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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
The item notes Joseph Biggs of Anson Texas as one of five Texans to reach the century mark. A veteran of the Mexican War, he reportedly left cattle work earlier this year, turning his ranch over to six children and moving to Anson seeking social life.
A collection of odd notes spans populations in Alberti Canada and Mills County Iowa, early 20th century tech and crime, Bolivia as a top producer, and a vault-roofed waterproof concrete home idea. Mentions include Annie Langle and William Douglas, U S Army expedition to Tripoli in 1801, telephones per 100 in American cities, and a helmeted envelope with a perforated flag for security.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt cites a New England village example where emotion drives costly choices. A pauper’s burial leads to a hearse, horses, and stables built at great expense, surpassing the savings a bridge would have offered.
Six year old Nellie excitedly reports a “gos sip wagon” drawing a crowd near home. Mother explains the scene as a gospel wagon with the child mishearing and noting the crowd, while pondering a possible gossip wagon from Nellie’s description.
A Morote letter reports long running mission work in New Guinea begun 18 years ago by Zahn of the evangelical Lutheran synod. Islanders formerly heathen have renounced witchcraft instruments and cannibal practices. About 8,000 natives are said to have joined the Christian church.
Aerial mail service and carriers Fenader and Nicarizonne push a perilous plan to relaunch world routes. Forty planes allegedly ferry S80 miles from Shinghui to Peking while One Nation's Business Passenger and parcel service ships also carry cargo. Detours and delays challenge operations as authorities trace the Great Wall route via Alfing wuntraat.
The writer JB. proposes a plan for a novel starting with a hero and heroines meeting in Friendship North Carolina then traveling to Love Virginia Kusshinee PlA Ring Arkansas and finally settling in Home Pennsylvania The tone notes a critic's view of modern art that less study yields deeper understanding.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society Peru spans diverse climates from deserts to jungles and has vast mineral wealth. The Sierra holds the heart of Inca heritage with Cuzco and Machu Picchu nearby while the eastern Montana hosts dense forests and Amazon rivers feeding eastern towns like Iquitos.
A fragmentary note describes the sea firefly a shellfish with winglike pieces and a light emitting tubblelike front. It mentions its nocturnal glow and references a homing instinct in migrating birds noting landmark observations guide navigation.
The article describes producing artificial cotton from cellulose bark fibers using crushing, steam pressing, bisulphate treatment, washing, grinding, bleaching with chlorine, squeezing, and heating with acids. Additives such as castor oil, casein, and gelatin are used to strengthen the fiber before final extrusion.
A talking Mouflon and Mouton discuss whether creatures must be admired and why admiration matters. They debate whether charm justify praise, the value of pleasing conduct, and the desire to be worthy of admiration rather than merely showered with flattery.
A jumble of playful notes about Timmy dreaming of two dollar jewelry coins for a stunt savings bank and a childlike confusion over coin laws and savings. The passage, misread and garbled, hints at family chatter and a humorous view of coins and habits.
A Cedar Avenue joke about nationalities unfolds in a first grade classroom. A pupil claims his father is Hungarian, another says Vormusian, and Sam explains his Cedarian father was born on Cedar avenue.
Rev. A. TL Sykes former Watkins Park Presbyterian pastor Newbville Tenn relates his wife Tanias relief from illness after using a medicine sold by trading druggists. He credits prompt results and restoration of her health following months of weakness and nervous breakdown.
The Pontine Pilate built reservoir near Jerusalem, 13 metres south of the old site, has been enlarged to hold 5,000,000 gallons. Before the work, Jerusalem relied on Tocaral fall for water with rain-collection tanks uncleansed for a century or more.
An old style ad warns that genuine Aspirin must bear Bayer on the package or tablets. It cites uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. It notes Bayer as the trademark and lists small 12 tablet tins and larger packages.
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