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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

4

The Crowned King and Loyal Servants in Sacred Royal Lesson

The article discusses biblical narratives of Joash the young king, Athaliah’s conspiracy, Jehoiada’s guardianship, and the coronation ritual. It emphasizes the duty of youths to seek God through scripture, church guidance, and royal lineage as a moral lesson for readers.

Treleed Ord Che Wierandy Adbie Lee Athaliah Jehoiada Qe Ane God Jonah

New Suffrage Hat Worn by Miss Alberta Hill

Miss Alberta Hill, a noted New York suffrage worker, wears a felt hat with a band in suffrage colors promoting the votes for women movement. The image highlights the period fashion aligned with activist branding.

Alberta Hill New York

Oddities and Advances Reported From Around Europe and North America

Reports claim alcohol made from chicory root in parts of Germany and Irish electric rail cars powered by gasoline generators. New York leads U S output of fulgurous earth in 1912 with Vermont second and Florida Georgia combining for 97 percent. Notable entries include batfish in Oxbio New York, war priest counts in France, whale meat sausages in Scandinavia, a tobacco-chewing burro in Shuslaw, and scientist Dr Charles D Walcott noting ancient animal and plant remains near Helena Montana.

Germany Ireland New York United States Vermont Florida Georgia France Norway Shuslaw Forest J. Wesley Miller Bethel Charles D. Walcott Helena Montare

All That Mattered

A hotel guest writes a letter to his fiancée and leaves it on a table. Another man reads a few lines and notes misspellings. He learns the letter is for the writer's fiancée and that a farm with seventy cows awaits the young couple, underscoring the motive of love over spelling.

Asbestos Touted for Heat Resistance and Uses

Asbestos described as highly valuable for its incombustibility and fibrous structure. The text notes its versatility from theater curtains to lumber, roofing, plaster, and stucco, and mentions its soft pliability and potential as a conductor improving comfort in extreme temperatures.

Rings of Ancient Rome Ring Ceremony and Traditions

In Rome during marriage contracts a ring ceremony featured a teat feast and a ring placed on the ring finger of the left hand. Romans believed a nerve ran from that finger to the heart. Early rings were copper or tron with key projections symbolizing possession of the husband’s keys, later growing into costly designs.

Rome

Nuns Create Early Artificial Flowers in Italy

A Boston Transcript item notes Italian nuns in convents craft artificial flowers from paper parchment and wire for altars and shrines through the eighteenth century. The text also includes unrelated fragments mentioning a Long Island death and political dinner remarks.

Italy Long Island Wimset Boston Transcript

President Wilson Attends Arlington Cornerstone Laying

President Wilson presides at cornerstone ceremonies for a vast Civil War memorial amphitheater in Arlington National Cemetery. The event honors Union heroes and marks a major phase in the memorial project.

Wilson Arlington National Cemetery

Women Making Shells in War Time Factories

Reports show women filling shell making roles in French and English plants as men go to war. The piece also notes labor leader James Keir Hardie's public image and a humorous anecdote about his rough attire, plus a new loud speaking telephone device in England that allows a caller to summon a subscriber without holding the line.

France England James Keir Hardie Keir Hardie House of Commons Hardie Independent Labor Party Belgium Beng M. P

Coffee Habit Harms Teacher Turns To Postum Testimony

A Mississippi schoolteacher reports coffee caused nervousness mood swings and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum she says nervousness faded and spirits improved, crediting Postum for better health. The ad promotes Postum cereals and instant Postum sold by grocers.

Miss Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Berlin scientists create nourishing yeast from sugar and ammonium sulphate

Berlin researchers announce a nourishing yeast containing over 1 percent albumen derived from sugar and ammonium sulphate. The note appears among varied 19th century scientific curiosities and world notices.

Berlin Alexandra England Florida Census Bureau

Dean's Kidney Pills An Ohio Case

An Ohio case highlights kidney weakness from overwork and poor habits. It warns that excess eating and drinking strain kidneys, causing backache dizziness nervous system effects and rheumatic pains. The remedy suggested is Dean's Kidney Pills.

Dean Ohio

Unruly Gorgonzola and Stray Reflections

A fragmented oddball piece mixes humorous lines about Gorgonzola in a diner with scattered musings on pride folly and prayer. The text includes a waiter exchange and observations on fortune and vanity. Names and places are unclear, but the tone resembles a comic vignette from a period column.

Defects of Childhood and Regional Anecdotes

Defects of Childhood argues physical defects hinder school progress and moral development. A New York Herald quote stresses early heart and mind cultivation for better future society. An Equatorial Michigan anecdote features Representative Billy Wilson joking with a winter element in Grand Rapids.

William —. Bodine National League of Compulsory Education Officials New York Herald Michigan Billy Wilson Chicago Upper Peninsula Wilson Grand Rapids Collier's Weekly

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