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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence essay critiques politicians sparking wars and public folly. It blends observations on history, religion, education, poverty, and social behavior, noting echoes of moral critique, class and wealth, and the clash between peace and conflict.
Edward W. Pickard notes the celebrated aviator Charles Lindbergh completes the first nonstop crossing from Bolling Field to Mexico City. The journey, about 2100 miles, faces navigational delays but ends with a grand Welcoming in the capital attended by President Calles, diplomats, and a large crowd. Mexico’s news and U.S. Congress honor follow, while broader policy items include naval building plans and political upheavals abroad.
A Swedish officer named Duner lost memory after a mine blast while serving under the British flag. He was discharged as Captain De Montalt due to a hospital mix up, fought again in the air force, then invalided with a 100 percent pension. His memory returned in Stockhol m revealing his Swedish identity.
Miss Dorothy La Verne Bacher, 23, an artist, announces engagement to Harold K. Beck, 25, of Everett Massachusetts. She presents a joint contract of commandments to guide married life including faith, prayers, household duties, trust, openness, and social conduct, with specific cautions on jealousy, secrecy, and attendance at events.
Readable fragments indicate a public savings drive or program impacting students and families. Mentions a large monetary figure and named groups, with unclear OCR errors surrounding dates and organizers. Core fact points to significant saved amounts linked to students and schooling.
A December lesson outlines Jesus birth foretold to Mary and Joseph, the shepherds receive the angelic message, and the heavenly hosts sing praise. The narrative emphasizes divine timing, universal offering of salvation, and the shepherds’ immediate action to Bethlehem to confirm the events.
A reflective note on divine grace and endurance, contrasting trials God affords with the burdens humans fear. It suggests that much mental strain stems from imagined afflictions rather than real, providential trials, urging faith in grace supplied for present burdens.
A cryptic reflection on earthly life and the path toward glory, contrasting worldly existence with spiritual aims and urging moral conduct aligned with gospel faith.
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