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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
4
A collection of amusing and odd clippings from a Kansas editor’s note and assorted reflections. The items range from matchmaking pleas to Vatican guard banter, Carrie Nation in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Abe Ruef’s origin tale in San Francisco.
A Bulster case discussion centers on Dodd's Kidney Pills claimed to cure nervous trouble in a local boy after months of illness. The page also includes miscellaneous ads about marriage certificates, Foot Comfort devices, a cold water brandy claim, Magnet Piles, and a Hot Springs train schedule via Iron Mountain Route from St. Louis to Hot Springs with new and turning train times.
On a burning ship silhouetted by phosphorescent seas, Pope dives to save a sinking Black mother and her infant, then plans a mutiny and a slaving voyage. Crystal weighs his feelings as Laura receives the rescued child, while Pope hatches a scheme to seize the Alnwick Castle and pursue wealth and marriage.
Laura bonds with Captain Pope aboard ship as she contemplates rescue and reunion with England. She asks about contacting her guardians and reveals fear of pirates who abducted her, while Pope confirms plans and asks for patience before they wed. The tension centers on safety, lineage, and impending marriage amid voyage.
A whimsical tale follows a man who leaves home to escape toil and finds joy in nature and pumpkin pie. He returns to a gloomier house, lamenting he has left his pipe and vows not to roam again without it. The humorous verse ends with a quip about the misplaced pipe.
A lustration carving shows an almost exact replica of a bronze ax pipe or tomahawk tied to Capt. H. N. Fairbanks of the city. Found four feet underground by Mr. Harnes of Campovello Island, Bay of Fundy, and presented to D. B. Jones. Supposed French design.
The article notes bees may have a signaling word or sign unique to each hive. It suggests such signals could prevent outsiders from entering a hive, with Lord Avebury cited as considering there is some basis for this idea.
A rare black American scoter duck, usually coastal, was shot in the Westfield River area of Massachusetts. The bird is notable for a yellow upper bill and is uncommon inland.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Rider of Chelsea Harbor Massachusetts both aged 72 remain active and recently walked to the summit of Greylock mountain and back to their home, illustrating exceptional vitality for their age in a small New England community.
A newly married woman in Dover Delaware required police protection after a rejected suitor threatened to kidnap her. The incident prompted police involvement to guard the bride and ensure her safety following the wedding.
A playful dialogue contrasts a kitchen scene with a slogan about De fiance Starch offering flexible, durable results. Mrs Newly-wed consults a cookbook as Mr Newly-wed asks about the dish, recipe No. 18 ap, page 396.
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