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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
6
Julia Bottomley notes 1928 fashion shift toward longer skirts and see through hems, with four piece knitted ensembles, three piece beige sports suits, and evening wear moving toward more formal daytime and evening styles. Designers emphasize see through hems, braided trim, and coordinated fabrics in beige, coral, and neutrals.
A temperance lesson on Belshazzar's feast from Daniel 5 traces revelry and sacrilege at Babylon’s height. It cites wine, idols, and dissolute luxury, notes the handwriting on the wall, and ends with Daniel’s interpretation and the king's doom, warning modern readers to heed Nebuchadnezzar’s fate.
A biblical verse fragment from I Corinthians discusses possessing prophecy knowledge and faith to move mountains, yet deeming oneself nothing without charity. The text emphasizes charity as essential beyond all other spiritual gifts.
The statement presents a reflective note on gratitude and art, echoing a theme of humility and appreciation. It references restraint and the value of less flamboyant expression, suggesting the virtue of being quietly thankful. No named individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Dr William Sadler argues in Collier's Weekly that fear is a shared heritage among thinking beings and much of human behavior stems from basic emotions found in animals. He notes civilization has tamed dangers yet not erased fear, urging even minimal physical activity and baseball for health.
A London Tit-Bite feature humorously praises Sir Hugh Rigby the newly made doctor baronet for royal service. In a hospital ward a child asks which doctor attends him, and another patient replies Doctor Rigby. You needn't worry, says the boy, as you will get better under his care. He took after me and the king.
A Bath controversy splits a Bath district in Hottbridge England over installing a shower bath at the schoolhouse. A skeptical school board member boasts of not bathing in ten years and dares pro bathers to produce a healthier specimen. An elderly man of ninety recalls not bathing since his mother ceased washing him at ten.
Four year old Joseph voices a curious worry after a shoe inspection. mother finds no object in the footgear, Joseph speculates it may be in the other shoe as they search for an unseen sensation.
The world’s largest locomotives are being built in Manchester England for South Africa. They measure about 00 feet in length and weigh approximately 220 tons each. Projected annual costs reach around $150 000. The report notes the ambitious scale amid limited remaining details.
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