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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
3
A historical note reads as a cryptic fragment mentioning Phillips Oppenheim and a foreign or ambiguous reference. The text provides no clear event, date, or context beyond names, suggesting a placeholder or misread OCR segment. Further readable details are required for a concrete summary.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jagged notice about a motion drama from Universal Films. Readable bits mention a premiere or screening, with unclear names and dates. The text remains garbled but signals film event coverage for a local newspaper card.
Detective Quest evades Red Gallagher’s trap during a tense pursuit on the railway line. He uncovers Macdougal’s body, escapes a station ambush, and foils a murder bid before a deadly discovery at Quest’s home. Mrs Rheinholdt learns her jewels may be lost again as Inspector French uncovers murders including Miss Quigg.
Inspector French probes the murder of Ross at a house where a Salvation Army girl was due for a check. Sanford Quest claims the clock stopped at eleven fifteen and denies suspicion while Laura and Lenora react. Quest insists he was on tower No 10 in New York City scrapping for his life.
A fragmented review from the Manchester Guardian discusses claims on a polar possession and what it would mean for exploration. It envisions a pole marked with inscriptions for Peary and Cook, public excursions, and national prestige amid Arctic feats. It also reflects on the Panama Canal as Columbus’s avenging act, reopening routes to the Orient after four centuries.
Belief among Kurds that evil spirits guard Mount Ararat contrasts with travelers who reach the summit, while James Bryce notes others have done so. In New Orleans, architect Nutting sues for damages as attorney Kerman endures a dramatic demonstration of pain in court. A home remedy for asthma and other notes close the item.
Robert C. Benchley riffs on hay fever every August and mocks secondhand cures. The piece lampoons unsolicited tips, powders, and “friends” who claim a brew will stop symptoms, only to reveal impersonal motives or insurance pitches.
A collage of observations on noses in poetry and a dash of curiosity about prehistoric Indiana traps near Santa Fe. The piece muses on Browning's A Face and the unspoken focus on noses, then shifts to Washington scientists and lava rock traps to infer clever ancient Southwest hunting methods, ending with a social commentary on feet, shoes, and childhood feet on earth.
A look at five hundred East End women who peel onions by hand for daily earnings of up to a dollar, peeled in water to keep the onion white rather than to save eyes, with notes on family lines and a quip about Baron Rothschild’s funeral. The column also recalls a comic exchange about marital happiness and a plea for another dress.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century pamphlet page touts women’s fatigue remedies. It includes testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Castoria for infants, with lines urging readers to seek confidential advice and noting the popularity of home cures. The page also contains short quips about new money and a joke about a name change to Limousine.
In a vaudeville quip, a manager dismisses a rumor Nero played as Rome burned. He jokes no musician would share a bill with such a rival since a conflagration would outshine performers. The punchline notes a conceited showman with a player piano.
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