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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
7
The readable fragments portray a mix of misheard phrases about trade unions, world events, and a patient speech issue. A doctor advises rest for a sore throat, while unrelated lines reference liberty, weddings, and a comic dialogue about sending a picture postcard. The passage remains garbled with unclear attributions and context.
The lesson outlines Mark 15 on Jesus the Son of God, his Mock trial before Pilate, crown of thorns, crucifixion, and burial. It notes Pilate's hesitance, the crowd choice of Barabbas, the centurion's confession, and the fulfillment of Scripture, urging belief in Christ's vicarious death for others and personal conduct aligned with that truth.
In a town appeal, business leaders are urged to organize community labor to assist farmers during planting, cultivating, and harvest. Clarence Onsley of the U S Department of Agriculture recommends forming a local labor committee to canvass workers, match volunteers with farms, and coordinate days off from shops to boost production.
A voiced call to reflect on duty to the farm and the nation. The text urges individuals to acknowledge the farm’s vital help in providing food and sustaining homes and businesses. It emphasizes patriotism and direct action to repay the farm by contributing labor and effort during hard times.
The farm labor problem affects not only farmers but also city residents. The solution requires help from urban communities. Readers are urged to study the issue as it impacts farming areas and to contact the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D C, for a copy of a report titled The Farm Labor Problem Manpower Sufficient is Properly Mobilized by Cooperation and Community Action.
A dense excerpt discusses manure and cream checks, machinery upkeep, and the efficiency benefits. It notes five million tons of coarse hay needed for explosives, soil preferences for beans, potatoes, and rye, and suggests using potash and wood ashes as fertilizer. Soybeans, alfalfa, clover, and sorghum cultivation are touched on with general guidance and observations from seedsmen. It mentions harvest timing as seed reaches the milk stage and sugar content rising as seeds harden.
A fragmented column recalls Paris sights and manners seen by a American soldier, praising Parisian courtesy and dining outdoors, with notes on French resilience amid wartime, then shifts to stories of U S Marines, a blood transfusion hero, weed control in farming, and Belgian shoe shortages as observed by a Dutch newspaper.
A brief dialogue excerpt contrasts marriage ambition with hopeful prospects in a Louisville Courier Journal look at social mood. It notes many hopes may be wasted while claiming there are enough ideologues for all, then shifts to a spring symptom remark about a rundown feeling and speed maniacs.
An old time home remedy promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil capsules for relieving pains from kidney and other organ ailments. It claims to flush poisons, ease aches, and prevent serious disease with odorless capsules and a money back promise if not beneficial.
Consumer health puff about Cascarets maker H L Kramer promoting BATONIC as an indigestion remedy. Claims it neutralizes acids and aids digestion, with instructions to take one or two tablets after meals. Advert mentions price, cautionary notes, and Chicago address for orders.
In a War-Work Bulletin clipped exchange from Des Moines a corporal seeks a chaplain and a hostess named Mrs. Dunshe arranges the service. The caller stresses needing a license and a girl, hinting at military welfare needs at Camp Dodge. The fragment suggests wartime morale and support efforts through civilian volunteers.
A witty exchange mocks aging and courtship as characters debate supper dates and dotage. A chorus girl quips about a gentleman's memory while a second jokes about a belated gesture. The scene includes a digression about Castoria and parental wisdom with a classroom moral.
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