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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
3
A garbled excerpt cites disjointed phrases about advice to eat, a printed warning to a reader, and reflections on memory and vigilance. The text includes scattered terms like Boston Evening and references to men perceived as tall or lukewarm, with no clear cohesive event or person.
A long reader note outlines camouflaged kidney recipes and varied dishes from rabbit saute to mock roast chicken. It covers kitchen science and economical meal planning, including coconut and cheese salads, bread steamers, and rhubarb pie, with homemaking philosophy and handling of leftovers.
Recipe fragment detailing a marshmallow cream dessert and a chocolate marshmallow cake. Instructions describe mixing marshmallow cream with cream, preparing two cake layers, and assembling with a chocolate glaze. Includes measurements and mixing order, with baking in greased tins and topping steps.
An advertisement style feature extols a six room house designed for easy upkeep and comfort. It argues building your own home best expresses personal ideas, notes American architecture’s focus on conveniences, and highlights a stucco, rectangular plan of 36 by 28 feet with a sun porch, terrace walls, and versatile brick or tile construction.
The article extols American homes as supremely comfortable and convenient, highlights designing with an architect, and details a specific 26 by 16.5 foot living room layout including a large fireplace, dining room, kitchen, porch access, and garage. It notes three upstairs bedrooms, a bath, a sewing bed in a sleeping porch, and a study of floor plans to guide builders toward a practical, comfortable family home.
A lively Indianapolis station scene shows M F Lynch, the train caller, trying to match a distraught elderly woman with her daughter. The woman cannot recall her daughter’s name or her address, and a humorous mix of moon theory quotes and moral advice follows as readers are treated to fragmented anecdotes from Clampolis News Travels of the Moon and a quip about an athlete's broken record.
A theater manager, amid a wedding gathering, mistakes a stage crew member for a soldier and jokes about their life. Guests laugh as the bride discovers the impersonation. In Morocco, prisoners must pay officers for arrest and escort to the police station.
A clumsy childhood scene shows Allee begging her father to attend a ball game. The parent, stern and duty focused, dismisses the request, insisting work comes first and chastising the child for imagining leisure.
The Commerce Museum of Philadelphia shows peat's potential in 11,188 square tiles of peat products. Besides fuel, peat fibers may spin yarn, paper, packing, insulation, soundproof boards, paving stones, and alcohol. It also serves as a preservative and filler for fertilizers and stock feed.
An advertisement extols Freezone as painless and cheap, allowing users to lift corns, soft corns, and calluses from feet with a few drops. It promises instant pain relief and easy removal "root and all" using fingers, with small bottle cost from drug stores.
A five year old Dorothy watches her aunt drink milk and refuses it with a quip about crying like it with tea or coffee, suggesting a playful, childlike reaction to dairy. The fragment presents a domestic moment with a humorous line spoken by the child.
A shy youth named Bingte fumbles at a dance between two girls, stuttering and twiddling thumbs in fright. Meanwhile Dr Branner of Lehigh and Count de Ballore’s zoological library pass to Stanford, a rare collection valued for its 5 000 tiles in a manuscript catalog. An unrelated note claims cheaper ideas, joking about feeding beasts and mixing a fly with black raspberries.
Castoria promoted as a harmless substitute for castor oil and narcotics with decades of use for constipation stomach and sleep. The text also cites a 19th century ice transport theory and a travel anecdote about General Pershing in France, mixing product claims with assorted tangential notes and observations.
A scrambled clip mixes medical patter about kidney and bladder troubles with scattered jokes and curios from a historic page. It cites a Dutch patent remedy promising cures, hints at taxes and governance, and intersperses brief quips about marriage, law, drink, and Malay exports alongside stray notes on local officials.
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