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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
2
Readable sections describe kitchen guidance with varied recipes and tips. It includes methods for codfish dishes like creamed codfish and codfish balls, plus meat dishes such as venison, prairie chickens, and roast quail with detailed cooking instructions and serving ideas.
Readable fragments describe Ste. Fintols Dinigw of Weat Wond bury and a copper plate quilt aged 214 years. Mentions reunion alumni at Tottenburs OS and various fashion notes from Parisian and Baltimore sources. References to John F. Kerr as Republican nominee and various garment details including gowns, veils, petticoats, and accessories.
A compilation of curious data covers bicycles in demand, German sausages, Amy Latshan’s garden yield, Jamaica’s whip trees, peat yields in Sweden, coal prices, Philadelphia’s diverse harbor flags, a Indianapolis methiod for making atropine from jimson weed, record underwater time for swimmers, globe crust thickness, Siberian huskies pulling a sled, an $1800 gold brick sent by parcel post, and frozen liquid air exhibitions at the University of Michigan.
Farmers learn a labor saving barn layout with light, ventilation and sanitation emphasized. Detailed roof arch construction, stable and stall spacing, and carrier systems are described, with emphasis on health, reduced labor, and economy. Includes notes on Riley, tobacco ash potash, and early perpetual motion curios.
A garbled collage of quotations and reflections appears to reference philosophy, marriage, and language origins. Fragmentary lines include a desire to please a neighbor and a remark about a wife’s cooking, with stray mentions of wars, Turkish words, and Stevenson.
A saying notes that nine times out of ten when a man makes a good husband, it is his wife who deserves all the credit. The observation highlights reciprocal influence within marriage and the often underappreciated role of a wife in shaping a partnership.
A Pacific liner offers an outdoor swimming pool created from a large canvas bag holding about five feet of water on a lower deck. Swimmers dive from the deck above while onlookers watch, and the feature is promoted as a latest novelty for passenger entertainment on long voyages.
A whimsical tale follows Jack Frost and his Silver Frost Boys as they frost flowers and window panes with silver, leaving a playful frosty garden scene and a warning from the Fairy Queen that Jack Frost must nap again. A separate math trick claims to reveal a person’s birth month and age by a sequence of multiplications and additions.
A short cooking note describes making honey buns by rolling thin dough with butter, forming tight rolls, baking, then brushing strained honey over the nearly baked buns before a final bake.
A brief instruction notes cereals should be washed before cooking. Rinse dry cereal in a vessel with water to remove trash and debris before proceeding with cooking.
A collection of mid-century advice items promoting Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles, Mother Gray’s remedies for feverishness and worms, and a birthday anecdote about Katherine gifting Uncle Joe. Includes tone of maternal health guidance and domestic humor.
A vintage advertisement claims Swamp Root is a proven remedy for back aches, offering quick results through a Kilmer’s preparation. It urges readers to request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
A Hibbing Minnesota report notes a plan to acquire 16 acres of forest for a park. The item mentions a quarrel over changing authority and the idea that some people avoid wickedness by not pursuing power or meddling in others affairs.
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