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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1927

Page

6

Pennsylvania Dutch Kitchen Turmoil in Aunt Rosy’s House

Lizzie Schwenckton hides tears as Aunt Rosy rules a dirty kitchen and strict discipline. Meely challenges the elder, while Susie lies ill under Rosy's care. A tense farm household battles control, chores, and a fragile cure as family pressure mounts.

Nettle Jakey Lizzie Sammy Rosy Susie Mr. Schwen Meely Aunt Rosy St. Croix Creighton Mr. Schwenckton Schwenckten Suate Aunt Rovere Snommy Ahe Inpolite Mister Sam Schwenckton Ike Berks County Dauphin County

Great British Bank History and the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street

London architect Hl Rooksby Steele explains how the Bank of England originated in Mercers Hall Cheapside and Grocer's Hall Poultry with Sampson Taylor and Cockerell as key builders. Taylor carved Britannia in the cornice, inspiring the bank’s nickname the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. Riots in 1870 prompted extensions after removal of nearby church fears.

Bank of Bngland Threadneedle Street Hl. Rooksby Steele London Britain Bullion House John Soane Lincoln's On Fields Sampson, Taylor and Cockerell Mercer's Cheapside Poultry George Sampson Bia

Millinery Confections Again Velvet Dominates Fashion

Velvet dominates this season with midwinter hats and wraps featuring rhinestone animal ornaments and beadwork. Velvet coats and gowns, including reptile prints and multi colored jackets, rise in popularity as Paris designs velvet parasols and fashion houses praise its enchantment. Julia Bottomley reports on the chic, elaborate millinery trend and velvet’s fashion prestige.

Paris Marlon Fasulog Nixon Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union

Wild ride ends with Rogers riding deer across river

In Marshfield Oregon logger Fred Rogers allegedly leaped onto a buck deer as it swam across a river. The animal carried Rogers and his load before peers finally captured the exhausted deer and freed him.

Fred Rogers Marshfield Ore Rogers Peers

The Cheap Guy Mrs Fuddle Saw Your Father

A playful quip from the New Bedford Standard about a mariner described as a “cheap guy.” The exchange features Mrs Fuddle and Mrs Muddle joking over the quarter deck and naval terms.

Fuddle

Pasadena Sunshine Earns Bold Claim From Real Estate Booster

Realtor Wineman, a globe trotter with ties to the University of Chicago, praises California and Pasadena to an Easterner, boasting 865 days of sunshine a year as a conservative estimate.

Wineman Globe Trotter University of Chicago California Pasadena the Hasterner Mr. Wineman

Bad Example Mother Robert Warning About Williams Smoking

A fragment notes parental concern over Williams smoking with a directive to keep him away from his sister, reflecting a tense household moment and admonition.

Robert Willia

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