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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields a confused synopsis about a film by Oppenheim Fay Bem. Mentions bidders garian and Gracure, diamonds, and a valet. Characters Tom and Sentra Sin Rin appear with unclear roles. No clear plot or outcomes discerned.
Crage Craig, a feared servant, is cornered after a chase through a swindled house bought by Professor Ashleigh. A revolving staircase hides a secret cellar, a concealed telephone, and a plotting gang. Quest and Inspector French pursue clues to the docks, where Craig attempts escape aboard the Durham as Quest and the team close in on him.
An inspector pursues a man hidden under a tarpaulin aboard a river steamer. Quest realizes the suspect has swapped clothes with a stranger, causing a false lead. The Durham departs downriver as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
An essay argues true walkers prefer solitude to shared strolls. It contrasts two essays by Thomas and Hastitt and champions enjoying woods and roads without conversation or distraction, noting companionship appeals to many yet true walkers seek intimate scenes and sounds alone.
Gatun lake creates new economic conditions for nearby natives who previously relied on limited river routes. Native cayucos line the Gatun lock front market as they learn lake navigation, though they fear lake winds. Winds vary seasonally, threatening small boats while dugouts face head winds. Optimistic thought. Good management is better than a good income.
The piece discusses an AMA effort to study brains postmortem to glean lessons about leadership, ambition, work, humor, and social behavior. It notes aims to identify traits shaping success and cautions about appetite for knowledge while reflecting on observations of living brains and a digression on blue skies and weather effects. It ends with a travel anecdote about Pat and Mollie on a fence illustrating courage.
Josephine de Marr extols vines as beautifiers and shade providers. She advises deep spading, heavy manuring, and sturdy supports after planting, notes many flowering climbers, and praises honeysuckles, clematis, ivy, and Boston ivy for covering structures and creating privacy and color.
Advice on protecting potted plants from full sun by burying pots and building a slat structure. Notes mildew on climbing roses and recommends sulfur when wet with dew. Warns that in dry seasons extra care is needed as leaves yellow and wither. Recommends frequent grounds maintenance and removal of fallen blooms for neatness.
Lady's Slipper filled article explains propagation of hardy roses by layering or cuttings. It covers timing after flowering, rooting in river sand, transplanting to pots, soil mix, and frame protection, with notes on different rose varieties and care. It ends with a brief cartoon caption about Cedric and Clarence admiring nature.
The 1824 London treaty barred Russian expansion south of 54 40. The Hudson Bay Co. refused a sale, and in 1840 Captain Butter bought Fort Ross and four nearby settlements for $30 000. Russia moved Sitka in 1842, and California joined the United States in 1850 after Mexican cession. Uncle Eben notes a safer war if each battle had a fair attacker.
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