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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text discusses expurve, hearth reports, kidneys restored to activity, and Gypsies as a dangerous community. Mentions two hundred thousand wanderers in Hungary and social exclusion. Ends with an ad note for kidney health remedies and a dealer listing Fink & Hanmesser.
A small clergy man, slim in build, preached on a candidate one Sabbath. He peered over the pulpit and misread his text with a garbled line sounding like It Is L Me Pot Etna, creating a notable moment of confusion during the sermon.
Instructions describe making colorful icing cameos for cake and ice cream decorations using cochineal or cranberry juice, drying on a sheet, then piping onto cakes. It also covers peeling pears for preserves, pairing quick blanch peel with corrosion-free core removal to yield smooth halves ready for preservation.
A collectible of kitchen tips and menu notes includes boiling asparagus on toast with butter sauce, a Watermelon Cocktail suggestion with ginger or cinnamon, a luncheon table layout with oysters creamed in patty canoes, and puffed eggs in muffin rings. Also covers guest towels with cross stitch, cleaning china with salt, and a brief joke exchange about painting talent.
A historical look extols American railway supremacy highlighting US mileage of 241,199 miles in 1911 with 38 percent of world total, capital stock near 13 billion dollars, and lower rates. It contrasts US rail economics with Europe and others, notes government ownership at about 30 percent, and promises further analysis of time and travel efficiency.
In a Clonmel courtroom Curran defends himself after a land agent threatens him with a whipping in Dublin two days later. The agent vows to strike Curran when he is in bed, but Curran refuses to back down, and both men depart as friends. Also noted is a discussion of free sculpture and living garden figures popular in England and on the Hunnewell estate in St Wellesley Massachusetts.
Mrs B P Omior advertises laundry service for lace curtains with reasonable prices and solicits patronage. The note invites customers to bring in their lace items for cleaning and care.
A plain description of penny production from bronze alloy to final counting and bagging at the mint. It covers melting, refining, rolling, cutting, edge raising, annealing, stamping, and quality testing before coins are bagged for shipment. It includes an anecdotal testimonial about Chamberlain's tablets for indigestion and constipation.
From scarce resources on Plymouth shores the pilgrim mothers created New England boiled dinners. Centuries of expert cooks have not surpassed these pioneer methods and flavors.
The Tribune reports a Governor Frank B. Willis compiled booklet titled Ohio The Buckeye State prepared for the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. It highlights Ohio resources, history, transportation, universities, agriculture, government, and notable figures with illustrations and data, promoting Ohio’s place on the world stage. Copies are available from Secretary Sherman A. Cuneo in Columbus.
Goodyear proclaims its Fortified Tires save waste and trouble for motorists, claiming a high market share and urging readers to judge tires by merit. It touts rim protection, a piano wire base, all weather grip, and resistance to punctures, wear, and skidding as exclusive Goodyear protections.
A composed miscellany notes a San Francisco card table feature titled Cards on the Table, jokes about a beauty ad contract with a long haired model, and a consumer claim for Chamberlain's Liniment from Homer City, Pa with a testimonial of rheumatism relief. Also mentioned is a lighthearted political jab about a congressman’s reelection.
A short wagering item notes a box by Us-25e with a read and wager action. The fragment provides limited context but indicates betting or reading activity tied to a named designation.
Cyprus lent its name to copper known as Cyprium aes in Roman times. A second famed product was a tree wood called cyprus used for oil, not the cypress. The Hebrew name go pher, meaning the wood of Noah's ark, is tied to this Cypriot material.
A compact inspirational note quotes Harriet Beecher Stowe on perseverance in tight spots. It asserts that fatigue and pressure peak just before the turning point and urges resilience in adversity.
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