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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
6
Fragmentary children’s tale recounts Mrs. Cucumber Green and her household including a cat named Lucifer and a toy doll. The passage hints at desserts, gifts, and preparations for a celebration while cataloging imagined conversations and family details in a nursery setting.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the article urges immediate repairs and thorough cleaning to extend garment life. It covers mending, button and fastener upkeep, fabric brushing for silk and wool, frequent washing of undergarments, airing and brushing clothes after wear, and proper storage. It also describes a home pressing setup including an iron, board, seamboard, tailor’s cushion, and materials like cheesecloth and an old towel.
A health article emphasizes eggs as essential for child nutrition, comparing their value to milk and holidays. It explains eggs provide building material, energy, minerals, and vitamins, with yolks richest in iron precursors and other nutrients, and cautions gradual introduction to avoid digestive upset.
A damaged notice describes a retrofit removing dust and debris from under a stove area. It notes a fireproof wall backing and careful installation to prevent gas pipe exposure. The account attributes the work to a government department handling agricultural matters.
Neglected orchards can regain productivity with tailored pruning and early spring plowing. Remove dead or diseased wood and water sprouts, avoid harsh cuts, and seal large wounds. Apply well-rotted manure, then plow shallowly to protect surface roots while two years of clean cultivation push roots downward.
A partial fragment discusses treatment for rabbits and mice showing injury or distress. It mentions early treatment upon noticing symptoms, avoiding further harm, and careful handling. The text references bridging and buds and waxing, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary notes discuss apple calyx spray, grafting on bridge grafts, and spray timing. Mentions energy, season, and soil factors affecting growth. References to orchard management, tree health, and fertilizer ideas in a period voice.
The article notes English as a second language in Japan seen as a natural outcome of schooling and travel. It cites Theodorée Geoffrey on interpreters and suggests future generations may adopt English widely, while Japanese phonology alters words to fit vowel-consonant patterns.
Bernard Shaw, famed vegetarian and influential thinker, faces surprise and mockery after declaring in public he cannot enjoy a juley beefsteak. A follower approaches him to discuss the apparent contradiction, prompting a calm retort about never feeling able to enjoy such a steak.
An old advertisement claims thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy, says many insurer applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney issues, and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York.
Fragmented OCR states water supply for Morocco city, with plans to provide drinking and hygienic water. Gangs of workers engaged in laying pipes to bring water from the resourced source, authorities hopeful for quick completion for residents.
A fragment suggests improvements in paper airplane design, focusing on fuselage strength using paper to rival wood and other materials. The text is incomplete but hints at innovative construction ideas.
An old advertisement fragment touts the Cuticura Wallet Trio including Soap Ointment Tatcum Powder as economical skin care products. It emphasizes antiseptic appeal and scented finishes for faces babies and powders, noting perfume as optional.
Minneapolis and St Paul flour mills show a large producing capacity though figures are unclear. The article notes many workers and discusses industry behavior, comparing some men to phonographs who talk a lot but say little. The piece reflects trade conditions and worker sentiment in New York and the Herald Tribune context.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Mrs RANDENBURG voices strong praise for a vegetable compound after illness left her weak and underweight. She notes prior iron tonic failed to help, while the remedy restored energy and weight allowing her to resume chores and work.
A customer praises Peterson Ointment Co for treating running sores and pimples. The letter claims rapid healing, mentions orders from Buffalo, and endorses the product as superior to other remedies.
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