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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
6
A collection of doodles and anecdotes notes a garter snake on a yard, a child misnaming, and a tree limb wrap. It parodies medical advice and features a joke about Amelia insisting she is not bad but cute.
The text shows garbled verses and odd remarks about bottle branding and a joke about a wife’s role. It includes a misheard interview fragment with a Mr Glipping and a Birmingham ageHerald quote about the Order of the Thistle dating from 1657, omited to the king of England and 16 knights.
A fragment quotes a dialogue on prison torture and political finance. The exchange notes concern over a large campaign fund impairing party confidence. A willing worker admits fear that both huge and tiny funds can damage credibility.
A sermon outline discusses two paths before every person the straight narrow gate to life and the broad deceptive way toward destruction. It warns against false teachers and their fruits, urges obedience to Christ, and emphasizes building on the rock of His sayings for true salvation.
A devotional excerpt seeks help to detach affections from earthly things and aspire toward heaven. It references the genius of Christianity, sacrifice, and misread or arcanely phrased ideas about receiving Christ’s promises. The passage appears as a fragment from a 19th or early modern religious discourse.
Fashion correspondent notes fur mantles shift toward cape and dress shapes for 1910s 21 season. Robe style furs in organdie and satin, marsupial look with robes and marten trims, caracul and moleskin pieces emphasize draped capes, square backs, diagonal fronts, and wrappy coats.
The article surveys fur coats and wraps in the season highlighting moleskin dresses with fur trim, gray galalith buttons, and enclosed sleeve-less designs. It notes Hudson seal popularity with kolinsky accents, mink capes, and extravagant chinchilla and Russian sable pieces.
The article discusses hat wearing as a mark of individuality for Milady and contrasts French and American styling. It emphasizes choosing hat veils to flatter the face, matching veils to outfits, and treating the veil as an accessory, not a hair net. It also mentions quaint colonial bedroom decor and blouse trimmings with lace and red leather accents.
A range of homestyle dishes is outlined with instructions for Irish Stew Casserole, Baked Sweet Potatoes with Bacon, Hashed Brown Potatoes, Banana Fluff, Rice with Strawberry Sauce, and Strawberries preserved. Also features cucumber and Milwaukee sandwiches, Pineapple Tapioca, and Caramel Frosting tips.
A collage of cooking tips and recipe hints covers suet handling, butter baste, and onion sandwiches. Venison roasting guidance suggests saddle preparation with salt pepper and flour, frequent basting, and a ten minute per pound rule, with spiced grape jelly as a serving option. Apollinaris water is noted to brighten drinks with fruit flavors.
A compilation of observations on American telephone leadership and efficiency with anecdotes on remedies and social life. It notes four-fifths of world telephones are in the United States and praises rural systems while detailing South Carolina textile industry employment and mill payroll figures.
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