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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
6
A purchasing agent in a San Francisco dealing with cigars refuses to overstep ethics amid a sales pitch. The salesman offers the whole fifty bundles for a cut price, and the agent sniffs and weighs the offer before agreeing to buy four boxes at the stated price.
A garbled OCR passage presents a disjointed dialogue about instruction and teaching. It mentions a teacher, a student, and a radiating scene with implied action near a building, with characters referred to in rough, unclear terms. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a partial court scene with muddled quotes and tangled phrases. Names and actions are unclear, but the text references a petition and a dispute involving a colonel and a judge in unsettled arrangements.
A relay Christmas plan spreads cheer in clubs and schools three weeks before Christmas. Hostesses decorate plan stations and games, provide first course fare, and arrange second course meals at another home. Guests guess tricks, win gifts of equal value, and a post office mystery gift adds task-based fun. The final social uses popcorn candy and holiday baskets, wrapping a week of New Leaf Year festivities.
An unusual Christmas in Swinton is described as Nature blooming and sunshine spreading joy. Abe, a selfish miser, is touched by a gift from the Provident association as the town celebrates a sunlit, merry holiday. The scene is set with church chimes and children calling for generosity.
For Little Folks it seems Santa Claus has gone to more trouble making things for the little girls this year. The catalog notes lusterware items electric food cookers cedar floor lamps and sewing tables finished in a grownup style.
A fragment describes a charity rummage sale at home. A speaker asks what to do with old clothes and learns to fold them carefully at night and place them again in the morning, reflecting household charity activity.
A garbled OCR extract shows a quoted exchange about a cookbook and Christman pie. The text includes disjointed phrases and incomplete names, with no clear event, date, or identifiable people to anchor a summary.
A fragmented note traces holiday stocking lore in small rooms and home rituals. It hints at personal memories, simple gifts, and the cozy ritual of hanging socks by the hearth. The piece evokes intimate family moments tied to Christmas traditions.
The text discusses the difficulty of valuing fruit trees for damages, noting variation by variety, care, market proximity, and owner skill. Courts have often ruled damages based on land value rather than tree value, with apples commonly valued at about one dollar per year up to twenty five years, if reasonably cared for.
Horticulturist guidance stresses maintaining balance between fruit and wood growth during winter pruning. Thin medium size wood, avoid unnecessary large branch removal, and focus on sun exposure. Remove water sprouts, promote fruiting, and coat cuts over one and a half inches with paint to prevent disease.
Cutting currants by wood is described as the common method, similar to grapes. Fall cuttings stored indoors or in a cool cellar root easily, while green cuttings also succeed. Hardwood cuttings are favored, with tips left to form roots, then planted in a nursery to grow for a year before transplanting to final beds.
Fragmentary historical note suggests nitrate of soda and vigorous condition as remedies to accelerate healing of injured parts. Mentions early use of tonics to invigorate and promote faster recovery.
Balance diet essential for dairy cows to maximize production. Old Bossy needs specific rations: about two pounds of alfalfa hay per 100 pounds live weight, three pounds corn silage per 100 pounds, and one pound of grain per three to four pounds of milk daily. Include daily exercise and abundant clean water. Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service offers the guide Feeding Dairy Cows in Colorado upon request.
Public emphasis on clean milk rises as per capita consumption grows from 42 gallons in 1918 to over 64 in 1924. Winter stabling requires extra effort to keep cows and milk clean, since dirt from the cow body and manure can taint milk. attention to sanitation and equipment is critical.
Kansas dairymen report giving little feed, yet still aim for profitability. They struggle with record keeping and credit concerns as bankers demand clear accounts. Kansas State College assists in documenting dairy data and association work.
Winter months require cows to have ample water and forage for good milk output. The notes warn against overreliance on flawed feeds like clover or alfalfa and stress proper forage planning for dairy farms.
William Bailey, city attorney assistant, lent $20 to a young widow in need nearly two years ago. A letter revived the memory as she kept a mental image of a tall gray haired young gentleman in the city hall office. She sent a photo of herself and said she would repay soon while starting a Cleveland millinery business. Indianapolis News.
An awkward fragment recounts a lunch and remarks about Bishop Néel Coward and an English actor playwright. It quotes blunt views on morality and prudes, with London chatter about a modern era and a bold, fast woman described in anecdotal, disjointed dialogue.
Reporting by Film Mr Sugimura the Japanese accredited representative made an innovation at the session of the mandates commission by giving a film display to show the progress and moral development of the populations of the South Sea Islands under a Japanese mandate.
Fragmentary text discusses spelling shifts for terms like aviary and lantern side. It notes a 1909 first appearance of a word, hinting at language adoption timelines and a knave lary pun.
A reader from Brooklyn recounts chronic stomach bloating and poor appetite. After trying Carter's Little Liver Pills, relief came quickly and they now rely on the remedy to quiet stomach discomfort whenever it returns, with endorsement of drug stores.
Pharmacists tout Joint Hage as a speedy remedy for creaky inflamed joints. The ad claims fast, penetrating relief from rheumatic soreness, with a price of sixty cents a bottle at druggists nationwide.
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