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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
2
A Chicago Record-Herald verse questions a person’s conscience at day’s end. It ponders whether triumphs bring true peace if others are poorer or robbed of sleep. The speaker asks if one can rest with a clear heart and no harmed hopes under God’s gaze.
Sam Hastings and Kitty Northwood collide with romance during a Paddle Island excursion. After miscommunications and entangling schemes with Jim Saunders, Kit sustains a sprain and a garter snake incident shifts tension. Sam aids Kitty, a turtle pace peace follows with a promise of affection, ending with a shared moment and a pardon of the snake mishap.
The Minnesota Experiment Station reports weeds sheep eat well and their protein content compared with alfalfa clover and timothy hay. Data list proteins carbohydrates and fats for lambs quarters purslane gigweed flandersion catnip goldenrod mustard quack grass alfalfa clover timothy, plus notes that sorghum is about equal to timothy hay in protein and about half as rich in nitrogen free extract.
A collage of quips and jokes from multiple papers including the Cleveland Leader and Princeton Tiger. Snappy lines touch on wills, astronomy, a hotel clerk, masquerade costumes, and domestic bliss with light satire. The end notes discuss agricultural fertilizer advances and nitrogen fixation, referencing calcium nitrates and electric production costs.
A tale by Sarah Noble-Ives portrays the feud between Longtail and Sharptooth rats vying for control of Andrus Barn. The rival families clash in a gnawing contest to seize the granary site, leading to a dramatic confrontation where Sharptooth is aided by a child duo before Longtail is defeated. The story ends with a legend of a buried hole in the granary.
A fanciful tale links freckled boys and six cent freckle counts to a Missouri rail rate fight. Railroads push from two to three cents per mile, defy the law, while Governor Hadley defends the people in court. The red headed Harlow Rice becomes the comic culprit and earns six cent freckles from amused magnates, netting $5412 for his mother.
A home recipe describes mixing two ounces of idyverin two ounces of water four tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and a few drops of carbolic acid in a bottle. Shake well and use after washing and drying the hands.
The text advises adjusting head tilt to heighten eye size and warns that lowering the chin creates wrinkles and a double chin. It notes this effect can be unsettling for women of all body types and stresses careful posing to improve looks.
A reflective piece on daydreams and social ascent. The author contrasts lofty visions of wealth and status with humbler realities, noting how people imagine grand lives yet wake to prosaic tasks. Dreams offer brief happiness before awakening to daily work and social constraints.
In a witty exchange from Denynt News, Edythe asks if she would marry a man to reform him, replying she’d prefer a man who doesn’t need reforming. The brief item captures a playful take on marriage expectations.
In a terse exchange printed by the New York Times a lawyer challenges a claim about a pistol threat. The question of whether the weapon was loaded arises, and the defense notes the gun was not loaded.
A退休 old saying notes that those who expect profit without providing care fail. The dairy farmer must read and study to succeed in a business where brains outshine brawn, and an active head keeps pace with changing times.
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