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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
2
Mrs Andrew Campbell of Washington, a cheerful mother of nine with three sons in service, visits Artington National Cemetery twice weekly since November to place flowers on every soldier buried there from the World War.
A fragmentary item notes that popular hymns like Onward Christian Soldiers were written by Sabine Baring-Gould in 1800 for a special occasion and sung by children. It also mentions Dr Charles Ku ss claiming eye power can propel force, and references hypnotic or evil eye beliefs with home ad rhetoric.
A compilation of assorted items mentions mining output, tides explained by the moon, England’s ice imports from Norway, Richmond’s Confederate White House as a Civil War museum, seed quality problems causing harvest losses, palm line readings, the cost of maintaining Bevonshire gardens, a Reno bascule bridge floor with electric motor, global bat species distribution, a Paris pet cemetery with Brussels Laeken burial ground, and the Azores’ first name origin linked to hawks.
The Lynn, Massachusetts Boy Scouts list numerous campaigns and activities across the year. Projects include poster distribution for a D. D. club, feeding birds, aiding residents after a fire, delivering coal during shortages, snow clearing hydrants, raising funds for France, searching for missing Danish boys, distributing handbills for a Clean Up Campaign, giving flags to the Lyon Loyalty League, grave decoration for veterans, assisting memorial day parades, backing Red Cross roll calls, and collecting and distributing Christmas toys to 300+ children via charitable centers.
American boy scouts joined a Memorial day parade in Japan, with flags of both nations displayed prominently. The event featured ceremonial color guards and community participation celebrating shared remembrance.
Forester Greeley of the USDA lauds Boy Scouts for their public spirited forest protection efforts during Forest Protection week. Scouts in Macon survey sanitation, Montclair boys build a shelter hall, Atlanta scouts on duty at an advertising convention, and Wisconsin Rapids to plant 1,000 seedlings with 300 scouts.
An American woman writer argues Siberia defies harsh stereotypes with surprisingly moderate winters, varied flora, and a rich mix of peoples and languages from Vladivostok to Omsk. She notes vast mineral wealth, harsh roads, grand churches, and sturdy, gentle Russians despite Bolshevik upheaval.
A collection of whimsical notes on modern routines and fashion from Britain and America. Air Commodore Maitland parachutes into a hangar after dark, prompting musings on future bed time exits. A curtain designer improvises with wallpaper scraps to match, while two toned veils and lace frocks reveal contemporary styling trends.
William A. Radford explains a durable comfortable design featuring half timber and stucco, a broad screened front porch and sun parlor. The article details a spacious 13 by 23 foot living room with brick fireplace, three–sided light, and a rear dining area, emphasizing practicality over showiness for first time builders.
An article describes a practical modern home with a sun parlor sleeping porch, compact kitchen, and rear garage. Emphasizes strong, comfortable living spaces, ample windows for air, and a two-story layout with four bedrooms and generous closet space. A concrete driveway leads to a semi tunnel style garage adjoining the house.
The piece traces roller skating from its French patent origins through key 19th century innovations, noting two wheeled cramping gear by Piimpton and gradual recognition of the invention. It recalls 1860s England and the 1880s US peak amid rail and industry references and then shifts to short quips from the era.
A fragmentary collection notes dry sea shores with no sea serpents and offers quirky adages on common sense fear consequences and aging. It touches on greatness, speech about women, and the idea that pity at seventy is less tolerable than wealth in a bank.
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