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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
A home decor feature highlights using small vivid color to enliven neutral schemes. In a dining room with oak and a silvergray rubbed finish, orange accents appear on a wicker tray, lamp urns, and draperies. Japanese grass cloth walls and a two toned rug complete the look. Hand needlework on chairs and sofas grows fashionable with careful color choices and a soft woolen sand backdrop.
A room in the afsle uses an 80 cheerful blend of ruffled curtains and cretonne valance with tie-backs. Gray cretonne printed with large roses decorates the window area, while a gray skirt box and plain gray floral fabric cover the under-portion. Gray braided rugs and CHst-olt chairs with cretonne sip covers add a homey touch.
Clemson College expert A. M. Musser urges prompt careful handling of incoming nursery stock. Pack roots in damp moss or similar material, unpack quickly, and heel in if not planted. Create a 45 degree trench, cover roots with damp soil, water as needed, and avoid mixing varieties to prevent drought damage or death.
William Magee a retired contractor from 3840 Lafayette Ave St. Louis Missouri reports Tanlac cured his bladder trouble and back pains. He says he regained a strong appetite and sleeps well after starting the medicine and endorses its use. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The Court of Customs Appeals faces a winter docket filled with strange tariff questions. Wheat screenings may be taxed or free, and shipments like 23,000 pounds of goats' beards through the Panama Canal highlight the quirky, high-stakes nature of international trade.
Enormous losses occur annually as fruits and vegetables freeze during transit. Shippers of apples in Oregon Washington and Idaho filed claims with railroads totaling over 3 million dollars last winter. The Bureau of Mineries United States Department of Agriculture has provided loading and heating guidelines for refrigerator and box cars. A heating system for the US standard refrigerator car has been designed to prevent freezing at forty degrees below zero. Service tests to adapt the system to daily use will be conducted this winter.
Farmers report larger crops and better prices are required. Yields are not as high as they could be and locals say more support could boost production and income.
Hog cholera is identified as the swine industry’s most serious obstacle. Practical guidance on orchard work urges digging tree holes large enough to admit roots without bending or breaking, ensuring roots can spread in their natural position.
A motion picture press luncheon features jokes about foreign tongues in New York. Tommy Gray quips he will speak in English since the event is for the press not film tradesmen. Australians in New York share a cold exchange. a magnate jokes about language learning. An advertisement promotes Coplin Carbonsalve for skin ailments with a Raleigh Rockford address.
Autumn-bearing strawberries thrived this year mainly with ample moisture. Despite variable conditions they remain a worthy addition to the home garden, offering reliable production when water is sufficient.
A misread quip from the Michigan Gargoyle notes a canary’s death, humorously attributed to a cat’s action with the line Our canary died a natural death the other day So Yes the cat ate.
The speaker recalls giving thousands to the campaign chest in the past, but now deems a $50 donation sufficient. He ran for office and received 200 votes out of 25,000 counted. Atwan, in that position, views a party contribution as a poor investment.
A historic newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a versatile kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites physician endorsement and customer testimonials, promises sample bottles by parcel post, and urges purchase through Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Ola Lady notes Major Trotter Blount will speak at Riverville Episcopal Church on village life, marking his first visit to Riverville after extensive travel. The notice highlights the event as a local talk with consent given by the major.
Advertisement for Cuticura Toilet Trio featuring soap ointment and talcum powder. Promotes talcum as an antiseptic, scented economical choice for face skin baby and dusting use, claiming other perfumes are superfluous. Uses period marketing tone and emphasizes economy and fragrance.
A reader letter argues the after breakfast pipe is best while others prefer the last smoke of the evening by the fire. Edgeworth tobacco promotions invite readers to share opinions and request free samples from Larus & Brother Company in Richmond Virginia.
A Boston Evening Transcript quip contrasts distance with enchantment and notes admiration of a well off girl. The exchange frames social commentary on attraction and fortune in a compact witticism.
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