and softer crowns. Brim curvature becomes even from front to back, while edge fringe and ostrich feather bands soften top lines. Forecasters expect youthful cuts, cheerful colors, and a smart, brisk appearance, though outcomes may vary.
Reading bank reports in Canada highlights farming as the enduring source of wealth. Despite war disruptions, demand for food stays high, with expanding railways and new lands drawing immigration. The United States and Canada must boost production. secure land and start farming to meet growing food needs. Canada promotes free and low priced lands to invite settlers and improve national strength.
County commissioners in St Johns County Florida announce plans to abandon oyster shell as paving material for all county roads. They say funds spent over forty years could have bricks on major highways.
A new contrivance promises to keep phone cords tangle free with two small composition parts on a central spindle housed in brass shells. The rotating halves feature ball races acting as bearings and conductors, with easy terminal connections and space for strain knots.
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for eczema, old sores, ulcers, burns, and skin diseases with a money back guarantee. It includes testimonial claims of medical failures and urges readers to buy a large bottle from Hoot Peterson at 37 Michigan St, Buffalo. plus unrelated notes on poliomyelitis measures in Pennsylvania and volunteer farmers in New Jersey.
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