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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
2
A miscellaneous old cooking feature with household tips and recipes. It covers drying fruit for storage, grape and berry preserves, jams and wines, crusts, dressings, and cookies. It includes advice on planning work, managing nerves, and coordinating family helpers for house chores.
The piece blends fashion critique with playful anecdotes from Philadelphia and St Louis. It covers lineally the latest coats, embroidery inspired by peacock feathers, colors like purples reds and greens, and practical details such as capes, pockets, and belt construction. It also offers a DIY motor veil recipe and a comic exchange about a bruised eye.
The text describes a bee’s route as a lesson in navigation. It notes bees visiting a garden tend to loop over a wall about five yards to one side of a nearby feature rather than taking a straight line. It suggests careful observation reveals the bees’ chosen route and why they follow it.
A fragment describes a “perfect potato” weighing about eight ounces with medium size and shallow eyes. It notes a milking stool design enabling waist fastening, and mentions calf-raising measurements and milk-fed calves in a dated style.
In a detailed guide to bungalow architecture, William A. Radford promotes rustic design with nature inspired exteriors and practical interior planning. He explains features like a gabled exterior with decorative boards, a living room with a fireplace built from cobblestones, a den that can become a spare bedroom, and a sun porch.
The rustic bungalow features a hip and gable roof, exposed supports, and a pergola porch suited to small country estates. Its emphasis on natural materials, airiness with seven large rear windows, and careful landscaping improve comfort, health, and aesthetic appeal while fitting narrow lots.
A fragment from the Yonkers Statesman notes wounds caused by earth propelled by exploding bullets and shells, detailing three forms from dirt embedded in skin to deep necrosis and subcutaneous hemorrhages, with an extreme case of nine and a half pounds of dirt in a wound. It also includes a quote about starting a fireless cooker.
How to treat a cold by keeping warm and resting in a draft-free bed. If unable to stay warm, seek active outdoor exercise such as brisk walking or running. Do not linger in drafts, and dry off with clean underlinen after activity.
A humorous exchange contrasts Mike and Pete over a hypothetical million dollars and fear of being frozen out by billion-dollar players. The piece weaves in quips about European peasants and oddball notes on science, humor, and regional trivia without a single clear central event.
Daddy tells a story about Marjorie and her cat Kitty who accompanies her to the first day of school. Kitty hides in a wood box as a fire starts, then alertly meows to warn the class while the janitor and pupils avert disaster. The bell wearing cat earns praise and a birthday gift from the school.
An old photograph loses appeal as styles shift while manners kindness and smiles endure. The piece notes fashion fades yet good manners and friendly words stay timeless, contrasting dress trends with lasting personal decorum.
A clipping mentions Karean sending requests for American press clippings on European forest conservation. It notes the national forests program is starting to show payments and that the department regards this as beginning to testify dollars, with the Cleveland Plato Dealer commenting on early gains.
Six years of female troubles left Mrs Barrow weak and unable to eat. After ten days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could eat without pain and gained weight. Her husband notes the medicine saved her life. Psychological quip follows about hypnosis in campaign talk.
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