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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
4
A cookbook style feature lists Apple Jam Apple Belight and several potato and salad ideas. Buckwheat dishes include Buckwheat Mush Buckwheat Brown Bread and Buckwheat Cooklex with tips to mix with grains to save flour. It also offers pickle and sauce recipes and a puree style squash dish.
The fragment notes Marceliles Pennem as the great central market for peanuts, with over 120,000 metric tons of peanuts and up to 240,000 tonnes of shelled nuts shipped there, all converging at a single market hub amid scattered humorous observations and odd phrasing.
A fragmented piece cites figures and places in a puzzling, dreamlike rhythm. Names and terms drift with unclear meaning, pairing opposites with feints of memory. The text hints at distraction and misdirection among a cast of unspecified individuals.
Farmers urged to market surplus cockerels and purebred stock ahead of winter. Notes on not keeping feather-shedding fowls, poor ventilation, and marketing remaining ducks once fattened.
A fashion feature describes a rust red velvet blouse with fur trim inspired by Paquin, highlighting a boyish silhouette, waist sash details, and varied fastenings. It notes autumn popularity, practical wraps, and color trends with Paris and New York emphasizing browns, blues, and greens.
A fashion note traces bustle trends four seasons after its brief 1918 peak. The piece marks a modest, front drapery pulled up to form fuller back volume, with milinery gains like a bustle hat and the Gossick turban. Velvet, especially taupe brown and purple, leads muted colorways while black remains dominant. Fur trimmings and feather furnishings finish the decorative scheme.
The article argues the smock is more than a fad, a practical garment for gardeners students and artists. It highlights a three quarter length sleeved unbelted canvas smock with heavy smocking and oriental embroidery on a deep sailor collar.
A wool velours cape coat is shown with a short back cape look. It uses machine stitching and buttons for decoration and can be worn with separate furs when needed. It offers a smart military air and practical all round wear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a flower trimmed veil and mentions a whimsical flower placement. It attributes odd phrases to Dame Mushion and notes colors black or white in fabric. The text is garbled and uncontextualized with unclear narrative.
An article extols a home made substitute for filet crochet lace. It describes building a plain crocheted mesh base and appliqueing motifs cut from linen or fine material under the lace to imitate real crochet. Patterns include stripes with lettering and decorative medallions for card tables and tea napkins.
Mrs Dubwaite laments fate and jokes about a $10,000-n year man. Mr Dubwaite replies with quiet dignity that his marriage to a $10,000-n year man was never the issue, framing the remark as not reflecting on him.
A historical description outlines barn grain bins with 2 by 6 inch exterior studs, 4 inch centers, up to a double plate, inch by 14 inch joists, and 2 by 4 rafters. It notes corner wall finish, drop siding, ties every 4 feet, six light high windows, cupola windows, roller hung doors, and lightning protection considerations for farmer profits.
The article describes a winter grain handling structure with a cupola elevator, boot floor transfers, and four cribs. It details concrete foundations, cross walls under interior deats, a grade drive, and a central cupola delivering grain to bins. It notes grounding, headroom, and strength-focused design for reliability and economy.
Peter Gnome and friends arrange a surprise party in an old cave with goblins fairies and hives invited. They craft clothespin costumes bright red trousers orange caps and blue buttons. Guests arrive in costumes and the celebration ends with a rope swing using pine trees.
The text extols a girl in Ife who divines desires before they are voiced, a friend who anticipates needs. It contrasts friends who need explicit guidance with one who understands without being told, then briefly notes cautious youth and luck.
The article urges maintaining high daily energy through rest and balanced work to keep a cheerful outlook. It emphasizes avoiding excessive pleasures that drain strength and recommends a weekly break or quiet at home to restore energy. It notes Yeates Misigonari¢z Stain and quotes ten Malekula Christian teachers attacked in the New Hebrides, with six killed.
A compact aphorism notes that steady thinking and calm aim are needed to shoot straight and reach high value items, with a wry remark that diamonds are rarely marked down enough for short people to reach them.
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