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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
Dr James W Barton discusses health and middle aged decline, urging thorough medical exams and balanced lifestyle. He cautions against dinitrophenol for weight loss, citing studies on 60 cases showing limited safe use and potential poisoning, recommending reduced food intake and small initial doses only.
EW YORK. They say poker is dying out, its place being taken by bridge, a game played with 52 cards and frequently, as between partners, with 52 times that many harsh words. I look next for a revival of tit-tat-toe. You can quarrel over that, too. And out on the dude-ranches, old cowhands are being schooled in discreet love-making to qualify them for Be Good to Debutantes week.
Dr. Paul Ehrlich, a Jewish German bacteriologist born in 1854 and died in 1915, earned over 30 honorary degrees and foreign decorations but was awarded only the Order of the Red Eagle, third class, by Germany.
A wrought iron bell is attached to an old anchor fastened to a wood beam. From the end of the beam the bell hangs, creating a distinctive dinner call device for guests or fame.
An eye witness recalls the 1860 Chicago Republican convention where Seward and Lincoln competed with noisy demonstrations. The crowd roared as Lincoln was nominated, with banners, hats, and a painting of Lincoln unveiled amid cannon fire. A later 1880 scene shows Conkling and Ingersoll fueling cheering as Grant’s name was invoked.
A reflection on enduring keynote lines from past conventions. The piece notes Glynn’s 1916 Wilson era keynote and Beveridge’s 1912 Bull Moose remark as rare examples that endured beyond their campaigns. It contrasts fleeting modern keynotes with these lasting lines highlighted by the Western Newspaper Union.
An authority states that prehistoric northern Arizona Indians declined drastically after shifting from pit houses to multi family pueblos, with population dropping from 23,000 to near zero due to tenement like living conditions.
Dr. L A Maynard of Cornell summarizes a Cornell bulletin on mineral needs for farm animals. Proper calcium and phosphorus supply is crucial for pig growth to prevent weak bones, lameness, and death, with benefits extending to dairy and beef cattle, horses, sheep, and lambs.
BE W Tinker of the U S Forest Service notes rising 4-H farm forestry projects as a new income source. He cites windbreaks shelterbelts and groves adding about a thousand dollars per farm and says forty-one states provide trees at nominal cost. Census data place farm woods among the top ten farm income sources nationwide.
C C Culbertson of Iowa State College advises a light grain ration for sows nearing farrowing to gain weight at breeding, aiming to increase piglets per litter. Include a protein supplement such as one half gallon skimmilk or buttermilk or half a pound tankage per day and keep a mineral mix available. During pregnancy feed to maintain good condition.
The Ohio Experiment Station recommends broadcasting timothy seed on top of the soil from the grass seed box at about six pounds per acre using the drill. Do not cover with a cultivator. let nature cover. Ridges from the drill may protect young timothy in winter, aiding a thick stand.
Ninety percent of Pennsylvania farmers own automobiles. Rat control relies on premises cleanup and poison. Farmers spend six percent of their time away from the farm for trading and visiting. Erosion threatens most U S land due to slope. Avoid hungry livestock near toxic buckeye, wild cherry, and locust trees. Massachusetts dairymen place cows faster than twelve to fifteen years ago. Cream texture affects souring. ideal butterfat lies between 30 and 49 percent, not over 40 and not under.
Lesson on Paul guidance to Timothy from 1 Timothy 6 8 16 emphasizing godliness over riches the fight of faith and steadfast witness. It stresses mentoring young leaders preparing Christian workers for future ministry and prayer for workers to advance the gospel heritage.
The passage argues worship and prayers serve man by aligning him with God and strengthening his dependent state. It asserts worship aids in virtue formation and the highest personal improvement.
The speaker vows to learn only what is good and enduring, hoping that lessons stay with the heart beyond this life and into the hereafter.
OCR reads a fragmentary line about portals and sight through a Slasn darkly. It references God and preparation, attributed to Mountford. The readable text is incomplete and lacks full context or citation details.
A vintage crochet pattern presents floral motifs from pattern 5658, showing two compatible designs that combine into a useful linens set. Instructions and stitch illustrations include materials, with purchase by sending cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Household Arts Dept. at 29 Fourteenth St., New York. Include name and address and pattern number.
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