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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
10
A rough OCR passage depicts Millicent and Harold bidding good night at a doorway as a teen boy answers a phone in the hall. Harold mutters about sweet sorrow and Shakespearean inspiration, while the scene shifts to a muffled exchange and a stray mention of Philadelphia.
The article analyzes Saul of Tarsus as a Pharisee hostile to early Christians, then details his dramatic conversion under a vision of Christ, obedience and baptism, and his immediate ministry. It places Erzerum and Hamadan within historical travel notes, mixing biblical study with epochal city sketches and reflections on ancient commerce and lore.
Reverend W. W. Ketchum explains the gift of God as eternal life given through Jesus Christ. He argues salvation is by faith not works, defines eternal life as divine life from God, and uses a ferry-boat illustration to show trusting Christ alone yields salvation.
A historical overview explains the meter as the fundamental unit, equaling about 39.87 inches, and outlines prefixes kilo and milli. It notes metric use in land measurement abroad, the kilometer’s scale, and how the centimeter and millimeter replace inches in certain crafts and cabinet sizing.
A quotation attributed to Thomas a Keropie warns that readers hinder understanding by pondering difficult points. It urges accepting divine faith with simplicity rather than forcing personal reasoning into scripture. The note highlights the value of uncomplicated obedience over elaborate, doubtful interpretations.
A Chinese evangelist of the China Inland Mission cites ancient rulers of Ching chasing peace through riches or learning. He warns the true path lies in turning to the creator when the heart errs and seeking aid to set it right, as reported by The New Guide.
Women describe relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Cases include Harrisburg Pennsylvania resident cured of growth after marriage, Albert Lea Minnesota mother regaining strength with a young child, and a Pittsburg girl regaining regularity and health after doctors doubted. Public notice invites letters for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
An aged regional advertisement describes Dr. Pleres's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and alterative to improve red blood, heart and organ function, with promises of renewed strength. It also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue, Anuric Tablets, and a sign painting course, in a period advertorial style typical of early 20th century newspapers.
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