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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

3

Let Our Motto Be GOOD HEALTH by Dr Lloyd Arnold

Health essay argues for winter vacations to align with disease patterns. It cites past summer typhoid and diarrhea declines due to sanitation, urges sun and rest in February March, mentions indoor crowding spreading colds, and promotes winter sun, outdoor time, and flexible schedules as practical health measures. Dr Irwin Spelsman cited.

Lloyd Arnold University of Illinois Collier of Medicine Gulf of Mexico Irwin Splesman Western Vaton

Bits and bon mots from old humor column chatter

A collage of droll remarks and playful exchanges from 19th and early 20th century humor pages. Witty asides touch politics, marriage, cookery, and social foibles, with quips about crops, finances, and manners from satirical voices across publications.

Not What They Ought to Be

A fragment from a luncheon scene shows Marjorie refusing her aunt’s offer of pickles. The auntie pushes sweet pickles, while Marjorie insists she dislikes sweet things that should be sour, highlighting a small family moment and character dynamic.

Marjorie Auntie

Why the Old One Is Comfy

A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript mocks modern attitudes with a humorous, cautionary note about everyday behavior. It laments misread signals and careless actions, urging readers to pay attention and avoid hazards on the road.

Boston Evening Transcript

Ren's Weekly Sea Tale Turns On Midshipman Folly

A humorous exchange from Pear son’s Weekly features a sea captain debating tradition with a new midshipman. The captain laments the fool of the family stereotype while the midshipman notes changes since earlier days, highlighting shifting maritime lore.

Ren Pearson's Weekly

Hefty Enough and the California Trip Reckoning

A humorous dialogue ponders travel and worry as a doctor orders relief from stress. A wife overhears a saying about travel broadening the mind, while the speaker frets over giving up a California trip and the need to quit worrying.

California

Satin frock pattern promises chic Pleats at hem

Advert shows Pattern 2029 with silk satin frock design options ai sizes 16 to 46. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and front and back pleat movement. Orders to Sewing Pattern Department 243 West Seventeenth Street New York City with 15 coins or stamps.

West Seenteenth Street New York City

Fragmentary Odds and Ends From a Quirky Page

A garbled reading yields odd snippets about a bride’s learning, onion tea, a giant, and a pest seeking free advice. The fragment mentions a doctor, a curious head, and nonsensical questions, reflecting a noisy page with scattered dialogues and misread words.

It Goes Barney Doubted Doctor Cue of Asomnia

The note discusses a confusing line about a doctor cue and insomnia with characters Tim and Kelly. It mentions Kelly wondering how he will pay the doctor and references sleep at night. The fragmented text centers on a medical issue and financial worry.

Barney Tim Kelly Cat Kell

Paper quotes Judge Bart on odd stunt observation

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a judge named Bart and an unusual stunt described as a freak pv velty moment. The readable lines suggest dialogue about a future sitting and a mot context, but specifics are unclear.

Bart

Equality for All Friend How's the boy returns from college

A terse note references a student returning home and prompts a broader call for equality and fair treatment. The phrasing hints at social or campus discussions, with emphasis on unity despite differences. No explicit dates or places are given.

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