18 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
1
Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer cross are promoted as offering immediate relief for headaches neuritis neuralgia colds and many pains. The ad claims tablets are safe and non depressant for the heart and urges buyers to ensure they purchase genuine Bayer products and beware of imitations.
Dr. Harrison Gray Dyer, a Washington biologist who died three years ago, devised an unusual exercise plan. Workmen tearing down his former home uncovered an extensive underground labyrinth of passages and cemented chambers with doors. His widow says the physician ordered daily exercise, so Dyar rose at five each morning for four years and dug for several hours.
A Nebraska hog breeder reports a novel method for defeating grasshoppers by using large shears to eat the pests. He claims the creatures are drawn to the shears and will be consumed, helping clear infested areas and improve feed efficiency during late summer.
A survey by Joseph W Roe of New York University states that machinery in the United States performs daily work equal to 12 billion servants. It estimates that for every person in the country power equals that of 100 servants, and ends with a closing quip about desire and delivery.
In a broad statement Alfred E. Smith says he will lead the Democratic ticket if the convention asks but will not run a preconvention campaign. Meantime the Shanghai battle with Japanese forces continues as Chinese defenses hold Chapel and Woosung forts amid shellfire and diplomatic exchanges.
The piece questions state postal abbreviations, noting Ohio uses 9 and suggesting Oklahoma and Oregon object. It lists six unique initials Delaware Florida Georgia Louisiana Pennsylvania Utah and asks why D F L P U aren’t used. It also asks why West Virginia isn’t abbreviated W V instead of W Va. The text ends unresolved.
An OCR fragment mentions place names and names like Penn and Telegram but lacks coherent details or a clear event. The text is too incomplete to derive a definite headline or summary of actions, dates, or involved organizations.
Adam and Rye talk about dressage and tone, with Walter present. They reference Gantt as a comparison or standard, noting how to proceed in their practice or discussion. The fragment hints at training style and authority in the environment.
A collage of clipped lines and misheard phrases from a Boston Transcript page. The text includes stray quotes about meeting discussions, a doctor at the seashore, jokes on trunks and travel, and casual remarks about romance and condolence. The fragmentary nature leaves readers with a mosaic of overheard conversations and social chatter.
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