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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary crime text mentions detective Burns displaced amid a case involving a man with a copy of Sherlock Holmes and a femme named Mr Girrns. References to a trial, consternation, and crude advertisements about beauty products appear in a chaotic narrative fragment.
A distressed Mrs Brown confronts a grocer about last week's eggs, claiming they were not fresh. The clerk coolly notes a freshness display while the exchange hints at lingering resentments and local tensions in the shop.
A garbled court fragment shows a defendant Wille interacting with counsel and a witness labeled Dib Wife. The text is cryptic and missing clear actions, dates, or outcomes, reflecting a damaged OCR portion from a legal proceeding.
Fragmented chatter recalls an orchestra director’s memories of dancing and wedding music, a half‑dennin orchestra, and funerals, alongside a historic well near McClintockville. The piece juxtaposes humorous tuning woes with a 1881 Pennsylvania crude oil operation still producing a modest but steady stream of oil today.
A simple on site device tightens woven wire fences to keep them taut and neat. Eyebolts set in forms before pouring concrete receive rods or pipes that pull the wires tight, with a right angle wrench preventing loosening. The method uses four eyebolts per outer side and prohibits wire slack after curing.
A fragment describes a metal fence hardware item labeled as a tightener for corner posts. It mentions iron construction, cutting a hole with a chisel or square punch, and a separate wrench or wider tool required for each tightener. Appears as a note from Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Early maturity and high egg production drive profitable poultry keeping. If fancier standards hinder utility breeding, revise the standard. In cattle horses sheep swine or poultry any score card that punishes utility hampers breed improvement. Distinctive breed traits must be kept, but minor fine points often block progress. public opinion supports constructive breeding.
The grasa remains very green at each cutting making curing hard. Water content and succulent stems slow drying. With good hay weather the first crop can be cut around a month after maturity by swathing and bay feeder. Rainy weather yields poorer hay quality.
The article argues inbreeding and linebreeding raise costs and discard rates but yield higher quality animals for top breeders. It contrasts excessive inbreeding with diluted linebreeding and suggests the best breeders achieve progress through strict selection.
Poultry confined to small yards should always have green feed such as lefties sprouted oats alfalfa or clover. Best production on pond range where no extra green feed is required. Feed costs similar to standard feeds. Emphasizes cleanliness in hot weather. Offers tips on turkeys refusing food when unwell.
A durable seed corn rack can be made from welded wire fence and hung from the ceiling to maximize air circulation. The design offers mouseproofing and low cost, using about eight inches of fencing per rack. Tips include bending ends upward to keep ears from slipping and trimming wires for better airflow.
The article argues silage is increasingly common due to space efficiency and stock benefits. It highlights lower storage needs, year round succulent feed, no waste when of good quality, easier handling in winter, and rising value compared with other feeds.
Improve silage quality by careful extraction using a fork with close tines. Skim the top and keep the surface level, slightly lower near the outer wall. Cows throw some feed, but if left along the feed alley it can cause a bad odor.
The notice warns that mite season is at its height and hens may drop production. Inspect sleeping quarters for red mites that hide in roost cracks, nest sites, or cracks in walls. Eliminate by kerosene paint or carbalic acid, with corbolinim preferred.
Plan for fattening geese outlines confined feeding for two to three weeks with added vegetables. Advises farmers to unload motor trucks at elevators and notes roughage benefits for calves. Stresses vermin control and recommends Swiss chard lettuce and beets for chicken feed. Ends noting profits from purebred hogs.
A vintage kitchen section lists corn bread and corn mush bread recipes with water buttermilk flour corn meal and soda and baking powder. It includes apple cake bread omelette cornbread, rice with peaches, desserts and cleaning tips for fabrics and household stains with steps and safety cautions.
In a neighborhood tale two young boys Ralph and David, ages three and five, spar over who has seen greater wonders. Jealousy grows as David boasts of animals and Ralph interrupts with a claim to have seen a "bitné tiger" during a year apart.
This excerpt explains suede as a tame kid leather with a velvety nap derived from Sweden. It notes the process involves buffing the flash side on an emery wheel to create the nap and mentions variations where grain is buffed or scoured to produce the nap.
Chicago reports from users nationwide claim Eatonic rapidly relieves belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery. Long term use allegedly clears excess acids and gases, restoring vigor. Regular dosing after meals is advised and speak with a druggist for guidance. An unrelated travel anecdote about a Russian politician follows.
The ad touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for long use by millions of physicians. It promotes Bayer packaging, directions for headaches and pains, and cheap 12 tablet tins, with references to catarrh and a German proverb.
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