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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
4
Col E H R Green, noted capitalist, at a luncheon for flying officers in South Dartmouth, spoke on love and speed. He quipped that airplanes are swift but modern love is swifter, suggesting love rises and ends quickly with a witty summary of the era. He urged practical humor as a reminder of flight ambition.
A modern mother asserts strict discipline by adopting her daughter’s pet brand of cigarettes as a sign of influence, drawing attention in a domestic culture piece.
Bolivar Brothers butter and egg men of Greater New York report a four yolk egg from Narrowsburg New York. They have candled millions of eggs and found two eggs with three yolks about once in ten years. Twins triplets and quadruplets can occur in poultry though may not hatch.
An old health ad urges Americans to guard kidneys from excess food. It promotes Jad Salts a grape lemon lithia drink to flush acids, improve kidney function, and relieve bladder issues. It advises daily use before breakfast and claims safety and affordability for home use.
Joseph Gardner and Agnes Quinn obtained a marriage license on September 21, 1918 in Minneapolis. The couple married on October 8 but could not explain why the license had not been used earlier, and the license was later returned for filing in the district court clerk’s office.
The article recalls lasting newspaper classics like McCutcheon’s Injun Summer, Bardin County, 1809, and Is There a Santa Claus, noting annual reprints by Chicago Tribune New York Sun Kansas City Star and others. It traces origins from 1907 to 1897 and highlights Memorial Day and Thanksgiving pieces including Walt Mason and Wilfred Ferril.
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