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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
7
The ad touts a free Cuticura trial with directions for cleansing the face and bath ritual. A fragmented Lancashire tale recalls two brothers with prominent nasal organs at a mill and a window prank. A Blackwood talk recounts a miner’s dream and a twenty year prophecy fulfilled by a fatal accident at a colliery.
An old advertisement for Petersons Ointment claims piles relief with a 5 cent trial and money back guarantee. The page also includes noisy social vignettes about diamonds, a dinner party boast, and curious remarks on manners and friendships.
The article outlines a Sunday School lesson review based on Daniel's prayer. It details confession by the nation, supplication for mercy, and multiple lesson points about holiness, judgment, repentance, covenant grace, and divine transformation. It cites lessons guiding readers to trust God's love and be open to God’s probing to grow.
A reflection on how each honest act, no matter how tiny, shapes others. The author notes a single missed bloom or star could change the night’s feel, urging personal integrity and quiet good deeds that enrich daily life. Quotes from James T Miller and Eugene de Guerin frame the idea.
A compact reflection on spiritual ascent urging believers to seek the higher vision of God. The piece contrasts contentment with lower life levels with the glory of divine purpose and notes mothers shaping beliefs in their children.
A horticultural note explains tulip varieties suited to pots, growth traits, soil quality, and watering rules. It contrasts heavy and light soils, notes Holland and Virginia soils, and urges experiment to tailor care. Also includes excerpts on loneliness, living spaces, and a humorous quip about Congress contracts.
A guide to proper watering of window garden plants. It warns against daily overwatering and the misbelief of the little and often method. It factors plant type, soil, exposure, and pot size to determine appropriate moisture levels.
Scientific American discusses grind wheel accuracy with Bilwood Hendrick noting tolerances as tight as 0.00024 inches. It explains wheel movement during 0.00025 inch ground and compares a 200 pound wheel at 1200 rpm to a watchmaker’s lathe. A satirical aside mentions soldiers at the front smoking improvised cigars.
A Boy Scouts talk extols the fiftieth Boy who acts with care and responsibility. It stresses picking up hazards, doing good turns, and staying till tasks are finished, teaching selflessness and reliable conduct as essential in leadership and daily life.
Daniel Carter Beard national commissioner of the Boy Scouts of America calls on scoutmasters nationwide to ensure all Scouts uphold the oath. He praises rugged old-time figures like Buffalo Bill and Colonial Cody, rejects gentler portrayals of scouting, and urges loyalty to country and president in wartime.
In Manistee Michigan Scouts cultivate a 175 acre bean farm overlooking Lake Michigan. Herbert Hoover urged Boy Scouts of America to grow beans for soldiers. Six teams of horses and one tractor donated by locals are used. The project funds Scout movement development and harvest supports local youth.
Notes of the Scouts show Alexandria Indiana Boy Scouts harvest 75 acres of potatoes for soldiers. Wolsey North Dakota Scouts wheel an Invalid woman to church. Columbus Ohio Scouts make paper candles for soldiers. Salt Lake City library collects books for soldiers with 2009 volumes by Scouts.
A garbled dialogue fragment references a wedding or domestic dispute with lines about trust and control. It mentions a graduate and names several individuals in a nonsensical fashion, suggesting a playful or chaotic scene.
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