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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
In dawn light Brady and mademoiselle join a small group trapped by Native forces and a mysterious red coat. A brutal hand to hand clash with a masked English agent ends in a fatal wounded foe as they brace for a concerted Indian assault.
In a tense frontier scene, a sniper watches Indian attackers inch toward the house while companions plan coordinated fire. A mix of courage and doubt frames the stand as a dramatic standoff unfolds. The narrative shifts to reflect on lost beliefs and moral discipline in a later reflective note.
Post Toasties are prepared corn bites toasted to a golden crisp. Ready to eat directly from sealed packages with cream and sugar to taste, they promise a distinct savory lightness from careful toasting of Indian corn.
The piece cites authorities and editors defending English usage in Bible quotations and editorial prose. It argues for ear and cadence in pronouns and verbs, citing Carlyle Longfellow and Macaulay, while debating second and third person forms. A town official contemplates gunmen with law abiding residents unsure how to respond.
Describes padlock topped decanters with silver keys, their tall flat shape and elaborate engravings. Mentions a giant plant claim as the world's largest, a deaf man phonograph sale tale about Mr Schwartz, and notes New York supplying six percent of the 135 million railroad ties used annually in the United States.
The lesson stresses that the kingdom is not heralded by outward signs but is present in Christ and within believers. It contrasts Pharisee expectations with Jesus’s teaching, describes the two advents, and notes the kingdom as a spiritual realm brought by grace and future judgment.
The Minchief of St. Irving Bachetter criticizes refined writers unseen by the general public. An old warship believed sunk in 1768, the Moskva, reportedly found near Libsy, is mentioned. A quip about prophets and money ends the excerpt.
An American returns home to see a thief flee with most of his wardrobe. A native policeman arrests the American as suspicious, but the Filipino magistrate dismisses him and keeps the clothes, saying the thief might return to prove ownership. The judge claims you may have them if the thief identifies the items.
A 1813 advertisement by Miss Caro Une Miller describes a painful facial eruption that began as a small pimple and spread across her face. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete three week cure after trying other remedies.
A fragmentary note references a Cincinnati Enquirer piece on a man’s repeated inquiry into happiness and identity. It blends odd quotations about bravery and social roles with a remark on Red Cross Ball Blue laundry norms and a cryptic jab at arithmetic of happiness.
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