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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a domestic scene interrupted by war price rises. A crockery shop incident, references to strawberry harvests, and elevated prices like $18 per dozen are threaded with quips about loyalty and language. The piece leans toward a satirical, provincial mood with scattered names and fragments.
Correspondent recalls Rev James Johnson of New Jersey linked to a chicken theft ring near New Brunswick. Testimony shows inconsistencies as Johnson denies guilt, claims he bought birds, and notes money was shared with friends. Included are digressions on literature, religion, and humor from various columns.
In a sweeping desert expedition, Sabron, gravely ill, nears recovery as Tremont lures hope from memory and reunion with Julia Redmond. Sabron clings to the memory of the past and a fleeting tune, while Pitchoune and an embattled caravan guard his bedside. The tale blends romance, endurance, and the pull of France as Sabron dreams of home.
Sabron opens his eyes, believing he is in his Houen room, but memory returns as he realizes weakness and confinement in a hospital in Algiers. Pitehowne watches anxiously at his bedside while a nurse sits nearby, speaking in a pleasant Anglo-Saxon French.
A Farm and Fireside contributor urges careful bed and mattress choices for homes. He notes people spend about a third of life in bed and stresses comfort and refreshment to restore strength. He argues the best mattresses may be inexpensive in the long run.
A reader explains a widespread myth that the sun draws water on cloudy days. The article clarifies that sunbeams are optical effects from clouds rather than water being drawn upward, noting that dark lines are shadows and light lines are rays.
A brief classified style quip opens with a digressive line about visible dust and moisture in the air. It then presents a village station moment where an Ucket agent asks if a dog is a pointer, and a weary hunter replies the dog is a disap pointer, returning to the city with an empty game bag.
The text notes New York city as the largest coal user consuming over 10 million tons of anthracite annually, about two tons per resident, with 87.6 percent of mined anthracite used in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It lists Newark Jersey City Rochester Syracuse Scranton Paterson Albany and other cities with 600 000 people contributing to demand. The remainder is attributed to major cities like New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Vin Ordinaire, followed by unrelated conversational dialogue fragments.
Reading plan for an International Sunday School lesson on Psalms and David outlines a week by week chart. It links Samuel First and Second Samuel and Psalms, with lesson themes from shepherd to king and a final focus on repentance and trust in Jehovah.
A husband in love and short of money forgets to send a check before a long business trip. The landlord demands rent by wire. He replies he is short and will send a check, offering a thousand kisses. The wife then wires back that she already paid the landlord with a kiss, which satisfied him.
The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as super creamy emollients that cleanse and heal irritated skin. Free samples by mail are offered with a postcard request to Cuticura Boston, claiming relief for eczema and rashes for all ages.
Suffered from female troubles and severe pains. The doctor advised a severe operation but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought great relief in a short time. Mrs Ada Wi Hanover Pa praises the remedy and offers to speak for it. Confidential letters answered by women at Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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