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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
7
A garbled collage from Brooklyn Life and other sources offers talking snippets on marriage, optimism, a charming hostess, and a traveling encounter in Donegal. It includes banter about wariness and bravery, plus a quip about banshees seen in a museum and a Rambunctious Irishman’s tale.
Advice to reduce heavy cooked foods in summer to stay healthy. It suggests shorter cooking times and lighter meals to keep the household cooler and well.
The article extols Post Toasties as light easily digested nourishing and satisfying. It notes no preparation required just pour from the package and add cream and sugar or pair with fresh berries or fruit for a tasty serving.
A comic fable narrated as a through train tale features Lib and Angle, two high school girls who share clothes, secrets, and romantic fantasies. They pledge friendship and discuss marriage, then compromise by pairing with two men named Otis and Wilbur. The tale mocks juvenilе romanticism and school life.
A narrated satire depicts Wilbur the hustler and Otis the con man as they chase schemes from rubber plantations to Monte Carlo bets while a wife laments their excesses. The piece mocks 1906 society, journalism, and the moral weight of wealth and public image with a sharp closing moral.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that a dog that attacks and wounds a person in a place where the person could be legally, safely, and reasonably, need not allege the dog is vicious. The ruling rejects the notion of a presumption of a second bite and notes the law abolishes proof of celenter.
A century ago Andrew Jackson was appointed major general in the US Army to fill a vacancy caused by William H Harrison's resignation. His service against the Creeks earned recognition and a sword from Mississippi territory lawmakers. He took command of the Army of the South at Fort Jackson on the Mississippi River, negotiating the Fort Jackson treaty with the Creek. The passage also includes a light vignette of domestic scenes and social gossip about a family, a new automobile, and a humorous house-move misadventure.
A casket sent from Brussels to Germany containing Wagner relics was broken open and looted during rail transport. The items included letters and photos of the composer, inherited by Frau Tiechatschen, who left the relics to the Wagner museum at Eisenach. The theft also possibly involved a necklace and money.
A fragment reflects a western newspaper voice offering cautious social guidance about choosing intimate friends and noting the value of luck and comfort in personal connections.
A long ago tale told by old men beside a campfire recounts the rabbit versus terrapin race. The terrapin's planning and trickery lead to the rabbit’s exhaustion, inspiring the animals to plot victory for their own camp.
A reflective sermon outline on the three needs refuge refreshment and rest found in Jesus Christ. The piece uses Isaiah imagery of a hiding place from wind and storm and a shadow in a weary land to describe Christ as shelter water and rest. It explains the world’s barren dry life without him and calls readers to seek refuge and sustenance in the Lord Jesus.
A puzzling trick with fifteen dominoes and a circle of eleven follows a bold claim. A North Avenue resident reports a lighthearted family moment as a four year old comments on an aunt's weight with innocent humor, prompting laughter at the scene.
A game of domino counting is described with steps around a loop and a target domino. In a room a girl plays the piano while a caretaker jokes about careful hands. A Father figure forbids cake as a disciplinary moment. A Sunday school scene ends with a quip that the bee teaches not getting stung.
A mother holds a baby while four year old Hazel climbs on the other knee and asks to be set down. Clara, four, sleepy, says a prayer she forgot last night may not be repeated. A sharp exchange with Mr. Frage and Mrs. Brage ends with a quip about beating the carpet at home.
A humorous tale unfolds as a family argues over naming a newborn girl. The mother favors Gwendolyn, while the father contemplates Mary after his late mother. Jelly interjects with a joke about mishearing the name. A parallel Irish tale recalls a bog bound tenant and landlord quipping about tenure. The piece ends with wry reflections on nature, kin, and marriage.
The essay asserts power lies in truth within words not in eloquence. It argues Jesus relies on audible voice from friends and witness testimony rather than explaining salvation before inviting others. Philip invites Nathaniel to meet Jesus rather than answering skepticism with argument.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses high infant death rates and medical dangers, noting that many deaths occur before certain ages. References “poison” remedies and mentions a medicinal product with a signature. The text reflects 19th or early 20th century concerns about infant mortality and unsafe treatments.
Abe Martin quips on spring fever and blunt self care, noting men choose rest and simple food over doctors. An American Magazine excerpt satirizes fashion, meals, and habits, while a New Year mood shifts to the stone age and humorous exchanges amid the era’s chatter.
A diabetic man describes severe eczema on hands neck and arms causing itching burning sleepless nights and red watery pimples. After futile remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a newspaper ad and was fully healed in weeks with no further trouble. Samples and the 12 page Skin Book offered by Cuticura Dept Boston.
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