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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
6
In a tense romance scene Lynn and Marty profess deep affection while debating their future away from the crowded apartment. He vows lasting devotion and hints at travel and Rene’s fate as they plan Rome visits and possible marriage jewelry.
In a bitter November, Lynn, Wild, and artist Rene navigate a web of passion and art. Wild reclaims purpose in his father’s business while Lynn faces an impending public reveal of her portrait. A Christmas Eve gift exchange and a marriage proposal loom as newspapers sensationalize Rene’s rising career and Lynn’s entangled fate.
Three days before Christmas Marty bursts into Rene’s studio to announce the Guggenheim Award. He hugs Rene and Lynn as they work on a spring cover image, then Rene returns to his easel, energized by the news.
University expert L M Winters argues modern breeding moves away from purebred ideology toward crossbreeding and efficiency. Studies from Minnesota and Maine show crossbred hogs and dairy cattle outperform or vary independently of traditional type standards, guiding future use of proven sires testing inbreeding and artificial insemination to boost profitability.
A cagelike device seven feet by six by ten feet with a fly tight roof uses canvas flaps to brush flies off cattle and other livestock as they pass through. Flaps on the ceiling sides and floor frames trap and destroy pests, while wire traps at the sides catch brushed-off flies. Installed at high-traffic spots like barn entries or paths to water, it becomes a predictable routine for animals seeking relief from summer horn flies.
Studies show roughage type alters milk pigment with carotene as the cause. Green pastures and legume silage rank highest for yellow color, while poor quality hay and beet pulp yield low color. Higher yellow color indicates greater vitamin A potency in milk.
Hoe and Hank Geese guard cotton by gobbling Johnson grass weeds around the clock. In a western Mississippi county farmers keep flocks of 75 to 100 geese in cotton patches from sunup to sunset. The birds eat steadily along the rows in all weather and some farmers sell geese after harvest while others keep them year round.
Jim Farley retires as National Democratic chairman to head the New York Yankees. The piece notes his shift from national politics to baseball life, his wish to avoid dual roles, and mentions James M. Cox backing the move as Miami considers winter training for the Yanks.
The article cites the U S fleet passing through the Panama Canal at speed with 110 ships in 48 hours, delivering a vessel in and another out every 26 minutes. It also notes whales can stay submerged for two hours and then exhale forceful breath audible for over a mile.
The article notes that only 24 states levy a sales tax on retail purchases with about 450 million dollars collected annually. It adds that Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi have made their sales tokens interchangeable for interstate shoppers while a large Eastern railroad ships 200 to 500 tons monthly of rust to steel companies for iron production.
On stage six the director calls for absolute quiet but a loose floorboard squeak and a makeup stick drop shatter the hush. A two gun volley erupts, ending the kitchen scene as cameras roll and silence collapses.
Quote from Seneca warns against giving advice to others without first auditing one’s own conduct. Emphasizes self-reflection before guiding others.
A Plautus style line warns that lending money to friends may cost both the coin and the friendship, underscoring caution in prudent financial dealings and social trust.
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