Elwaner Grain Yields Reported in 1918 Harvest
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a 1918 harvest yield of 35 bushels per acre for Elwaner or a similar locale. Mentions remorted as bly Shae weed of the rnitobs, and a Bert fen here in unclear context.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a 1918 harvest yield of 35 bushels per acre for Elwaner or a similar locale. Mentions remorted as bly Shae weed of the rnitobs, and a Bert fen here in unclear context.
A whimsical account from a wedding scene notes the couple alone after guests depart. The bride asks her husband to declare love privately, while a parade of odd clippings follows, including satire about coffee health claims and a tuberculosis day endorsement drive.
The piece traces Thanksgiving origins beyond the Pilgrims, noting English fasts before the Reformation, the 1605 Gunpowder Plot aftermath, and early observances by Walsall and Sagadahoc. It covers Bradford's 1621 Plymouth observance, the shift to annual days, presidential proclamations, and evolving practices from feasts to public parades and charity, ending with a timeless spirit of gratitude.
An arriving cook asks how to locate the house, and the employer reassures her that she won’t miss it. The suburb keeps a reception committee at the depot to guide guests.
In Torrance county New Mexico Father Julius Hartman reports to the School of American Archaeology discoveries of prehistoric towns near Pines wells and Canyon Pintada. Ruins include circular communal dwellings burial remains and stone implements dating back over a thousand years with vivid granite wall scenes showing hunt symbolism plumed serpent and thunder imagery. Also noted is a new parachute design using paired hemispherical buoys attached to a harness rather than an umbrella plan.
A Piccadilly canine outfitting establishment shows pets dressed in lavish gear from $100 to $2,500. Dogs wear coats of scaleskin at $25, ermine trim, and boot sets from $2.50 to $25. A diamond studded collar priced at $4,000 illustrates the era’s extravagance. Meanwhile mothers’ care stands as key disease prevention, per Dr Griggs at Philadelphia’s Children’s Homeopathic Hospital, emphasizing cleanliness and routine.
C F Langworthy government nutrition expert cites USDA meat inspection reports showing few mutton carcasses rejected and that mutton and limbs digest readily without disturbance. He argues mutton and lamb are commonly used in invalid and daily diets, supported by experience and scientific inquiry.
A 19th century testimonial credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing a facial infection after twenty six days and a separate tale recounts Mrs Dane's naming quirky, linking Missouri Arkansas Sedalia and a Green River parade beside a bystander remark about five regalia in a humorous Atlantic vignette.
A Wig non clergyman Rev Edmund Heslop describes long battle with dropsy swelling fatigue and heart fluttering. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he felt revived. He confirms continued faith in the remedy in a later letter. Also includes puffed advertising text for pills and other items.
The Western Canadian threshing season yielded record wheat oats barley and flax quality and average yields near the top. Reports cite wheat around forty bushels per acre and oats from fifty to over one hundred fifteen, with flax yields varying by region. Accounts praise mixed farming, large scale operation gains, rapid machinery use, and many settlers moving to farms as prosperity grows.
A frenzied mother pleads to enter a children's fancy dress ball to adjust her daughter's butterfly costume. The stage-door keeper refuses access saying no adults admitted, while the girl remains inside without her wings.
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