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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
3
A long OCR fragment lists various dishes and cooking steps with food guidance. It includes tongues, spreads, soups, and desserts, with notes on nutrition and economy. It mentions onions, garlic, raisins, prawns, and rice dishes, plus tips about vegetable substitutes and butter usage.
A damaged note describes a hollow ing with a half way up hole and a top of burnt material, supported by a tiny platform walled beneath water level, intended as a home for Mr BetHeaded Woodpecker or Viluker. The text presents an odd construction idea with unclear context and several misspellings.
Fragmentary quote from the Cincinnati Times discusses perceptions of generosity and stinginess between groups. It suggests a debate over charity and ecumenical efforts, with emphasis on differing viewpoints and civic attitudes reflected in period newspaper language.
Fragmentary text describes various military and political topics including New York state, naval or ground forces, South American events, Ireland and the Philippines. Mentions harvest help and a mechanism to adjust ventilation, with multiple garbled phrases and missing context.
The piece urges women to seek well fitting corsets as the base for attractive clothing. It stresses careful selection, trying on garments, and choosing from various shapes and sizes to ensure comfort and proper silhouette. Proper undergarments support overall appearance and avoid costly returns.
The piece reviews summer ready wear including a mink stole styled for warm weather with a bright ribbon headpiece and tight back closure. It also details a do it yourself short summer negligee pattern using a 54 by 4 fabric, and introduces new mouth and chin veils, harem veil trends for evening wear, plus Jeanne Lanvin's five yard skirt influence and the shift from hobble styles to fuller silhouettes.
A fashion critic admires a simple, elegant boudoir made from a square of silk or lace. By folding diagonally and centering on the head, four corners radiate evenly, then shaping the front point into an oval along the hairline, creating a refined frame for the face.
Use of Jet dominates couture with jet beads and embroidery on black and dark blue serge gowns. Designers introduce matching waistcoats and reticules, often in wide ribbons mounted on metal frames or gathered on bracelet hoops, reflecting Mme Mode’s latest whim and a surge in popularity.
The piece traces cape fashion from Catherine de Medici to modern influences. It notes capes as versatile garments in cloth, serge, satin and jersey, often lined with colored silk and featuring fur collars or black and white satin embroidery. It highlights waistcoats made as capes and hints at lace options.
New knitting bag handles use racing stirrups of fine steel with a polished finish. The design allows the bag material to drape over the stirrup footrest. A decorative tassel or accessory can be added through the stirrup hole intended for a strap.
In dyeing anything the guide notes that dirt-free items yield best results. Soak and boil in four parts water then rinse thoroughly in clear cold water to remove dirt before dyeing.
Reader advisory by William A Radford on home decoration stresses harmony between wall color and woodwork, with guidance on room color schemes for halls, drawing rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, and dining rooms. He notes interior finishing hinges on color psychology and honest tasteful design.
A broad, period style discussion covers how foods affect the voice while noting spiced foods irritate the vocal cords and suggesting sweet oranges and lemon juice with water as helpful. It also advises on room colors, light, and ceiling reflectivity, plus woodwork finishes and harmonious overall color schemes for houses.
A historic note describes the 1814 Congress of Vienna shaping Europe after Napoleon. Nations including England Austria Russia and Prussia excluded France at first while Russia gained Finland and the duchy of Warsaw. Prussia received portions of Saxony and Hanover. Austria reclaimed Istria Dalmatia Friuli Mantua Venice Lombardy Tyrol and Croatia. Naples Madrid and the pope's states shifted under Bourbon and colonial changes. A 1815 treaty solidified north European and English influence and the Holy Alliance bound powers to stabilize the European equilibrium.
A KC Star quote from In the Dark mocks a tall footpad noting he was short and untruthful. Gill and Bill discuss engagement breakup over a woman’s looks while a New York Sun comment mocks a doorstep bomb as joyless.
Germany bans production of near beer as beet sugar is deemed essential for sugar, jam dilution, and coffee substitutes. Officials note new process patents for a beetroot based near beer are moot as finance ministry prioritizes sugar needs.
A compact tract outlines five evidences for biblical truth. It cites its own divine inspiration, unity across sixty six books, unique teaching about God and humanity, fulfilled prophecy including Christ and world powers, and the transformative fruits of its influence on nations and lives. A concluding anecdote from a Crusader in France underscores faith as readiness for death.
A religious exhortation from Bishop of Durham and Trey H P Lidion on triumph in battle through humility and closeness to God. The text urges calling on God to cast out the tempter and stay wholly on the conqueror’s side for heaven. It emphasizes humility as essential along the earthly path to salvation.
A dialogue unfolds among Lord and Lady Black Ant, Lady Thiele Ant, Prince Black Ant, and Som Black Ant. Miscommunication and worry about an unhappy situation provoke care and consolation as family members react to a troubling moment. The tone suggests a domestic scene with affectionate concern for a mother.
A whimsical tale fragment follows Prince and Princess Gray Ant as they console each other over a failed boarding house project after a hill collapse. The ants debate crying versus patience, with moral quips and family banter about truth and secrets. Additional snippets include a light joke about Cain and a note on palm-derived sugar.
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