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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
An Ipswich reading room appeals for an umbrella stolen from the house board Wednesday. A reader replied jokingly that the weather remains unsettled. The Tattler notes the incident as a light item in the column.
The Dallas News reports on magnets in surgery claiming perfection through a powerful electromagnet that draws metal shrapnel bullets and other foreign bodies from wounds. It notes prior probe methods were painful and unreliable, with removable magnet poles and various shapes for different sites.
University professors analyze a 200000 word sample showing women favor topics on food textiles body care appearance relationships and domestic life while men focus on aggression competition and social institutions. A long list of unclassified terms follows.
Western Newspaper Union reports 39 speakers plus Gov. Wil ls at the state Sunday School convention in Zanesville from June 22 to 24. Noted national names from New York Chicago and Denver headline a 25 session program stressing better educational ideas and officer training.
Cleveland dedicated a 700 foot concrete dock on Lake Erie as part of a lakefront beautification plan. The new terminals, covering over two acres and costing about a half million dollars, were built by Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. and the Detroit Cleveland Navigation Co. on city land for 40 years. A streetcar line reaches the dock, with two 400 by 100 foot warehouses and rail sidings planned to handle rising freight traffic.
Nine year old Marcella Richards and friends gathered wild strawberries along Pennsylvania tracks. She was crushed between a movable table part and the outer wall while the kids pushed the big wheel, dying shortly after. Other items include officials elected for Ohio tuberculosis society and local accidents and obituaries.
Quote from Prof. William James on fear of poverty among educated classes as the worst moral disease of civilization. Includes a courtroom joke variant about a judge and a married couple from the Boston Transcript.
Doctor Platt notes that nerve treatment often uses musk as a primary scent though disguised by other odors. Attar of roses and ambergris are also employed for nervous diseases, with ambergris aiding perfume-based tests and becoming essential in drug laboratories.
Justice Bor den of Bradley Beach presided over a case where Harry Maulken and Bari Leonard claimed a collie. The judge refused to declare a sole owner, noting a dog may follow the more decently called claimant, and expressed doubt about proving ownership. Maulken planned to appeal the decision.
In a Welsh Myndd Newydd coal mine an underground apartment serves as a daily chapel. Miners descend to worship before work, using a turned coal trolley as pulpit and rough wooden benches as seating. A Wieliczke salt mine chapel mirrors ornate features though carved from salt.
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