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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement extols white bungalow living as ideal for small families, arguing homes reduce rent costs by building equity. It stresses practical features like roomy living areas, cleanliness, and adaptable design for country or city use, while warning against overpaying for land and emphasizing long term value.
A fragmented page discusses a bungalow design with timber frame, brick exterior, terrace, and ample storage. It notes 20 by 40 foot plans, advises consulting a contractor, and highlights comfort for owners in a tailored neighborhood setting. Also covered is Airmen’s baseball practice from altitudes, a “sky pilot” game, and overseas forces adopting the sport with high altitude throws. The report shifts to banking and household finance, citing a banker and a remark on wives’ influence. It ends with a brief note on women’s brain weight and a reflection on the U S flag’s dominance in shipping and global trade routes.
A quirky piece discusses volcanic formations in Scotland and Ireland, noting places like the Giant Causeway and Fingal’s Cave with fanciful terms. It moves to Honduras silver currency, claiming a gold proportion before minting, then prints a playful exchange about spelling wrong.
A long mixed excerpt covers potted meats and fish preparation, several fruit soups, and dessert ideas. It includes method details for Potted Chicken, Potted Fish, and various fruit soups such as Apple and Rice Soup and Strawberry and Orange Soup, with notes on sugar use, plus other kitchen remedies and a short moral anecdote.
The Rogers Past tunnel on the Canadian Pacific in the Rocky Mountain division, five miles long under Mt Macionald in the Selkirk range, cost over 10 million dollars. Previously the Hoosac tunnel on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine railroad, four and a quarter miles, was America’s longest.
The note advises removing the picture from its frame and laying a clean towel soaked in Lem winter over it for two or three days. Change towels two or three times and wipe with a wet sponge to remove dirt. If needed, repeat, then dry and apply clear oil. Auctioneers report bidding at the Silly Season sale.
A scrambled collection of quoted lines and ad like snippets includes a police captain remarking in New York and a comic exchange about a wife. Red Cross Bull Blue praise. a father warning his daughter about spendthrifts. and a Penn State Froth snippet.
Short items note Bascom Stemp’s remark about German resourcefulness near a funeral in Richmond and a silk hat story. Also mentions Joe’s funeral hat borrowed from a widow. Includes coin exhibit about U S half-cent pieces dating 1800 to 1856 and their current value. Ends with a quip from the League of Nations and a note on spun glass silk for auto upholstery in England.
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