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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
4
Jim Higgins visits a farm and, at breakfast, cuts rind from pork and piles it aside. The farmer notes that they all eat the rind, and Jim replies that he is saving his for the farmer. The exchange highlights social customs and humor during a rural visit.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 85 cent hair tonic that revives neglected scalps and improves lifeless hair. It claims rapid results with less shedding and dandruff, leaving hair looking glossy and youthful. A humorous barber anecdote closes the piece.
An old advertisement promotes a harmless laxative called California Fig Syrup for infants and children, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels without griping and contains no narcotics. The copy urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with clear directions and warns against counterfeits. It sits beside a humor snippet about a bald-headed guest amused by a sonny observation.
Ad claims Cascarets cure biliousness constipation sick head ache and indigestion. It notes availability in stores under the advertising heading and lists price as ten cents per box.
After a staged fight aboard the Sarah, a British destroyer arrives revealing the scene as cinema. Satan renegotiates salvage rights with Dark Carquinez and Sellers, asserting the derelict is worth more than the run down ship and demanding full salvage plus debts settled. Ratcliffe backs Satan, while Cleary and the others maneuver for their share.
In a brief interruption Cav Guinez stops the argument as MM Lak interjects with a sharp remark, ending the bargaining session. The fragment suggests a tense scene concluding abruptly with a single exclamation.
In the Havana harbor the Sarah docks near the old Maine anchorage as customs men board and Ratcliffe realizes his cruise and Fate demand the sequel. Jude, Satan, and Natives move with plans to reach Nas s au while Ratcliffe contemplates trust and dependence amid perilous schemes. A fragment from Topeka Capitol quotes Bert Walker on apricots as politics.
In the Chicago American a quirky line prompts readers to note a misstatement about a one-cylinder vehicle. The snippet hints at a lighthearted column and reader humor reflecting city life.
The rain tree name stems from its habit of leaf closure during rains, not water shedding. Early voyages placed the tree on Ferro in the Canaries, where a famed rain tree supposedly supplied fresh water to the island before being blown down in a storm.
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