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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
Enoch Wentworth and Andrew Hierry stage a poker night as Emiline hints at a curse tied to green turquoise jewels worn by Miss Paget. Dorcas, Robin, and Dorcas's maid recall a slave era tale of jealousy and murder while Emiline fears the turquoise is turning green and portending trouble.
In a Harlem home, Emiline relays stunning tales of Miss Paget and Miss Bourne, triggering fear and scandal over a mysterious letter to Mrs. Alice V. Bourne. Dorcas questions motive as Emiline seeks work for the little blind boy Robin and hints at grim fates.
Wentworth hides in the library as Oswald urges him to write again. Zilla Paget, an ambitious actress, arrives with blackmail material labeled Exhibit A. She moves into Wentworth’s house, provoking tension with his sister and stirring a dangerous plot that hints at past guilt and possible violence.
A churchman account describes Easter Island as a remote Pacific land with 200 life sized stone figures averaging ten to twelve tons, some forty tons, set on long platforms. Quarries reveal unfinished statues and dual rock types used for crown work, while the island remains sparsely inhabited and shrouded in mystery.
Prominent analytical chemist Dr Charter Glaner dismissed claims that finger prints can be permanently altered by chemicals. He explained lye can remove outer skin layers, dulling prints to the naked eye while preserving detail under magnification. The piece notes mail carriers face Arctic-like conditions near Pubin Bay in Lake Erie, using ice boats when waters freeze.
The article argues modern dairy farming as top tier in specialized husbandry. It links dairy profitability to crop rotation, soil fertility, and legume sourcing, stressing nitrogen from atmosphere, manure use, and nitrogen-rich crops. It urges careful herd management, accurate milk and feed records, and breed discipline, favoring single-breed herds and selective pressing of proven sires.
The feed cutter should be in use on every farm the corn shredder is an excellent thing but why set out all of the corn crop in a silo as the best probable position to get every pound of value out of it. Cause of Failures A good many farmers failed to make much money last year even at the high prices. Why because they did not understand how to breed and feed for profit.
Guidance on storing clover hay projects air time before stacking or mowing. Stacks should rest on poles, brush, straw, or old hay. ground contact causes spoilage. Top with green timothy to stabilize. Key detail: cut at proper stage, avoid rapid leaf loss, aim for even drying to prevent heating or spoilage in either stack or mow.
A midwestern pasture guide outlines eradicating wild onions by autumn deep plowing and early spring cultivation with mark and disk. It recommends corn or cotton crops to suppress top growth, plus selecting brood sows based on breeding usefulness to boost swine profits. It notes hog cholera suppression funding and emphasizes dry quarters for hogs and proper packing for market squash and pumpkins.
Dry grains are essential for turkeys as wet mash harms digestion. Farmers should provide primarily dry grains to keep their digestive systems functioning. Across states there is an increasing number of farms under twenty acres, signaling a shift to smaller rural holdings.
Congressman William H Murray describes modern life after returning from vacation. He recalls a transformed rural scene with motor cars, cigarettes, phonographs, and piano renditions. A village store tale illustrates shifting attitudes toward a new preacher and evolving social norms.
An old fragment mentions Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted infant remedy with a 30 year signatory claim. The text shifts to a social exchange where a Bowne group complains about a young man wanting a professional dance career while a dancer dominates the venue.
Fragmentary text describes a captive and a levee cry, with garbled dialogue about coffee and a belligerent demand. It mentions a chief, a lieutenant, and references to poison or gas, but the readable parts are disjointed and uncertain. The overall sense is chaotic and not a clear event.
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