22 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
1
The piece surveys hats veils and dresses in light and sheer fabrics. It highlights lace chiffons net gowns and pink satin ribbons with elaborate net coats and cream lace trimmings. Parisian veil trends and colors from violet to taupe are noted as the season’s arrivals.
The article describes fragile sheet veils, laces, and chiffons, advising careful washing and storage. It notes fabrics like net and chiffon, the use of Russian blouses, and coat and shirt styling, with color caution and ensemble coordination for formal wear.
A fragment lists fruit based desserts and savory pairings. Cantaloupe and watermelons appear with sherbet and fruit salads. muskmelons are suggested for pickles and preserves. Duchess apples with onions describe a tart sweet dish to accompany pork chops. a French custard with whipped cream tops off a seasonal menu.
A fragment from an ancient papyrus cited in American Rowne Crucis offers moral guidance. It urges kindness and restraint toward a wife, praising fed meals, proper dress, and gentle influence over force, framed as the path to respect in the home.
A home recipe feature outlines fish and meatless salads using tuna mayonnaise and bean mixes, plus indulgent peach and pear desserts. It includes tips on peeling vegetables, frugal cooking, and using leftovers like ham bone for sauces. The piece blends practical dishes with moralizing lines on modern leadership and thrift.
The Remborn village Unflen tree is claimed to be over 1,200 years old. Arthur Sowerby of the Smithsonian and Washingwe, while touring China, identified 12 new mammal species from the Tertiary age, increasing the total number of specimens documented.
The article records Charles Sidney Jump w full years serving in Queen Annes county Maryland court terms and a rare single day in Centerville. It notes W Hubert Temple of Churchill serving on the May term petit jury and mentions the Hix family lineage.
The article details a lying bird motif in a mew bureau scarf with blue venetian work and eyelet embroidery giving a colorfold effect. It also introduces a Russian Middy blouse as a dainty sport blouse with a belted waist and slashed sides, often with smocking at the shoulders.
An article by William A. Radford argues for a balanced approach to house design blending stone and wood. It explores enduring construction methods, exterior detailing with vines and shrubs, and practical interior layouts and storage features.
A celebrated pianist on her final western tour played the Minute Waltz as an encore. A man in a large riding suit opened a silver watch under her nose and timed the performance, then declared she had done it. In a separate vignette, a three year old Keith faced a bedtime punishment and offered a humorous revenge for misbehavior.
A whimsical retelling about a Moon Earth eclipse where the Moon jokes with trees and stars while the Earth boasts its hearty health. The dialogue frames a playful children’s fable style with a narrator and asides from grownups and a schoolyard world.
The story recalls a privateering era anecdote where Joseph tricks a hesitant underwriter by signaling the ship’s arrival to avoid a useless premium. It then notes Lundy Island off Devon, with about forty residents, tax exemptions, no parish, no poor, and a history as last Welsh bard sanctuary with over 50 000 saints supposedly buried there.
Practical guide on drinking milk slowly in small sips to aid digestion. Emphasizes four minutes minimum per tumbler and one teaspoon per sip. Includes humorous asides and humor snippets from contemporary sketches and cartoons.
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