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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
An elderly Mrs. Cucumber Green pretends to be Jane Eckler to tidy the house as grandchildren play. Grandma's presence inspires joy, while Mrs. Green reflects on aging and the lively household on Green Lane.
An article describes innovative youth sports ensembles featuring a skirt, short coat, one piece dress, long coat, skirt and sweater in various fabrics. Styles include a bright Scotch plaid plaited skirt with plain red jacket, a blue green tartan coat with green leather trim, and green kasha skirt in wrap model. The dress uses straight silhouette, high neck, turtle-like collar, with four external pockets. Long coat matches whipcord, lined in twill silk. Sweaters vary from slip-ons to geometric patterns and embroidered motifs. Footwear includes laced boots for hiking and common sense oxfords. colors beige tan doeskin brown and white trimmed shoes.
A fashion digest outlines smart vacation dresses for girls with leather options and vivid patterns. It highlights hosiery, scarfs, sports hats, and fabric hats for athletic ensembles, noting cloche styles, ribbons, and velvet trims. Heavy doeskin and buckskin gloves in tans and grays complete the season’s sporty, feminine look.
A Florida citrus lawyer on a road trip to Minami picks up a stranger in anger over rumors about Ed Watts. The visitor confronts Watts at a cabin, fights a man larger than six feet, then leaves after Watts admits the rumor was true, facing a near-violent resolution.
A newly released fabric edition offers pastel shades of blue pink yellow and green. It is described as ideal for two piece jumper frocks that are in vogue this season.
The piece argues travel wear favors practical smart outfits with minimal trimming. It notes textiles and color, cut and finish, and durable fabrics define chic travel attire. Garden hats feature high crowns and flat brims with large, natural or willow chrysanthemum inspired flowers matching the hat.
Readable fragment describes oversized garden hats richly trimmed with flowers and foliage. Mentions placement on crown with stems sewn flat, satin bows, and style notes for wearers with tall frames, noting a refined but playful fashion sense.
Odd scraps from summer dresses can be repurposed into small cushions of oblong oval or square shapes. Decoration uses colored tape to create geometric designs on the cushions.
The article notes a range of blue tones from light Alice blue to dark midnight blue for the season. It describes how designers mix shades in dresses, with emphasis on contrasting tones and fabrics to create varied, elegant looks.
A veteran yarn contrasts pre World War I and World War I trials with a World War I survivor who endured Cuba, the Philippines, and Indian conflicts. He recalls toxic gas and heavy shells and says he would not hesitate to return to service for Uncle Sam, though this may be his last World War.
An athletic club offered a series for a prizefight opportunity. A large, boastful challenger described himself as a dark cloud and tempest, but in the bout his opponent dominated. In the third round the defeated fighter dropped to the canvas. the referee started counting and then urged the still on his feet fighter to rise, while the challenger remained prone and ready to continue only if allowed.
A man waited 15 minutes for his wife, a tall brunette, at a street corner. Mistaking a blonde passerby for his wife, he confronted her and was challenged as a masher by a bystander. The mix up ends with the man headed to the station, realizing his error.
A frightened wife awakes to claim burglars are downstairs. The intruder reassurance says they are upstairs, a bizarre scene ends with a polite farewell. An ad promotes Cutiora Talcum and Caticura soap products at 25¢.
The first successful electric street railway began in Richmond Virginia in 1888. By today there are about 45 000 miles of electric track nationwide and last year electric street railway companies carried about 16 billion passengers, roughly 160 times the U S population.
A northern guest and southern host exchange a quip about a visitor under the window. A colored neighbor returns a garden implement, provoking a brief, humorous moment in the gathering.
African gold mining shows a notable rise in output and costs as recent figures reveal a month of increased production, with companies tightening budgets to curb expenses while pursuing efficiency improvements across key mines in the region.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes an 18 year old in Suburbia facing threats of leaving. A stray line mentions a bank and a pressure to act today. The text reflects chaotic, partial snippets from a press issue line.
Ellenaburg Washington woman recalls severe monthly pains in youth and during first pregnancy. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief, later using six bottles at Porter's Drug Store during second pregnancy and celebrates being well. She offers to answer letters about the medicine's effects.
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