12 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
1
A humorous exchange from a Penny Press column shows Harold lamenting a costly first date, saying the lesson cost him his entire week's wages. The quip contrasts Harold and Harold chat with a playful tone about romantic missteps.
A fragment shows a street scene remark about a merchant selling items described as smelling of smoke. The banter suggests a witty take on a fire sale and a dealer in bacon and hams, with a quip about the merchant.
A 5 foot 6 inch, 226 pound woman consulted a physician on reducing weight but refused to eat less, hated exercise, and insisted on remaining in bed until 7 a.m. each day as currently.
A patient overweight person reduces weight by shifting the heaviest meal to noon while walking daily in city stores. Over four months she loses 16 pounds as energy use from walking and lower evening intake cut excess fat. Exercise motivation grows as weight drops. Medical supervision advised.
A compact reflection portrays death as a passage rather than a fixed state, framing it as an act of transition. The piece suggests the concept of demise moves beyond convulsion to a gradual crossing, inviting contemplation of mortality.
Embroidered flowers in lazy daisy and satin stitch offer easy, stylish decoration. The pattern 5857 includes transfers of motifs and borders with color suggestions and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept for the pattern.
A compact aphorism asserts reverence as life’s main joy and power. It urges reverence for youth’s purity, elders’ tested truths, and the gracious, living, and immortal marvels across ages.
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