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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
2
In a small mountain settlement, John Moreland forgives his old foe John Moreland as Elizabeth Littleford reveals the truth behind coal dealings. The pair end years of strife by chiseling away David Moreland’s grave marker, replacing it with a cross symbolizing forgiveness and reconciliation among Bill Dale, Elizabeth, Ben Littleford, and the community.
In a sunlit snowy setting, Bill Dale learns he is a Moreland and the baby David was his kin. Old Dale confesses adoption and guilt over David Moreland’s death, while Elizabeth reveals she killed Adam Ball to protect Bill. The couple vows to marry, as a woodsman spots signs of their separation and hints at a looming chase or reunion.
Describes bobwhite birds as poor at defending young, unable to flee when danger approaches. Nesting on the ground exposes eggs and chicks to predators. Mothers alarm by calling and feigning injury, while young drop to the ground to hide.
The article advises on hat styles by face shape and age. It cautions against stiff monotonous edges, recommends wider brims for stout or tall figures, warns short slender women against large brims, and suggests soft pliable hats for children. It notes glasses require softened hat edges and favors tam o shanter for every stage.
A buttonless jacket with a high collar and wide flaring sleeves features a broad sealskin trim along the neck. It latches at the throat and offers a belt free design emphasizing unconfined silhouette.
Fashion notes describe fall Paris trends with purple and cerise, fur trims, wrappy coats, satin hats, and black and ostrich being popular. Georgette remains key for blouses, with bright colors preferred in sports frocks. The jumper dress boosts net guimpe blouses with round collars, higher necks, and possible adoption of high neck closures in line with Paris.
Practical guide to reusing worsted wool by unraveling passe garments Then wind the wool into full skeins without knots soak wash and dry in shade Before rewinding into new sweaters or accessories the article cautions against knots and rough handling and advises careful drying and eventual re winding into neat balls
The article describes severe sport waists, autumn suits on mannish lines, striped shirting blouses, and collar styles with silk cravats. It contrasts masculine and feminine sport blouses in linen patterns blue white and striped, plus care tips for baby dresses sleeves with hems and lace for easy laundering.
An advice piece offers quick home remedies to improve complexions and beauty routines. It suggests twice weekly toning with a home mixture, includes a recipe using onions baked in a dish, and mentions a facial whitening process with cold water rinses. Also offers a pea salad method and a method to brighten nickel fixtures with whiting and ammonia.
A fragment from an old kitchen column offers duck preparation tips: paraffin sealing, feather removal, and simple stuffing with bread and apples. It advises roasting with pork fat, brief parboiling to reduce fishy taste, and serving with light salads such as orange or apple. Also notes a quip about friendship and foes.
A dated set of kitchen guidance detailing recipes for baked potatoes with bacon, a mutton casserole with olives and currant jelly, chicken and spinach soup, summer squash fried with salt pork, and cabbage rolls stuffed with seasoned meat and rice.
A garbled collage shows voices from Seattle and Boston papers with remarks on phonographs, standard tunes, and old fashioned courting slang. It mentions educators failing to mold thinkers, and notes a writer William Tenn.
A historical note ranks nations and regions by cattle heads. The United States leads with 96,582,000 head, Australia follows with 11,519,000, while Texas is cited as the top cattle raising state in the United States with production comparable to Australia.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for tinting baby coats skirts and curtains with simple directions. It claims dyes never spot fade or run and promotes other bargains like Red Cross Ball Blue for linens.
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes critics of home beer makers who advise what not to do to avoid intoxication. The piece suggests they should spell out warnings clearly rather than using ambiguous phrasing, emphasizing practical safety over cleverness.
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