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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

2

The Million Dollar Mystery finale resolves fortunes and fate

In a dramatic wrap up Olga Braine surrenders to police and endures Siberia while Florence and Norton wed and inherit the million. The hidden treasure is revealed behind a portrait as Hargreave grants freedom and a peaceful life for the couple. Servan and others depart for Russia.

Olga Hreing Ole Uberty Nur Uraine Sealine Marion Bartog Servan Wes Crente Jonesty Hargreave Jones Hetn Jedsoc Scotland Yard Jelaon Jadeen Sea Thousand Norton Jedeon Fisck Emeter Florence Tre Brame Marereave Giga Russia Tommie Bralom Hargresse Bralne Tsar Petrograd Braise Siberia Mr. Hargreave Jones Poson Sbs Dolan Officer Dolan Stuira Florence's Blaine Fiorenes Jedson Titian Braine Vroon Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Siberian Olga Braive Florence and Europe

Have Too Many Counties

The article discusses U S counties with varying sizes and roles comparing American and English counties. It notes Rhode Island’s Greaton county as 26 square miles and Montana’s Custer county at 20 490 square miles, with Brown Texas once the smallest by population and New York county among the most populous.

Suallest United Mated Greatol County Rhode Inlland Custer County Montana Brown County Texas New York County Nevada Nevada County Utah

Beaten Tran and Naval Officer Gun for Aircraft Use

Fragmentary text notes a United States naval officer inventing a gun that fires a six pound projectile with no recoil for use on aeroplanes. It mentions population comparisons with Massachusetts and topographical conditions in a brief, disjointed manner.

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Youths Own Up To Bell Prank In Alabama School

In a story from Dr John Allan Wyeth's reminiscences, two young classmates confess to greasing a school bell, causing late arrivals. The teacher punishes them lightly after their admission, while others destroy evidence of the act. Town Topics reflects on old friendships and memories.

John Allan Wyeth Alabama Doctor Wyeth Don Dickory Wythe Sbe

Beautifying the Home Requires Family Cooperation

The article urges every country home to involve the whole family in improving appearance. It calls for yard fencing, orderly yards, defined walkways, leveled lawns, encouraged blue grass, and native shrubs along edges. It emphasizes shared responsibility from all members.

Veranda Box Roses Grow In Sunlit Center beds

An old gardening note explains constructing a veranda box for roses with a central planting of roses and surrounding annuals. It covers dimensions, drainage, soil enrichment, planting spacing, sun needs, watering, fall overwintering, and spring replanting ready for Baby Rambler as a recommended variety.

Self Sowing Annuals For Easier Garden Color

Plant selfsowing annuals among bulbs to ensure repeat blooms with little work. Choose blue options like ageratum blue perfection cornflowers and Nigella Miss Teckel. yellow caliopsis California poppy. white Euphorbia snow on the mountain. Use brush instead of stakes to support tall stems for a natural look and fewer snapped stalks.

Night Blooming Primrose Opens At Sunset

A white evening primrose unfurls its blooms just after sunset, signaling the plant’s nocturnal flowering habit and attracting night pollinators.

Guide to bulbs and flowers for indoor and outdoor planting

Advice on selecting hyacinths tulips and other bulbs for outdoor borders cemeteries and indoor pots. Emphasizes early Roman hyacinth for holidays sturdy bulbs avoid soft or spongy stock and plant tulips six inches apart four inches deep with manure for best bloom. Ivy geraniums suit homes but grow slowly first year.

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Wistaria flowering tips on feeding and pruning

The article explains that unbalanced feeding and excessive nitrogen hinder wistaria flowering. It advises withholding fertilizer for a season and pruning in spring or late winter to limit side shoots, encouraging new growth and potential bloom the next season. It notes wistaria is slow to flower and stresses pruning to about six inch stubs to stimulate flowering branches.

Railroad Secrets and a Bravely Burdened Heart on the Westbound

In a Pullman on a westbound train three men discuss railroading and careers. A shadowy switch and a confession reveal Ed Burton's jealousy and a plan to hurt a man who favored him. Burton is stopped by a portly stranger who identifies as John Sharkey and offers help.

M. Land N Goodell Kensington Soo Tom Goodell Tom Joe Kelsoe Cunterpoint Ike Miciss Ed Burton Arlington Menden Ton Burton We State Division Benn Loor Greman Kelly Gordon M. M John Sharkey Roundhouse Bharky Camden Emoton

Saving From Old Feathers and Potato Habitat Theories

An Outlook piece by Lewis Edwin Theiss notes how sun dried feather waste from pillows is unclean due to flesh and skin fragments and now used as a nitrogen rich fertilizer selling at ten dollars a ton. It also cites C L Pith arguing the potato leaf stomata structure suggests a native open sandy maritime habitat.

Lewis Edwin ‘Theiss Scientific American

Diphtheria Terrors Diminished by Antitoxin Trials

Dr. Roswell Park notes diphtheria deaths in 1892 averaged over 80 per 100 000 in 19 cities, dropping to 17 by 1907 after antitoxin use. Manhattan fell from 158 per 100 000 in 1894 to 38 in 1905, Boston from 180 in 1904 to 22 in 1905, reflecting a dramatic improvement in severity and outcomes.

Roswell Park Manhattan Boston

How to Clean Marble and Walnut Trade Note

To Clean Marble. Use three ounces of pearl ash one pound of whiting and three pints of water well mixed and boil ten minutes. Rub it well over the marble and let remain 24 hours then rub it off and dry with clean cloth. English Walnuts. The so called English walnut is a most exclusively the product of France whence this country imports from 15000000 to 25000000 pounds annually.

France

Self-Reliant Man Seeks Wisely Bound Company

A man stresses prudent choice in associates and business focus. He argues money comes to those who attend to their own affairs and choose partners wisely, noting a fool and his money part.

For Her Protection Theme Lapses Into Secret Money Promise

A fragment reflects a strained marital dispute where vows to entrust finances are broken after marriage. The speaker accuses the partner of taking control of money, framing it as a sacrifice tied to love and trust in a strained relationship.

Cleanse kidneys with salts and Jad Salts advertised

An advertisement promotes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts to flush kidneys and bladder. It claims uric acid from meat injures kidneys and offers a lemon grape acid formula with lithia as a safe, inexpensive remedy in water. It also includes a short fiction dialogue about stepfathers.

Diary Year Marks Safe and Sane Wedding Anniversary

A playful exchange hints at planning a stable anniversary celebration this year. Todd mentions aiming for a simple, prudent approach to mark the date without extravagance. The dialogue reflects a domestic focus on lasting commitment and everyday life.

Curious mask ball vanity in Hard Case dialogue

A customer notes a curious vanity in a story. A knock-kneed man desires to appear as a Scottish Highlander at a mask ball in Hard Case while claiming the amateur farmer and his wife are each sowing in their own way.

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Millionaire Nortom Florence Hargreave Temain Seard Mager Wistaria C. L. Pith Sloanis Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc Dept. B Philadelphia, Pa
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