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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
Persuades listeners at a U S cemetery address to back a league of nations as a global peace framework. He praises Allied sacrifice and American resolve, urging unity beyond self interest and warning against private counsels that threaten collective security.
A burly sergeant arrives at the troop movement office with his wife, baby, sisters in law, mother in law, and an elderly woman. He seeks permission to return to America with them, arguing for the family’s emigration at government expense. The desk officer replies that the sergeant may have been the greatest worker of them all.
New York activists from the Association plan five minutes of darkness on Broadway at 11 pm to show the need for more illumination. They argue the Great White Way would be the poorest lit major city street without advertising signs. Also reported, Gen. Abner Bird Garner, former US Military Academy professor, died in New York.
Mel lan former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad reaches a private settlement with his wife ending the alimony dispute. The divorce suit was dismissed as the couple avoid further public notoriety for their children. A separate Buenos Aires tram strike looms with drivers and others facing work stoppages.
Ohio general assembly recessed until June 16 as various bills linger including highway and prohibition measures. Reports cover drownings in Akron and Summittake, a Saint Luke church purchase and new church, salary talks for Western Reserve protesters, and rail wage increases for Toledo conductors. Also noted are smallpox warnings in Tiffin, murders near Steubenville and Lancaster, and a host of civic and legal updates across cities such as Youngstown and Columbus.
A sermon explaining the state of the dead in Christ. It covers Sheol and Hades in biblical history, Paradise as the present rest for the righteous, and the conscious, blessed condition of believers after death, with reference to Paul and Jesus. It contrasts sleep with waking in glory and notes the hope of being clothed with a heavenly body.
The text asserts Christ teaches happiness comes from giving not receiving. It claims half the world pursues happiness through possession and service by others, but true joy lies in serving others and in giving rather than being served.
Mrs A C Read wife of Commander Read who made the first cross Atlantic flight says it is the most wonderful thing that has ever happened. The photograph shows Mrs Read with her five month old baby reflecting pride in the historic feat.
An old tale frames Marla as a tender but not beautiful wife who doubts her husband’s affection. She asks how he would feel if another offered a better life, and he evasively replies. A separate courtroom quip describes a man who throws an egg at an actor, the egg bad but the humor worse.
Four hundred years ago Seville exported world famous silks as Spain led western Europe in silk culture. The Sierra Nevada near Granada provided fine worms, with a 50 day life and rapid weight growth. A famed bed for Chesmah the Chinese Gwurt measured two feet six inches long and four feet wide despite a tiny chest. Corn oil, once scarce, now valued as food and technical oil in this region and Canada.
A collection of odd notes covers topics from Magenta's naming after a battle to Holland tobacco use and Liberty bond liens. It cites Leicester mass town costs for moth control, Cochin China rice crop failures, and export estimates. It notes German work hours, Christmas birth beliefs, Guzman Blanco portraits, compensation laws injuries, and khaki university training for Canadian soldiers' wives.
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