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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
10
The article urges Christians to witness for Jesus and engage in personal evangelism. It argues social service alone misses the gospel and stresses Christ’s redemption, urging Sunday schools, parents, and ministers to involve themselves in soul-winning, inviting unsaved friends to meetings, and supporting earnest gospel work.
A fragmentary quoted passage discusses duty to others and the burden of truth. It contrasts personal freedom with service, claiming the only viable option is for individuals to act with restraint and compassion. The excerpt ends with a reflection on benevolence, patience, and humanity as the highest fruit of character.
An article outlines the Senussi movement in Cyrenaica and Djaraboub, describing Sidi Mohammed el Mahdi as a key figure, the town’s wells and gardens, and the sect’s sanctity. It notes Senussi influence in Egypt and Libya, and recounts Tuareg nomads, their five tribes, vast desert realms, and sparse cultivated land amid enduring struggles.
A fragment from a New York City church note outlines a radical year reform proposing every month has 28 days with an extra month between June and July to balance the year. The text shifts to character sketches and moral lessons, including Nancy’s life lesson about water trials and a bootkeeper’s lifelong work wandering ledger pages.
A garbled text fragment gives unclear kitchen steps about dissolving baking soda in cold water and absorbing flavors. It mentions insuring good cafes and phrases related to rinsing, foil, and timing but lacks coherent instructions or complete process details. The source text is highly distorted and difficult to interpret.
A sermon outlines faith as divine assurance grounded in God’s word and describes exemplary biblical figures Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Moses and others. It urges believers to lay aside weights, shed hindering sins, run with patience, and fix eyes on Jesus to endure the race of faith. The piece contrasts heroic biblical sacrifice with easy Christianity.
An Ottawa insight recounts bankers and a Canadian official debunking US settlers’ fears of conscription and heavy taxes after the war. It highlights Western Canada’s 1915 harvest wealth, rising land prices, and ample farm- product wealth shifting into circulation as province economies recover.
Nostalgic ad copy recalls old fashioned laxatives and promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy for children and adults. Includes testimonials and claims of liver and bowel cleansing, with directions on bottle and a price of five cents. An editorial aside notes a political whitewash and critiques dentists and rent doctors.
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