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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary text discusses Mrs. Lynn E. Pinkham and her vegetable compound, with references to testimonials and dates. It mentions straw season forecasts, May start in the Pacific coast, and Seattle straw events linked to a local official. The passage blends medical ad copy with agricultural notes and stray names.
A letter to National Headquarters defends the Scout Ideal of service free from commercial motives. It argues that while scouts may earn money, no boy, troop, or sponsor should be paid as a scout, preserving the line between youth service and business profit. It stresses that true aid comes from helpfulness outside commerce.
Youngsters practice seamanship and navigation as Sea Scouts in training gather to master basic nautical tasks and shipboard routines under supervising leaders.
Twenty eight troops under L. Seenoe were assigned in Minneapolis to care for bird stations in fourteen parks. Mr Dale cautions feeding after storms and turning weather. aim to keep birds nearby but not dependent. About 1,500 boy scouts in city, all eager to protect birds and urge public cooperation.
Los Angeles parks will honor Theodore Roosevelt by planting 36 oak trees donated by Boy Scout troops. Each tree will bear a bronze tablet noting Arbor Day 1915 and the planting by Troop No. given at Los Angeles Boy Scouts of America headquarters.
In Wheeling West Virginia Wax led about 150 scouts who helped cultivate war gardens. Ohio county contributions accounted for one fifth of Liberty bond subscriptions. Scouts distributed 7 500 copies of the president s day address and aided the teak drive. They found 2 400 black walnut trees and helped deliver clothing for Belgium relief. During the influenza epidemic the scouts worked with the Red Cross.
Maj Gen Leann Wood spoke on scouting at Juliet TH after arriving by train where about 100 boy scouts greeted him. He called the scout movement crucial for the United States and urged support by every means within his power.
In a Baltimore address, Tom J. Bryan tells Boy Scouts that true measure is what they bring into life not what they gain. He appeals for abstinence from liquor and for boys to pursue righteousness and strong moral influence.
An article by William A. Hadford outlines modern dairy barn features to improve cow health and reduce labor. It describes a 16-cow feed alley, bull pen, calf pen, rear feed rooms, silo access, dual water tanks, and overhead manure carriers. Concrete floors, drainage, and non freezing indoor tanks ensure year round stock comfort and steady water supply.
A feature on profitable dairy farming explains that well designed barns support a herd, with 20 cows shown in a standard plank frame building 80 by 60 feet. The gambrel roof, silo, and center driveway optimize space, ventilation, and feed storage while reducing labor. Sunshine and fresh air improve cow health and milk quality, with guidance to consult local builders and financiers.
The reader is urged to temper criticism of a man as he develops. Caution is offered that tomorrow he may outgrow the traits blamed today, urging patience and forward looking judgment.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript quotes Shine praising confidence and sympathy, noting faith that no one will envy another’s luck and implying a sure outcome despite bad fortune.
The text blends a poem line about a tree with medical guidance on feeding the sick. It notes that illness touches many families, stresses the importance of nourishing food, and describes a diet of broths clear soups beef tea cereals milks and eggs. It discusses digestion and the value of milk, koumiss yeast and rennin to aid palatability.
A magazine style guide offers dessert ideas for hot weather including Velvet Sherbets with lemon juice milk and sugar, Orange and Lemon Sherbet, marshmallow and pecan dessert, and Duchess Cream. It shares tips on pudding, foamy sauce, Grapenuts pudding, and creative uses for leftovers plus general cookery principles.
Practical guidance for daily kitchen work and family nutrition. Emphasizes using milk, varied vegetables, and seasonings to sustain health and digestion. Recommends meals from soups to salads, cold gelatin desserts, and simple hot breakfasts for workers, with examples like tomato soup, boiled tongue with parsley, and potato salad.
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