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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
7
A reprint of home economy advice on saving food through careful planning and modest dishes. It includes recipes like Butterscotch Pie and Irish Stew, plus tips to curb indulgence, manage appetite, and use Fletcher methods to minimize waste. The piece blends dietary guidance with practical kitchen instructions and flavor ideas.
The article stresses choosing easily digested, nutrient rich foods like peas beans and oatmeal over potatoes when prices rise. It urges natural iron from vegetables and balanced meals for health and discipline highlighting moderation salt pepper and seasoning.
Nerrie Marweil recalls a lost dog named Carlo found by Mr. Joney at the picture theater. Children mourn the loss but delight as Carlo is brought home by his owner. The Indianapolis Star notes apples attract attention to boost sales.
Garden guide from July to August detailing celery, cabbage, turnips, and potato care. It covers soil prep, trenches, manuring, blanching, and spacing. pest control with arsenate of lead and Bordeaux mixtures. sowing times for crops like turnips and cabbage. and tips on weed removal and ant and beetle management.
The fragment describes Fressias and fractions as comfy, praising foams and window culture for winter. A dialogue hints at hidden plots and cautious chatter about appearances. The tone blends whimsy with odd commercial talk and social banter.
A head of the weaving industry calls for a revival of muslins for summer wear. Shop windows display striped and checked fabrics in pink violet red and yellow. Gowns will feature fine embroidery or filet and Irish crochet lace. styles shift from chemise robes to barrel skirts with draped blouses and sashes. Lace over lace shows overdraped Spanish lace with Chantilly.
Alice S. Macqueen details a voyage to the San Blas Islands near Colon Panama describing the Kuna and Cuna tribes. The piece covers arrival by steamer, island scenery, native dress, long-haired young women, coin tossing, and a barter scene for handicrafts with silver payment demanded.
A Boston Post verse urges rallying around agricultural work with a battle cry to feed the nation and train crops. It extols farmers and tillers to grow, while praising nature. A separate note argues horses remain an indispensable national asset for racing and military needs amid many vehicles, citing British purchases of horses and mules.
A sewing note describes treating shoulder seams and armholes on a georgette crepe blouse to imitate beadwork. It adds that fagoting the sleeve creates a solid bead effect. The piece also highlights filet crochet runners as attractive tableside decorations, either homemade or bought ready-made, noting their handsome appeal.
A Danish corporation owns a vast sugar estate on St. Croix comprising about a third of arable acreage. The plantation sits between forested hills and the blue Caribbean, with royal and coconut palms lining roads and stream valleys. Ruins punctuate hilltops, reflecting long occupation since Columbus's era, while the landscape expresses arduous, self-assured achievement.
Government experts from the United States Department of Agriculture say home baked bread could be used more widely if its quality were consistently good. Nutritionists note bread forms matter little. a moderate worker can profit from about three quarters of two pounds daily, yet factories rarely meet this, relying on more expensive substitutes.
A farmer confronts an Irishman over trespassing in his land. Returning later, the farmer finds the same man in a different spot and jokes about ongoing trespass. The dialogue reveals a humorous clash over fair play and farm duties as a misfit modernization theme emerges.
The notice warns of high infant mortality in civilized countries and claims Castoria can prevent many deaths. It asserts narcotics in other preparations cause harm, and that Castoria contains no opiates, bearing the signature of Chaset Fletcher.
A patchwork of classroom reminiscences and era anecdotes, including a boastful hand scratch by Mr. Brown after a joke about a splinter under the nail, a history lesson on Robert Fulton and the steamboat, a Red Cross Ball Blue ad, parliamentary Babel in Austria Hungary, and a quip about street corner writers.
An old countryman reads a disused sports program at a meeting in a country town. A swell asks what’s next and is told a donkey race. Humorous exchanges follow about sharing secrets and lighthearted jests on pawnbrokers and laughter.
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