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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
9
A tangled tale unfolds around Stanley Hargreave’s vanishing act. Butler Jones orchestrates Florence’s guardianship while Norton the reporter and Olga Pushkin’s secret kinship surface. The plot blends caper suspense with a web of trust, deception, and a potential reconciliation.
In a conversation with John Wilson Croker Wellington explained that English regiments were cheered by beef, Irish troops by their own lands, and Sentech by dollars. He called it an epigram but said it was a war fact, noting later campaigns showed an army in superior spirits, order, and discipline after crossing the Pyrenees.
Dialog snippet shows Mrs Gabbeigh-Strange and her husband in a tense exchange about truth telling and sleep talking. The brief dialogue suggests marital friction centered on honesty and personal disclosure.
A collage of vintage columns reflects on youth labor, aging service, and shifting value. A master dismisses Youth with a two week notice and a lukewarm letter of recommendation, while Titian Smythe defENDS realism in a coal miner scene only to reveal a misread vantage point.
A reflective piece from Henry Van Dyke citing Marguerite Wilkinson and Sir Walter Scott on advice. It recounts following or resisting counsel, learning to rely on one’s own inner promptings, and recognizing the value of brief, earnest guidance over long exhortations.
A compact reflection on sinners, backsliders, and the Christian path. The piece argues that Christ seeks the lost, not the perfect, and that God forgives sins and forgets them as sinners make a new start. It emphasizes humility, grace, and the triumph of redeeming power.
Multiple classified ads list farms and acres for sale across states and counties. Entries mention crops, improvements, location references, and contact names or offices such as D. Davies and Ed Martinson. The text preserves scattered place names and farm sizes with minimal detail on terms.
A Washington farm chair made from wood grown on George Washington's Virginia land drew attention. Bradley paid eight dollars and seventy five cents for express delivery, while remarks and anecdotes about travels and people filled the moment.
Testimonies tout Postum as a healthful coffee substitute. A mother’s heart trouble and digestive issues improved after switching to Postum, with the family noting better overall health and fewer headaches. Postum is sold in Regular and Instant forms by grocers.
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