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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. Dona B. Crawford of Lincoln Nebraska describes severe ailments from indigestion headaches dizziness and rheumatism. She credits Tanlac with restoring her health improving appetite and enabling weight gain after a badly run-down condition. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Lord Lea of Faredom mocks prohibition by recalling a New York reception joke about tea in Australia. An old woman in a cabin tells how she keeps a pot always on the fire, adding and removing leaves to suit her husband who smokes, a vivid regional anecdote from the Detroit Free Press.
Father Food admonishes Butter and Bread, a quarrel over importance. Butter argues its usefulness for burns and company, while Bread remains essential to feasts. Father Fond calms the siblings and orders lessons, stressing harmony between the two friends and brothers.
Satank a Kiowa chief and medicine man led the Kaitsenko war order in bold deeds. He tore free from guards and killed a man before being shot dead in the attempt, singing his death song. His life intertwined with fierce battles and tribal lore, ending May 28, 1871 when soldiers moved him to Texas for trial.
A whimsical tale where Father Food conducts a classroom lesson with children and a chorus of produce. The radishes and other vegetables answer with present, while Father Food quizzes them on growth and history. The lesson ends with the day’s work praised and the children released.
A Sunday school teacher poses a moral dilemma about sharing two apples and asks Johnnie how to handle a request for the larger apple. Johnnie replies that the crowd won’t require sharing, displaying his confidence in the group’s behavior.
A conversational fragment shows a mother guiding Bobby to wash his face hands and ears before a music lesson. Bobby confirms partial compliance and mentions washing the ear nearest to his mother. The exchange reflects household routines and parental emphasis on cleanliness.
The Modoc chief Captain Jack faced execution on the Fort Klamath scaffold after leading a costly war fought against U S forces. He declined a minister's comfort, offered to swap fates for his people, and denounced being judged by white law as he died in chains.
The article praises Canadian agriculture as a refined profession with high standards. It credits education, agricultural colleges, experimental farms, and government literature for advancing crop rotation and soil preservation. It notes city-born farmers often excel after study and effort, with many top international honors won by non‑lifelong farmers. For details contact A H Pilkey, Des Moines, Iowa.
A passenger recounts a charming scene on the Southampton quay as a woman aboard the Aquitania argues with a megaphone man about spectacles missing from a piano. The granddaughter and a leather-lunged official translate a playful mix of blame and reconciliation before bidding farewell. The tale closes with a reflective line on self-deception and material possessions as a job lot of trinkets shifts to talking about jewels.
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