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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

3

Learels of the Hohenzollerns expose inner life tale

Count von Heltzendroff recounts startling revelations about Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Wilhelm gleaned from Ernst von Heltzendroff and William LeQueux. A web of danger emerges with Minckwitz, plots in Potsdam and Hanover, a thwarted assassination, and a hidden wartime Paris episode. The tale ends with Minckwitz’s arrest for blackmail and a warned emperor surviving a bomb plot.

Learels Hohenzollerns Kaiser Crown Prince Count Ernst von Heltzendorff William Lequeux Hartwley Paris Pinaud Surete Minckwitz St Fair Hils Highness Montmartre William LeQuenx

Lower Layers of Sea Water Show Less Oxygen

A report to the American Chemical Society notes that deeper sea water layers contain less dissolved oxygen than upper layers due to higher density. The study suggests seasonal depletion, with autumn months showing the greatest drop, and storm activity influencing vertical mixing.

W. W. Skinner American Chemical Society Del

Unclear OCR Note on Electric Screwdriver Mechanism

Fragmentary text describes a friction clutch with a spring release in an electric screwdriver. It claims the drive shaft stops when pressure is released but the motor keeps running, highlighting time saving in assembly work.

Strange Views Of Marriage In A Malta War Widow

A Miss Graham who died while engaged in war work at Malta left logaries of 500000 and held strange marriage views. The will was contested as evidence suggested she was unsound due to marriage. The jury ruled strange marriage views did not prove insanity, though the foreman lamented her matrimony experience. Also includes a note on misdirected efficiency from an Industrial Manager.

Germany Marmor Palace Willie Alona Pernon Minckwite Neues Palais Berlin Capital Wolff Preas Thorn von Heltzendorff von Pappenheim Fiement von Heltzenorf Paris Wille Heltzendorff Hanover Kirchroder Strane Kleefeld Minckwits Minckwitz Oels Sembach Margarete Schloss Herr Minckwit Herr Minckwitz Atlas Sembach Brosch Herschedstrasse Hartwley Potsdam Palace Lichtenberg Pecor Minckweitz Seement Graham Malta Thomas Blanket Bristol London Chronicle Blanket

Fusion of Races Foretold by Professor Metcalf

Professor Maynard M. Metcalf at Oberlin predicts a coming fusion of races ending divergent evolution. He argues isolation created racial divisions and that future humanity will form one complex race from existing groups.

Maynard M. Metcalf Orchard Laboratory Oberlin, O Chinese Students’ Alliance

Frog Family Teases Back Brightly in Tiny Tennis Tale

Grandfather Frog and Uncle Green Back Frog banter about backs and thinking as they prepare for a playful frogs’ singles tennis match. They use a bark as a racket and mud as a ball, with light humor about size, brains, and pride.

Grandfather Frog Green Frog Uncle Green Goog-A-Ruth Green Back

Pat's Riddle About the April Soldier Joke

Pat and neighbors share a cold night gathering when a riddle asks why a four soldier is tired on April Fools. Pat solves it with a pun about March having thirty-one days.

Pat

Patriotic Duties Medals Memorial Day Reflection

Memorial day lessons urge citizens to support universal education and liberal funding for schools and colleges. The aim is to promote science and art across its many divisions and to sustain charities that embody civilization’s crowning grace and glory in our land.

Woman who climbs stairs on hands and raises chickens

A fragmentary feature notes a woman who now works manual labor and raises chickens amid illness. It recalls wartime Petrograd morale, with a Westerminster Gazette writer recounting actions at the Hotel Astoria and alcohol poured into the gutter during a coup period.

Richmond Ind Petrograd Revolutionary Party Westminster Gazette Astoria

Freezone Corns Lift Out With the Fingers Says Cincinnati Authority

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless home remedy to lift corns and calluses. A small bottle is affordable at drugstores, dries instantly, and does not irritate surrounding skin. If not in stock, pharmacists can source it from wholesale houses. Lady Poore’s new reminiscence volume also noted with a jovial anecdote about Lt Thrupp of the Royal Artillery.

Cincinati Ady Lady Poore Richard Poore Thrupp Mr. Thrupp The Royal Artillery

Timely Joke From Sun Dial May Mock a Fourpiece Orchestra

A fragmented quip from Sun Dial notes a fourpiece orchestra is not in unison and comments that money and man scarce funds are spent only if they interfere with digestion. The wry remark captures a lighthearted jab at coordination and appetite.

Sun Dial

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