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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
6
The piece discusses the 2,000,000 aliens in the United States who may lack proper entry records and the potential impact on families. It cites 1920 census figures, naturalization numbers, and declarations of intention, noting hardships and the need for congressional relief to resolve legal-entry proof before reentry abroad.
Lawmakers note that a blanket federal bill for 2,000,000 would force harsh, unworthy citizens tests and could nullify strict quota checks. Administrators show liberal treatment, with no deportations yet while awaiting policy. Hull aims to handle each case on its merits within permissible bounds.
The national fire underwriters actuary bureau reports 618 homes burning daily, a fire every three minutes, with average annual losses from 1919 to 1922 totaling $322,810,604. The figures imply housing enough to shelter Bridgeport, Conn., and show losses rising yearly, with 1923 about double 1919.
The Agana motion suggests a strange exchange of ancient stones claimed by locals to belong to the Yaotao or Mona peoples. Adults fear the relics, but researchers see the stones as study objects for understanding ancient Polynesian habits. Some pieces may come from forbidden sites, sparking a hunt for origins and potential clues.
A foreman and a worker died after being overcome by poisonous fumes at the George Moser Teather company plant. The dead are identified as Ang, aged forty six, and two other men, Brennan and James Russell, with others injured and unavailable in reach.
Fragmentary note describes a sweltering period in London with large crowds and disrupted behavior. Mentions heat waves, public impact, and scattered references to locations and people. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but convey intense heat and crowded scenes.
A New York fashion authority predicts a volatile spring with high color and unusual fabrics fading into fall. Women seek harmony in dress over coat and dress, favoring shorter skirts yet noting longer models persist. waistlines may reemerge as hems flare, while practicality tempers bold lines and matching.
A fragmented fashion column notes changes in women’s attire with emphasis on iRed and White plaid coats. It suggests avoiding somber tones, predicting darker colors to recede, while whites and pastels rise in popularity for evening wear and personal styling across seasons.
Fragmentary notes describe a veiled discussion on a new shawl and its introduction. Key names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at fashion changes and a cultural event surrounding costumes.
A fragment describes turtle neck sweaters as the summer fashion staple for sportswear. It highlights versatility across golf tennis hiking and hunting with knitted wool in pastel shades like pink blue yellow and ivory and notes the golf sweater matches the overall look.
In a guide for dressmakers, the text discusses simplifying fabric choices, cutting and planning, and adapting materials to the tide of summer trends. It emphasizes quality materials and good patterns as essentials for amateur sewers, noting the craft’s reliance on precise planning and suitable patterns.
A brief note describes Designs in Quilting forming a quilting entry to attract interest. The item mentions a quilting event or project and highlights involvement by the group and participants. Further specifics are limited in the fragment.
A fragmentary note describes chiffon ties with agate ends. The garlanded accessory details are unclear, but the items appear in a vintage fashion listing with partial phrases and scattered descriptors.
Mr A Allen of Bondurant Iowa testifies to Peruna aiding his recovery from influenza and chronic catarrh. He says he was weak for two months and gained to 175 pounds after six bottles, his usual winter weight 155 pounds, and urges others to try the remedy.
The text presents fragmented phrases about tablets and makeup, with disjointed lines including a clown remark and flapper reference. It reads like an incoherent clipped advertisement or literary snippet lacking clear events, entities, or a cohesive narrative.
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