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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
7
The Maxwell stands as a rare automobile success after enduring rough and tumble road wear by 38000 owners. It has proven speed endurance and hill climbing prowess and features, urged for purchase and inspection.
The 1915 Maxwell car is advertised as roomy with deep upholstery and ample leg room. It boasts spring suspension, a strong pressed steel body, and a powerful reliable motor, claiming superior fuel economy and low maintenance with features like a double shell radiator and irreversible steering gear.
A long reading notes an 11 year old Japanese girl Fukai who excelled as a speller in Clackamas County Oregon. The article praises patience and faith guiding personal growth and links spelling prowess to moral character through a discussion of Jesus as the ideal. It highlights a school competition where she outspelled peers, and reflects on life lessons and perseverance.
The report details wheat, oats, barley, rye, clover and fruit prospects across Ohio. Wheat at 94 percent condition with slight Hessian fly damage. oats sown area 1,869,049 acres (102% of 1914). Corn planting and plowing progressing. overall outlook bright with potential for larger harvest than 1914 if rains continue.
The passage urges believers to see every man as a divine creation and to love him as a being given life by Jehovah. It emphasizes that true service begins with friendship and mutual respect for all people.
The Ohio Northern University Ada program details the 45th Commencement on May 23–27 led by Governor Frank B. Willis with many events including a Baccalaureate, addresses by leaders, athletics, reunions, and Lehr Memorial dedication. Also mentions Foley Kidney Pills and Dr King’s New Life Pills for health claims.
A few fragments from Martin Luther hint at the vast heights and depths of truth. The diary-like note frames early reflections as limited but meaningful glimpses into his thought.
A reflective note on gossip quotes Bishop Hull about a person who sinks under unrecognized labor, ungrateful talk, and cold reception. Some say it is a pity he died late or early, yet the passage frames gossip as a social burden.
A brief note echoes a call for steadfast cheer and a kind word. The line “Keep sweet” attributed to George L. Perin suggests a personal motto urging calm resilience and cheerful demeanor amid hardship.
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