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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
7
A Toledo man initially expected to die by September 20 reversed his mind. The ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a quick digestive aid claimed to relieve stomach, liver, and bowel ailments and to prevent surgeries. It urges chronic sufferers to try a dose and promises convincing results.
The piece extols Western Canada as the wheat granary of the world, noting productive prairie lands, open park-country settlement, and potential railroad expansion. It highlights 160 acre homesteads, profitable grain use for cattle feed, and the appeal to immigrants despite varied climate and roads.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines an emergency campaign against foot and mouth disease. Fourteen states are guaranteed protection, with rapid spread and dramatic measures including slaughter of cattle and disinfection of farms. Officials warn of direct and indirect transmission by humans and animals and urge strict avoidance of infected stock visits.
Federal authorities have long tracked cattle movements using bills of lading and rail records to locate exposed stock. Quarantines aim to halt spreads by stopping movement from infected or suspicious places and bringing exposed cattle to a standstill. Slaughter of exposed cattle may follow to contain the outbreak.
A fragile domestic scene shows a four year old girl defying a request to tell her mother about her mischief with scissors in a library. The piece moves through varied short items including statistics on sight and hearing, egg preservation methods, and brief notes on discipline, toys, and military drill in New Zealand society.
Federal state and local quarantines tighten controls on infected farms with bans on shipping and school access. Stock raisers are urged to cooperate with authorities, report suspected cases of cattle disease, and enforce quarantines to prevent wider spread and future losses.
An agricultural note discusses free range hogs for spring pastures, alfalfa as top feed value, and a redd sow receiving limited corn. It warns against cold sheds and poor shelter for hogs, cites copperas for health, and advises small weekly doses to aid drinking water.
A reading on poultry keeping promises leisure and learning for women. It notes that tending a flock provides amusement, sun and air, and a chance to gain through prudent purchases rather than waste. It highlights practical benefits of outdoor activity for housewives.
The passage describes Britain as a manufacturing and mining hub with rail and canal links to the River Hamber, highlighting Hull's seed crushing, flour milling, oil refining, and paint industries. It notes Nuremberg as a long standing toy center and leading German pencil producer, and mentions Turkish tobacco seeds sent to the Philippines and California for experiments.
An aviator visits a physician seeking help for vague symptoms. The doctor calmly declares him well and prescribes plenty of fresh air. A separate note warns few have opportunity, joking that one man in a million gains a gift even if offered chores.
Sermon by Rev J H Ralston urges recognition of God as the sovereign, citing Psalm 46 and the idea that nations fade before divine power. He contrasts human plans with divine will, notes Elijah’s stillness as hearing God, and argues war shows God’s supremacy over earthly rulers. He credits America’s leader with solemn communion with God.
The quotes explore obedience to divine will and submission as key to heaven on earth. Andrew Murray and Pestalozzi are cited, contrasting heavenly will with human distraction. The passage emphasizes living in accord with God’s will as blessedness and inner kingdom.
A Manchester merchant prince hired a rising painter for a portrait. They agreed on fifteen days but the artist finished in eleven, prompting the prince to protest four days of paid leisure. The painter extended work in small increments to lengthen the session.
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