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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
4
A ghostly tale unfolds as a boy recalls Lad f nv and the master’s return, a white cat appears, a wagoon rushes, and a dog’s misdeed leads to questions about life, death, and what the boy saw in the barn. The fragment hints at memory, spectral figures, and rural scenes with evocative, archaic language.
Two children aboard a large ship discuss their long absence and the strange voyage. They plan to use a moving picture machine and a lecture to reveal what they witnessed, including a whale and flying creatures, hoping to become famous like Snowball.
In a social event sized barn gathering Snowball the dog and owner Putt with Kit posted a notice. Putt warns the audience to stay seated as they project images on a white wall while Kit handles the machine. Neighbors react with curiosity noting familiar animals and sounds during the showcase.
Yeu and others recount a trip on the ocean as toy Puff and Kit tease Snowball. A lecture is discussed with mock admiration while the kittens boast of their adventures and the Golden Son tale, leaving Snowball desolate.
A clergyman named Omer Star extols a young woman’s virtues and prescribes balanced liberty and restraint. He urges more exercise, less luxury, and plain living to foster true beauty, concluding with the call to embrace freedom within modest bounds.
Marked liking for boleros in shops and departments as jackets rise in trend. Lightweight lace, chiffon and silk fabrics shown for small boleros with eyelet embroidery and metallic laces. Easy two seam construction appeals to beginners and makes a charming holiday gift option.
A compact watch holder concept describes forming a container from a small can or box. The circular lid, cut from the cover, matches the watch face, and the inner cavity is sized to fit the stem. If the fit is loose, paper or cotton is packed to fill gaps.
A collage of clipped humor and anecdotes including a German grand duke’s playful reference to twins, bees used as makeshift warfare, a half brother joke, and light classroom quips about George Washington and a boy named Willie.
A minister and a child share a strange incident about a pretty cat she saved for display. The tale ends with a quiet regret as the cat disappears, and a moral about keeping promises and hopeful resolutions for each new day.
A discussion of early season millinery and sleeve designs notes a shift from black velvet hats to plush and color combinations with metal trimmings. Two standout hat models are described with unusual steel ornaments, plus plush turbans and moire ribbons. Sleeves vary from elbow to wrist length, embracing Greek, Victorian, and Moyen age influences with bishop sleeves and frilled finishes.
A fashion note describes white satin blouses with primrose yellow taffeta linings and jabot frills, plus blue Georgette crepe options with black satin nocturne outlines. It mentions a Minneapolis mill with 5,580 horsepower and large motors, claiming the mill produced 16,125 barrels of flour in a day.
The article advises preheating the teapot with hot water, using freshly boiled water, and using a small enamel kettle for about one quart. Tea should steep no more than three minutes to yield a superior, healthier cup. It also notes that George II’s era banned Shakespeare’s King Lear performances due to the king’s madness.
An apprentice recounts starting at a shabby general store near a western city. He details harsh labor, cheap ware, adulterated goods, and a boss who bullies and cheats customers. After planning escape, he hides a pocketbook loot from the boss, then later rescues $30, illustrating a brutal origin in the mail order trade.
Dr Langdon Down told the Psychological Society that lenses were suggested by Roger Bacon in the thirteenth century. He noted spectacles were crafted by Italians and that early physicians warned patients against wearing them due to unknown underlying theory.
A humor filled snippet from a historic column as a book agent pitches “The Lives of the Presidents” and locals exchange quips about Haiti steamer berths and hotel noise. The piece closes with camping advice stressing serviceability, compactness, and versatile clothing and furniture.
A reflective piece praising personal freedom, self expression, and gratitude for modern opportunities in early 20th century America. It celebrates liberty, education, gender equality, tolerance, and the chance to pursue science, art, and work without oppression, ending with thanks for enduring experiences.
A reflective Thanksgiving-era piece urges readers to recognize that happiness comes from personal power. It argues that people rely on external riches for fulfillment and urges decisive action within a year to discover true happiness by the following November.
A prose tribute praises the nation for surviving world war dangers and aiding the suffering. It honors liberty, peace, and progress under providence, urging hearty thanks to the Harvest Lord and the All-Gracious One. Authored by Alice Williams Brotherton.
The American citizen abroad inspires thanks for a government that earns universal respect despite partisanship. The text praises high intelligence, broad political awareness, and steady growth in independence. Peaceful political changes strengthen foundations by channeling sentiments and dissatisfaction.
A devotional note emphasizes that God knows our needs before we speak yet desires our explicit dependence and prayer. It urges believers to seek forgiveness and to strive for the harder goal of forgetting wrongdoing, highlighting struggle for moral memory and mercy.
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