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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1915

Page

6

The Fifth Man Dramatic Tangle at Wynne Estate

A group of five men from varied professions pledge to meet again in New York after five years. The scene centers on Thomas Wynn and the mysterious fifth man, later identified as John Gnant, as a wife intrudes amid preparations for a private reunion and a dramatic unfolding of intentions.

Club of Five Petrie James Otter Curwood Direcor Ibrar Thoma Wynn Wren Wyns Ania Ausra New York Wyatemuerte Patato Won Thomas Wyn Yorkity

The Fifth Man Arrives at Wynn’s House

At nine o clock the four men gather as Doctor Saddler Berry and Wynne await the missing John Gaunt. A cabling note from Happy Gallagher hints at a planned reunion in Bombay. John Gaunt staggers in wrecked but lucid, ready to narrate a remarkable tale to enlist their help.

Wynb Winesel Blu Dredmé Lemense Enorme Fede Great Corporation Saddler Wyte Herry Railroad Aineer Wynn Berry Kataas City Mexico Happy Gallagher Aftic Grant Wyne Gallagher Queen's Hospital Bombay India Thomas Wynn New York California Armadabad John Gaunt Gaunt Doctorer John Daunt Ian Dinarway John Gaone Wren Caune Ogiesseth Aly Yossibie Cait Bun Eer Faun St Nidy Cent

The Fifth Man’s Long Prospecting Tale In Honduras

John Gaunt recalls leaving a mining post in Butte to prospect in Honduras with two friends, Adler and Clarke. They seek gold near a mysterious man named El Toro who pays with gold, leading Gaunt deep into jungle peril where he loses his way and collapses in a forest, overheard by a collector who spots him as a potential specimen.

Butte, Mont Johm Gaunt Plana New York Hutte Josh ‘Clarke Bill Adler John Gaunt Ader Central America Adler Gaunt Honduras Jouh Clarke Toome el Toro el ‘Toro Senor Sid Tris Chacha Jopgun

A Captive Specimen Among Mad Explorers

The narrator wakes to be examined by two strange men, a white scientist and a black keeper, who claim to feed and classify him as a “specimen.” He realizes the pair are dangerous. They haul him to a grass hut filled with animal life artifacts and cages, like a private natural history museum.

Ain Mes Chacha Senor el Toro Rad Setttement Natural History

Origin of the Word Farm Through French Roots

The article traces the term farm from the Anglaxon fearm meaning supper or hospitality. Tenants held lands to supply food for manorial households in a system called ferme blanche paid in silver. The rent evolved to ferme and the land producing the rent became termed terme or farm.

Clock Plays 24 Melodies From Westminster To Annie Laurie

The Los Angeles Times describes a hall clock that could play a different tune each hour, with Westminster Chimes at eight, Annie Laurie at nine, Whittington Chimes at twelve, and plans to add 12 more figures for 24 tunes, all powered by an ordinary electric battery.

Lon Angeles Times Wade Westminster Annie Laurie Whittington

Ocean Dream Falls Short for Arkansas Tourist

A New Yorker guides a visitor from Arkansas to Coney Island to view the ocean. The traveler, who had never seen the sea, surveys the surf with quiet awe. He finally concedes the vast ocean is impressive but not as grand as imagined, saying it isn’t as big as he thought.

Coney Teland Arkansas Southwest Willy

Curious Lava Formations and Odd Volcanoes Footnote

Fragmented text describes lava cones and honeycombed craters near volcanic foothills, likening them to encampments of soldiers. The piece mentions erosion by rain and wind creating “hills” and holes, with speculative notes on softer lava portions. Also references Belfast abattoir and a reflective essay on friendship and moral duty.

Solomon Dedicates the Temple in Ancient Israel

The lesson outlines Solomon's dedication of the temple in Jerusalem, highlighting seven years of construction, 150000 workers, and the temple as a house of prayer. It notes Solomon's fervent prayer, the visible divine fire, and the overarching message that God inhabits not a place alone but all creation, with implications for modern worship and personal faith.

Tostead Solomon Meeling Zion Professor Beecher Solomon's Temple Christ Jesus Salomon David Wall of Holies Barth Jesus Christ Jesus Israel God

Illinois land sale promise by Wimmel berger-Harrison firm

Seemingly promotional write up extols 50 000 acres of alluvial bottom land in Illinois and Iowa offered by Wimmel berger Harrison Lumber Company. It claims two crop years per season, describes favorable climate and soil, and notes steady sales, 6% interest, 10% cash, 10 annual installments with warranty deed. Offers free map and information from Department A.

Illinois Towa Illinois Prairie Valley Nile Wimmelberger-Harrison Lumber Company Missouri South East Missouri

British Transport System At Front Perfect As Possible

Report notes 2000 tons of goods daily move from base depots to firing lines, mostly from England. Harold Begbie praises clockwork logistics with reserves near front and no need to draw on them despite a 36 hour rail delay. Sandstorm Smith jokes about a fire incident in a Kansas City hotel.

Harold Begbie England France London Sandstorm Smith Kansas City

Child’s World News Snapshot From a Quirky Page

A four year old Donald outgunned an older boy on the lawn by shouting for his mother to rescue him. The piece then wobbles into odd snippets about a “National Food Magazine” and a dubious Atlantic City character who runs a pawnshop and funds homeward travels.

Donald Mamma

Look Your Best Hair and Skin Ad Copy Fragment

An old ad fragment promotes Cutiura skin care with free samples by mail, claiming cleansing and soothing properties. It also includes humorous quotes and scattered notes about California olive orchards and bee colonies, plus a Red Cross Balline wash-day jingle.

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Kathryn Williams Wynn Himsell Doctor Baddion Piyal Willem Berry Eheracter John Gnant Sve Fothills Adier Clarke Tower Land Greenhorn Hackman Bill Washington Herald Dublin Nevada Everal South Africa Clayton County Belfast Ireland Columbus International Sunday School Halzan Cuyler Himmelberger-Harrison Land Selling Company Cape Girardeau, Missouri Jiggers Atlantic City Alelr Cutiura Cutfoura Dept. X Boston Ady Ie Smith Libby Libby, M‘neill & Libby Chicago H. P Porter Worthington Baragwanath & Pim Western Newspaper Union Clinton St Fr. Wayne Ind Jimmy Penn Thaby Coesr Famous Players Film Service, Inc
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