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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
6
A lyrical New Year verse bids farewell to the Old Year and greets the bright year ahead. It invokes bells and singing, hoping for joy, gratitude, and blessings for loved ones and all listeners in the fresh year.
A self-contained guide offers two craft items for New Year gifts. A whiskbroom holder uses denim circles, Persian trim, and gold braid with a back loop for hanging. A novel work box recycles old suede gloves, focusing on a soft, plain surface with possible embroidery.
Detailed steps for assembling a decorative glove with wadding, pasteboard pattern, and silk embellishments. Describes cutting, folding, tracing patterns, sewing edges, and finishing with silk cord detailing. Includes guidance for lining, pockets, and fitting each side to a square bottom.
Sewing steps detail side lining pockets and ribbon attachments for a finished look. Butter plate motif uses Kensington stitch on linen with fringe using slashed edges. A book mark set with ribbon colors and tassels explains assembly and gold thread finishing. Also notes lettering on ribbons with bronze powder and gum arabic for gold ink effects.
The Nile flood tied to Egypt’s new year between June 17 and 20 marked by the night of the drop. Priests watch the river at dawn, clear altars, light fires, and carry coals home to light hearths. People shed old garments, dress in white, anoint with sacred oil, crown with flowers, bear palms, and celebrate with chants and feasting.
A brief exhortation contrasts mere New Year wishes with concrete aims. It urges turning good intentions into plans and actions to uplift others and achieve personal progress rather than rely on wishful thinking.
A long reflection traces the horn blast from Mount Sinai through Jewish liturgy and ritual to modern celebrations. It links the shephar and trumpet to lawgiving, war, and liberation, noting their sacred, national, and prophetic roles across ages and communities.
The text explains nervousness and poor health from a disordered stomach and thin blood. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic tonic, claiming it aids digestion, strengthens blood, wards off germs, and supports recovery. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver and stomach relief and digestion.
In a London musical comedy stalls Clyde Fitch notes a box laugh as the author in that box reveals jokes he had not heard. An Irish worker Barney learns a hard lesson about pay and patience, finally saying he has learned that "seventeen hundred makes a ton." In Slipka Pass a Russian general stands amid hail of Turkish bullets, berating timid troops and spurring a fierce counterattack.
Washington Kansas tale cites Jesse Mitchell a local resident who once cursed patent medicines but now praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after a twelve year kidney trouble. He describes back pain and fatigue before using four boxes, reporting renewed energy and no backache. He feels like a new man and as fresh at night as at work.
In a rare 19th century exchange the Sierra poet Joaquin Miller, while describing Western progress, was interrupted by a reporter asking about Western city configurations. Miller quipped that Our fires are caused by the friction of rapid growth, underscoring his view of expansion.
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