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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
8
A fragmented poem recalls voyages for fortune with ships laden with jade, jewels, and ivory, then contrasts a landlocked man who never sailed yet brings lasting comfort. The speaker longs for wealth at sea but finds deeper treasure in a landsman’s embrace and enduring love.
Incomplete text appears to reference Wolsey, a dinner, and a defender named Avy McClure Ne. The readable portions suggest a historical or literary fragment describing a scene of peace terms and a fall, but most specifics are garbled. Entities and dates are not clearly identifiable from the fragment.
The piece contrasts the value of yesterday with today’s changing times. It muses that only fundamentals based on righteousness endure while material shifts fade, urging reflection on tradition, divine guidance, and the pull of modern influences shaping conduct and will.
A humorous tale centers on an Optimist club gathering around a campfire. Members debate who among past presidents was the greatest optimist, each recounting exaggerated anecdotes about their predecessors. The vote ends with the selection of Silver D. Lining as the current president amid playful boasting.
A fragmented recipe list offers methods for repurposing leftovers into meals such as Chop Suey from beef and vegetables, a chili pepper-infused Creole chicken stew, and broiled field mushrooms. Instructions include chopping, browning, simmering, and finishing with rice or noodles, with notes on reheating and serving.
The Turkish reformer Selim sir Bey has introduced women into the Zehek folk dance, long performed only by men. His lecture tour through Turkey showcases the new form and his two daughters accompany him demonstrating the newly reformed dance.
Practical guidance from the Bureau of Home Economics on planning a convenient well arranged kitchen. Emphasizes access to doors and stairs, ventilation, lighting, pest control, durable finishes, compact work centers, and arranging work from left to right for efficient meal preparation and service.
A fragmented note indicates plans to remodel an office or bureau space. The writer proposes an oblong work area, a larger workroom, and a longer space between walls to improve spaciousness.
The article urges not to discard the liquor from canned vegetables as it contains valuable minerals. It notes juices can be drained or soaked in water to make the vegetables edible, arguing against waste and emphasizing nutritive value.
The Department of Agriculture reports per capita ice cream use climbed from 1.04 gallons in 1910 to 2.8 gallons in 1925, with 1924 at 2.5 gallons. Estimated total consumption reaches 322.72 million gallons in the current year, up from 296.55 million in 1924 and 260 million in 1920, driven by better quality and nationwide education on food value. International demand also grows as Britain, Germany, and other nations show rising use.
The Walia States Department of Agriculture outlines layperson duties to prevent fly breeding. Health officers should identify and clean breeding sites, clubs and organizations to take action, and homes should install and maintain window screens to exclude flies and mosquitoes. If flies enter, organize family efforts to trap and divert them, using proper screens and nets. various fly traps and humane methods are recommended.
An advertisement extols the Woolworth Building in New York as taller than rival structures, boasting 792 feet. It also promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound endorsing personal health improvements and invites readers to verify its claims with user stories and a local contact in Mount Vernon New York.
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