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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
8
A brief literary note discusses the Blanche Farm segment titled Romance of the Commonplace, outlining themes of rural life and ordinary value. The piece highlights simple details and a reflective tone typical of local literary features in the era.
Philip Starr, an architect from Boston, visits the Manning family manor in Vermont. He befriends Mary Manning and, after meeting Blanche and Paul, confesses love for Blanche’s seventeen year old cousin, hoping to win her affection with the support of Mary and family customs shaping courtship in Hamstead. Mary teases his rushed romance and hints at playful superstition surrounding Blanche.
An in-depth look at how the federal government, through the foreign and domestic commerce apparatus, tracks world markets. It describes the foreign service, commercial attaches, trade commissioners, consuls, and their role in gathering and disseminating economic data to guide American exporters, importers, and investors.
Religious lesson outlines the Gospel of Mark as the gospel of Jesus Christ the Son of God. It details John the Baptist as forerunner, his mission to prepare the way, baptism of repentance, and Jesus’ baptism with the Spirit, plus divine approval from heaven.
The text reflects a proverb about busyness and belief, noting that religion is defined by actions rather than words. It suggests being constantly engaged leads to self-provision of new clothes and warns that religion is what people do with their beliefs rather than what they claim.
A quoted line stresses that God will not have this work shown by cowards and calls for a diving man to reveal any divine truth, attributed to Emercen.
In Czechoslovakia Ketereau a memorial will honor Argus a police dog and his master Police Sergeant Tauber who were killed after bandits held off police with heavy revolver fire for days Argus leaped through a window to hold them at bay until Tauber could enter and shoot them down both dog and master died and a monument will be erected by the local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Bright spots emerge in trade as Chocolate Cascarets join the brand’s lineup after two years of testing. The new product shares the famed slogan with the original Cascarets, and both versions are favored for their sleep-time effectiveness.
A playful exchange marks an engagement announcement as future spouses discuss changing bachelor habits. The moment highlights shared expectations and a lighthearted clash over lifestyle choices.
Doctors once prescribed creosote in creomulsion for coughs colds and bronchitis promising rapid relief. The ad claims creosote cures lingering illnesses with no pain and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved. It urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for instant use.
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