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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
4
Home Grounds Beautiful offer practical tips for gardeners to improve bloom and growth. Advice covers pruning, weed control, soil enrichment, mulching, and care for flowers, vines, and ornamental plants. Includes a recipe spray for bed borders and guidance on timing sowing and planting for continuous flowering.
The passage gives instructions for transplanting seedlings with care. It stresses giving space, using a forked stick for support, shading briefly after transplant, and gradual exposure as plants harden. It mentions watering, air, and avoiding transplanting into hotbeds or containers.
A fragmentary guide advises on protecting plants through winter and spring. It emphasizes mulching, using a protective cover, and applying a deterrent if winter mulch is unavailable. Practical old-time horticulture tips focus on preserving root vigor and plant health.
Vianta edging should be low growing with many attractive plants for bed borders. Suggested species include petunia, candytuft, verbena, phlox, portulaca and dwarf white varieties in white schemes. red and yellow accents use marigolds, portulaca, phlox and chrysanth emums. Water deeply to reach roots, avoiding surface drought stress.
A fragmented report advises conserving moisture during dry periods. It suggests that natural dust mulch helps soil, while artificial watering should be careful to avoid waste. The text mentions Rowe and Al but lacks clear specifics or dates.
Plant notes describe Brugmansia Rengmuanin as a tender greenhouse shrub that can start outdoors in spring and be potted before frost. Flowers are pale cream to white, trumpet shaped with stripes, and the shrub is sometimes called Angry trumpet.
The text advises planting in fine rows across the garden length with precise spacing. It emphasizes arranging all plants to form a compact section on one side of the garden plot while maintaining orderly rows on the opposite side.
A fragmented critique frets at the framing of film and theater with mixed praise and disappointment. It argues audiences demand continuity and engagement, while noting acting may vary and production quality fluctuates across works.
Readings recount Paul and Barnabas in Iconium and Lystra during their first missionary journey. They heal a cripple, face idol worship, convert many, endure persecution, and strengthen new believers as they return to Antioch to report their labors.
James L. Barton argues that true Christianity centers on Christ’s redemptive path for all men, contrasting imagined colorless life with the vital spiritual action of genuine faith. The piece emphasizes scripture, mission, and personal devotion as core elements.
A reflective note urges maintaining cheer through daily pressures. It encourages facing domestic sorrows and rough roads with perseverance, suggesting that steadfast positivity often leads to resilience and inner strength.
A political commentary discusses tariffs and revenue, arguing the Payne Aldrich law and free trade shifts under Democratic and Republican governance. It contrasts August import duties being largely tariff free, questions revenue as a motive, and cites Massachusetts primary voting as a gauge of GOP strength amid rising Republican enthusiasm and a forecasted Democratic decline.
The article argues that the administration’s postwar industrial program, aided by antidump ing laws, overlooks shifting European purchasing power. It warns prices will fall domestically while rising abroad, reducing U S import competition. It criticizes the Redfield tariff plan and notes rising U S wages and material costs. It also critiques income tax law and treasury decisions as insufficiently drafted.
A shabby man claims seven years ago his wife sent him to match a yarn sample and he remains on a fruitless quest. He is described as diligent yet hopeless, with frequent small paintings of what he sees around him. The dialogue frames his experiment in art as a town painting habit.
A Chicago News piece recounts Seoul with eight gates at compass points, a central bell whose tone haunted locals. The origin legend credits a sacrificed infant. women’s street access eased after the ninth hour. Seoul’s bridges, palaces, and an industrial exhibit outline daily life and royal spaces.
From a Paris Letter in Vogue a vivid sketch notes chic French women in wartime society. A dining room scene highlights a gray jersey dress and hat trimmed with beaver silk, though the fur is rabbit. The piece questions the origins and movements of these stylish visitors amid wartime etiquette.
The brief advert claims relief from itching burning rashes and eczema with a trial free offer. It emphasizes confidence as the treatment is appointed or endorsed, urging readers to try a sample without cost.
Mrs Hazen of Hangston Indiana says monthly agony from age eleven stopped after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports being regular again and feeling like a new person after decades of suffering. The ad invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicines Co Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
An old advertisement promotes Anuric and Dr. Pierce’s medicine for backache rheumatism and kidney pain. It touts toxin removal and urine clarity with a trial package offer, urging readers to seek relief during bad weather and crediting a sixty-year reputation. The copy blends medical claims with brand names and pricing.
An ad touts Spohn's Compound to remove worms in pets and improve appetite, promising full directions with each bottle. Intertwined quotes touch on a Mexican general and jokes about insomnia and office life, reflecting a varied page snippet with humorous exchanges.
An advertisement touts SPEARMINTO TOOTH PASTE from John C. Butler D D S claiming to neutralize mouth acidity and prevent tobacco stain. It markets a safe formula with no alcohol coloring soap or grit and offers mail orders with a 4c sample and care directions. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and a quip about jealousy in a wedding joke.
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