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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
7
A jagged collage of phrases, snippets, and misread text touches on magic words, wartime orphan care, fashion, and public sentiment. The fragment references spells, a shave method, and a Boston Transcripts note, alongside Paris scavenger images and wartime appeals, all woven into a noisy historical clipping.
A wide fragment covers canning methods and kitchen savy including sterilizing jars with hot water, packing fruits like apples peaches and pears, and methods for meat preservation. It then shifts to general cooking guidance with recipes and tips on salads, dressings, and common baking ratios, reflecting era household guidance and reader commentary.
The readable bits show a cooking style with onions sugar and a granite dish. Incoherent phrases reference don and brown color and hidden terms suggest a damaged historic recipe fragment with garbled instructions.
A guide outlines methods for a housekeeper to train assistants, emphasizing simple routines to stay fit for heavy duties. It stresses learning basic tasks daily, including a steady rotation of duties and managing time to handle ordinary workloads efficiently.
A garbled passage discusses a false assortment with phrases about Pirnish a sesent variety and Druih wihitte net d again, mentioning Wenrn's Brokwear and Ball Fringe. It hints at bull fringe used on Sem of ie Newer contin frorks and suggests applications to tunics and apron skin.
Fashion notes highlight the return of black net and satin gowns with embroidered novelty nets in blue shades. Tunies remain popular, paired with black linen effects and subtle color touches. The trend favors underskirts of smooth satin and restrained use of embellishments.
Practical design plans outline a one story tenant house 28 by 25 feet with living room kitchen bedrooms and bath. William A. Radford offers free advice to readers while detailing construction lines layouts and framing specifics for a farm tenant dwelling.
The article notes farm labor shortages worsened by wartime enlistment and urges older workers into rural work. It presents a one story 28 by 25 foot tenant house design with a basement, pipeless furnace, storage under porch, and porch framing details. It also references chivalry in London and a barn converted to a studio by painters.
Skeletons, many children and some adults, lie in caves near an Arizona tribal reservation. Clothing appears old and undisturbed, suggesting they have not been moved for over a decade. Officers have yet to form a theory as to their origin, with details about shoes and dress mentioning items from Japan.
An advertisement-like excerpt promotes a homemade freckle sunburn whitening lotion using lemon juice and orchard white. It claims inexpensive results and harmlessness, urging purchase of lemons and three ounces of orchard white from grocers or drug stores. Included are unrelated social snippets and a colonial era exchange.
A celebrated fox blessedly eluded Pennsylvanian hunters after a half hour chase by hounds from the Speakman camp. The wily Reynard climbed a tree, was shaken loose by William Speakman, fell thirty one feet, and escaped uninjured. The tale ends with a local quip about a nut cracker invention.
An old newspaper ad promotes GOLD MEDAL kidney capsules as a universal tonic for aging adults. It claims to ease backaches, stiff joints, and urinary issues by flushing toxins and supporting liver and stomach functions. The copy touts the product as odorless and tasteless, urging readers to buy for preventive health.
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