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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
5
The text discusses handling plant insects and indoor propagation. It highlights light spraying when needed, avoiding overwatering, and avoiding excess moisture. It notes the benefits of maintaining warmth and minimal rain in winter, with guidance on sterilizing tools and selecting proper propagation methods for different plant types.
An essay by Elizabeth Van Benthuysen explores the winter garden's moody beauty and practical care. It notes the role of plants in creating warmth and character, with attention to natural light, moisture, and the effect of weather on indoor greenery.
Practical guide to growing sweet peas with soil, seed sowing, spacing, trellis setup, watering, mulching, thinning, and protection from pests. Emphasizes rich loam, manure, proper fertilizer, and weekly squid manure application, plus shade and staking guidelines.
A fragmented horticultural notice lists pink roses and varieties such as hybrid perpetuals and Jacquet varieties. It mentions cultivars like York and Lancaster and notes climate considerations for northern growing regions.
A Sunday school lesson covers Paul's voyage toward Rome from Myra to Sidon and Crete. It notes storms and delays, the believers' trust, and the message I Believe God as the ship faces peril. The teacher links Acts 27 28 to personal faith amid trials and divine guidance.
Travelogue style notes describe Guanajuato with its bull ring and crowded streets. The author remarks on peons and caballeros, street scenes with trams and markets, and a Judas Iscariot effigy procession. Also included are odd vignettes about daily life and distant references to phosphorus and Roman tables.
Instructions on washing crocheted shawls and woolen fabrics. Fold and press to shape, lay in a pillowcase, rinse gently, and air dry. Wash woolens separately, observe wool care, squeeze gently, keep suds and rinse water lukewarm, and hang knitted items at 40 to dry.
Fragmentary text references a flight on a large plane and a day on a clean route or route segment. Names, dates, and places are not readable. The readable parts suggest a transportation or travel scene without clear facts or outcome.
A new Tam o Shanter is presented with a narrow brim and straw band. The crown features a large square velvet top, crafted for a rakish tilt and high sideward wear, appealing to fashion enthusiasts seeking a bold, asymmetrical hat look.
Discussion follows the Titanic loss and the Arctic patrols to prevent future ship disasters. An international conference in London proposed a shared lifeboat and patrol plan with cost shares by nations. Iceberg detection myths are debunked and cautious navigation advised in heavy ice zones.
Billy recalls a birthday party where Louis was not invited. The next day Billy teases Louis about the party, prompting Louis to question if Billy spoke at the event and why Louis feels fine while Billy worries about consequences.
A fragment discusses strangers in the city facing trouble moving about on street cars. The text notes streetcars run frequently but hints at safety concerns and urban transit challenges.
A draft patent proposal envisions wing like aids for skaters to enhance balance and speed. Inventors claim wind-assisted propulsion could improve performance while critics warn of safety and fairness concerns at early discussion stages.
A wartime memoir fragment recalls the first winter in No Man's Land, renamed the Gary day of Sivep. The author depicts a harsh, mud drenched landscape, gray skies, and bone cold misery that gnaws at morale and questions the meaning of survival amid endless mud.
An Olivehill Tennessee man describes four years of kidney pain backache and bladder inflammation followed by heart illness. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing his condition after doctors failed to help.
Readable fragments show odd ad lines for dye and a joke about Miss Sweetast night. An odd note claims St Lonig will consume 100,000,000 feet of lumber this year. A dinner question yields a quip about a missing cook and a wife.
Incoherent excerpt shows a speaker labeling a person as highly accomplished yet unclassifiable, followed by a negative remark. The fragment ends with uncertainty about the subject’s status or name.
An advertorial note from Buffalo New York features Mrs Mavitpa Kuntzwen praising a root and herbs remedy named Vegetable Capac alleged to relieve monthly pains backache and irregular headaches in young women. The ad urges mothers and young girls to use the product and contact the Lydia E. Medicine Co for guidance.
A promotional line offers a collection titled Nothing Doing by Miss Prippe with a price of one dollar and twenty five cents per volume. Professor Hardfax notes the works will be compiled into four volumes.
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