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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
6
A holiday talk on human biology explains the body as a vast automatic machine. Cells form organs and tissues in a network. blood pumps, nerves, and glands sustain life. It describes white and red cells as police and messengers, and outlines digestion, respiration, and waste handling as a coordinated system.
A Holyoke Transcript column notes that age shows in tunes we whistle as veterans recall marching songs and popular airs. The piece quips about gray hairs in melodies and advises swapping "Old Hundred" for upbeat tunes, linking memory, aging, and shared sentiment.
Excerpt from The World Crisis 1916 by Winston Churchill describing World War I trench warfare as an immense arena. He compares the battlefield to a coliseum and heavy artillery to interlocking cog wheels. The text notes months of ceaseless shelling and the grinding relief of soldiers marching through mud and rain.
Del Bay Farms of Bridgeton New Jersey adopts corrosive sublimate to combat cabbage maggots replacing hoeing. Workers target maggot eyes within days of planting, applying solution two inches above ground and again after ten days. Cost estimated at about 16 dollars per acre per application. extension expert notes the chemical’s past use on cauliflower and radishes and its availability in drug stores.
The United States Department of Agriculture says the melon aphid attacking watermelons musk melons cucumbers and slice crops is effectively controlled by nicotine spray or dust. Winged forms attack from other plants and the pest can devastate vines quickly, so constant lookout and prompt control are essential. A Bulletin No 1499 D details the aphid, its attack, distribution, natural enemies, and control methods. copies are free while supply lasts from the USDA Washington DC.
Associate plant pathologist BR Poole of New Jersey agricultural station says mercuric chloride remains the safest for sweet potato disease control. New organic mercury compounds are effective but poison roots and hinder sprout development. dipping seed potatoes in one ounce bichloride to eight gallons of water for ten minutes destroys surface pathogens, provided seed is healthy.
A traditional creed warns that odors and flavors cling to milk and cream during handling. Cream delivered to creameries often carries gasoline, kerosene, potato, fruit, dish rag, cow, or stable notes. Butter makers cannot remove these odors. pasteurization only masks them temporarily, risking future quality.
At a village unveiling in Czechoslovakia a tablet honoring Henri de Blowitz was shown. Pierre Van Passsen notes the man’s modest birth as Opper, a son of a Jewish shopkeeper, who grew up in Blovice and was educated locally, winning a Czech reading prize in 1884.
Harmless pleasant relief for gas belching heartburn and nausea. Bell-Ans for indigestion tested for over 80 years. 25 cents and 10 packs at drug stores or send for free samples to Ball & Co. Inc Orangeburg New York Advertisement.
Medford R Kellum, after a two year South seas cruise, traded a white undershirt for a pearl on Penrhyn Island near Christmas Island. Natives preferred the undershirt to cash and valued the pearl higher than money.
A terse duo banters about timing and help, capturing tension as one laments needing immediate aid while the other doubts the usefulness of a cautious line. The exchange centers on reliance, hesitation, and the weathered pragmatism of two figures in a tense moment.
A terse remark challenges public support by noting contempt toward her pollol. The comment underscores voter frustration and highlights ongoing tensions around leadership and policy.
A curious note on philanthropy where a humble theory catches the eye of a wealthy patron who backs its path to realization. The arrangement underscores how capital can elevate modest proposals into tangible efforts.
A Monticello physician after 47 years notes that many infants and children suffer from harsh laxatives. He praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for natural regularity, mild action, and harmless, pleasant use. A 60 cent bottle is sold locally with a free sample offer by mail.
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