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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
5
A reprint from Estherville News argues living within means grows wealth. It recalls Emmet County Republican receipts of 117 dollars monthly for nine people, noting happiness comes from necessities, not hoards. The piece urges spending less than income to avoid financial troubles and worry.
A first person testimonial describes severe fatigue, hair loss, sleep troubles, and poor vision improved after using Sauerkraut. The author credits the remedy for renewed vigor, sharper vision, stronger breath, and energy to rise early, ending with a cheerful recommendation for others worn down like him. The piece reads as an unknown exchange style promotional anecdote.
A Battle Creek physician states constipation causes most misery but relief exists with Rexall Orderlie tablets. The pill draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement, without habit or dose increase. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night for a brighter next day. Get 24 for 26 cents at Rexall Drug Store via D. R. Snell Pharmacy.
Route Items from Eden township report Hans Tove's illness and Eleanor Sabin’s vacation with parents north of Thompson. Several visits and picnics occur near Thompson, Pilot Knob, and Rake, including B Lanning, R C Beaver, H A Nerdig, and others. Medical and family updates accompany weekend gatherings.
Alice and Esther visited Forest City on Thursday as part of a local outing. The report hints at energetic student acts and humorous anecdotes about endurance stunts and bill paying, reflecting lighthearted campus life.
Notice is given that the will of Zwaantie Brebus deceased dated March 30 1909 has been filed and is set for probate proof at 2 00 PM on the 25th day of Angst 1980 at the Forest City Court House before the district court or clerk. Interested parties must appear to contest or support the instrument as the last will and testament. Dated Forest City Iowa July 24 1980. 15-3
The New York Times notes fledgling cuckoos heed spring warmth but avoid neighbors. Linnean Society in London shows a nurseless strategy where a cuckoo lays in others nests and then ejects their eggs while devouring host food. An English scientist filmed a chick repeatedly tossing out a host egg, likening it to a workman moving a heavy barrel.
Des Moines man George B. Evans reports nightly kidney stone pain eased after using Konjola. He credits the medicine with addressing the source of discomfort and plans to continue use. The ad promotes a seven to eight bottle trial and availability at Snell's drug store in Buffalo Center, Iowa, and other local druggists.
An Illustrated Weeks of India piece describes Shah Jahan’s plan to honor Mumtaz Mahal by a 20 by 20 foot carpet with 57 million knots. The project, drawn by the emperor, used Persian weavers and imports, and guarded secrecy to avoid orthodox opposition.
London Tit-Bits recounts Tarr Steps on Exmoor, a prehistoric clapper bridge over the River Barle. It claims a devil built it in a single night, later thwarted by a holy man. The 120 foot span has 17 piers, no cement, and is among Britain’s oldest bridges.
An Episcopal missionary in Minnesota visited a distant district to conduct prayer. He asked the woman of the largest house for permission to hold services there. She responded faintly about “going out to see,” and the missionary later found the men busy as he urged them inside. The family head asked who has time for souls when the bees swarm.
A second grade teacher sits at her desk when many girls bring love notes signed Carl A-. The class gathers as 23 girls present notes reading I love you Carl A-. The teacher asks why he wrote to every girl, and the boy replies I just loved them all and thought they should know it.
Scientists report moon daytime heat exceeds boiling water while night plunges to about 458 degrees below zero. An ultra sensitive instrument, recently invented, measures heat from moonlight reaching Earth, detecting fractions of a degree.
Boston Globe recalls Clarence Dillon and Nenad and co refusing a $100000000 loan to Germany. A recalled poker scene shows Dillon reading opponents’ faces as bets rose two handed, questioning if his hand was good enough to call, and learning what he sought.
The text describes Helen sitting on Uncle Charlie’s lap as he entertains her by drawing pictures. She asks to draw a dish of mashed potatoes, and he jokes that he cannot draw that. Helen questions if he has eaten them at their house, implying familiarity with the dish.
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