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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
3
Winter cooking favors richer dishes as cold weather sets in. The piece details baked Indian pudding with suet, chestnut croquettes, a winter conserve, chestnut puree soup, and oyster sandwiches. It notes traditional methods and ingredients like brown sugar, suet, cranberries, apples, pineapple, and chestnuts, aiming to provide hearty meals for warmth.
A cartoonish scene shows small animal cages in Copenhagen snuff factories where creatures are trained to sneeze. They are exposed to red pepper and lutefish to toughen sneezing nerves, ensuring only the strongest snuff causes a kerchoo. Clever cages dump snuff into containers after a sneeze.
A vivid, whimsical description portrays a paper-shell pecan head with a split bean ear and clove nose, a single peanut body, split kernel feet, toothpick legs and tail, and a star macaroni tassel, attributing the odd figure to Motragoliten Newsnet.
In 1857 58 Basle expedition records show camels demonstrated swimming across the 290 yard Colorado River. Lieutenant Beale guided a camel into the water and it swam out to safety while others crossed in small groups. The account contrasts with Huck who claimed camels could not swim at the Yellow River in China.
A reflective snippet notes that self love never grows less and a friendless man surfaces when learning to play the cornet. It suggests faith is rare where found and warns a man believes others view him better than he is as time passes in a small town.
KNOWN TREES LIQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA WEE GUM described as a tall beauty with furrowed bark. It features corky twigs dark star shaped leaves and a top good for street planting. Autumn colors red yellow with brown purple add street appeal. Roots are tender and drying. resin sap used in chewing gum and medicinal value.
Jean Newton recounts a prince’s wish to forego royal life, noting a child’s simple preference for play over pomp. The piece contrasts adult glory with a child’s value of freedom and authenticity, then shifts to a discussion of economic wants and how desires fuel trade and affect prices.
A 1930 poem by Douglas Malloch contrasts frugality and debt with the idea that the truly rich are the poor. It stresses saving, avoiding debt, and teaching children earnings, while acknowledging modest wants during hard times.
A brief note from the Grand Rapids Press reflects on how people with spare hours commonly choose to spend them with someone who is free, highlighting social habits and shared downtime.
A quirky tribal saying claims misfortune falls on the left-handed drinker who awkwardly handles a highball. The piece cites Giby McCiuee Nuwapapes Syndicates as the source of the superstition.
A fishing firm reports that daily catches from Key West provide much useful material for arts, sciences and industries. Carcasses yield hides turned to leather, backs of brushes and hand mirrors, livers pressed for oil rich in vitamins, and bones used for fertilizer. a variety of fins and fins are shipped as edible delicacies.
An ad urges readers to weigh themselves and follow a lean eating plan with fish vegetables and fruit, plus a hot salt tonic each morning. It claims dramatic fat loss in four weeks and promotes Kruschen at a local drug store.
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