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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
1
Architectural exhibitions highlight a clear shift to compact kitchens and expansive bathrooms driven by efficiency. The article notes 8 by 12 foot kitchen designs, streamlined layouts, and increasingly sunny, well ventilated baths with advanced health machinery, reflecting a modern American emphasis on convenience and well being.
The New York Herald Tribune reports on a University of Michigan excavation at Akshak near ancient Babylon. It argues Babylonian towns all built square multi story towers to imitate mountains, tying these to the Genesis tale of the Tower of Babel and early linguistic confusion among Seмитic and mountain folk.
A traveler notes 74 percent of Asia's people remain ignorant of world events beyond their locality. Few know of World War or the League of Nations, while Manchurian news may reach them late. Still, hope rises as ignorance dropped from 96 percent decades ago.
A teacher asks for the meaning of amphibious and a sentence for Uns trate. A bright student volunteers a witty answer, declaring most fish stories are fibulous and remarking on the humorous use of dialect.
Nephew asks what book to give and Uncle replies with a playful exchange about selecting a checkbook as the gift, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding over what constitutes a suitable present between family members.
The pope elevated the church on the Isle of Lough Derg in the Irish Free State to a minor basilica. About 3,000 Irish gathered for pontifical high mass to mark the occasion and honor St Patrick’s purgatory retreat centuries ago.
Social Science Abstracts notes that three fourths of 1929 copper came from mines under American control. A Swedish periodical review cites that by 1980 the United States became a net copper importer for the first time. The output had doubled in each 13 year period from 1874 to 1918 but did not double in the 18 years after 1918.
In a San Quentin Bulletin style note, two prisoners trade lines about aims and hierarchy. The first asks what the other is in for and the second jokes about starting from the bottom to reach the warden, reflecting prison culture and informal status talk.
A brief exchange warns about a child behind the wheel as a guardian notes the youngster remains unsafe as a pedestrian. The column reflects a cautious public-safety stance, urging supervision and habits for young drivers.
Originators Long Bakina at 53 High St Springfield Ohio advertise candy shop openings. Ady notes film line about marriage and divorce, implying promotional stunt for shops and movies.
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