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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
3
A narrator hosts a frozen stranger who seeks warmth by the fire at a springs sanatorium. The visitor, tall and well dressed, shares tales of hardship, past travels, and a history of lost journeys before dining on popcorn and apples amid wary chatter.
Minnie narrates a tangled boardinghouse comedy where a staged romance between Miss Patty Jennings and a dashing guest spirals into a real wedding crisis. Mr Pierce pretends to be Dick Carter, payroll worries, a mistaken marriage, and a royal pedigree mix with scheming locals as tensions rise and vows loom.
A stormy night leads Minnie to spy on Dor othy Jennings and Mr Dick in the spring house. Dor othy and Dick hide a secret rendezvous while Minnie, in disguise with a shawl and stockings, confronts the scene and recalls the long night. The tale ends with a playful bungled entry as the trio await dawn.
William A Radford discusses house design with northern and southern exposures, emphasizing harmony, drafts, and fireplaces. He notes grates, mantels, and chimneys affect warmth, air flow, and aesthetics. A sample 30 by 45 foot plan with two porches is described, along with cost estimates and material considerations.
A rambling piece recalls an old time pitcher who fed his speed by a loud warm up crack from a catcher using a thick glove. The article links this to a broader psych of baseball and to lines from David Graham Phillips on gender and ambition.
A historical column notes sixteenth century England loved bells and noise with travelers like Paul Hentener. cites the Ancient Society of College Youths founded 1637 and St Martin Vintry practices. It also surveys lime salts health claims, citing German physician Reinhardt and old age debates, then ends with a quip about life and insurance pitfalls.
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