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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
The excerpt blends tense exchanges and intimate musings as two speakers recall a past meeting by the sea. They discuss a kiss and a possible hometown connection while a hidden desire lingers in the gloaming as distant waves roll beneath. A brief exchange about the Great Lakes hints at a playful or ironic aside within the scene.
A guide to making a crocheted rag rug using wool rags with five inch squares joined by slip stitch. The article notes color ideas, dyeing options, and edge finishing in black, plus tips on sizing, materials, and a companion book offer from Mrs. Spears at 2105 Des Plaines St Chicago.
Uncle Phil muses on a world without factories where workmen make everything by hand and individuals take pride in their handiwork. He warns flattery aids goodwill, notes the future mirrors the past, and contrasts farm ownership with stock market slumps. He concludes with a warning that public laughter can breed enemies.
A reflective exhortation urges building inner nests of pleasant thoughts and faithful sayings. It speaks of souls as self-made houses that poverty cannot take, a haven for rest and care-free living. Inspired by John Ruskin, it emphasizes mental treasure rather than material wealth.
William Beebe, back from a tropic expedition, collected 20,099 marine specimens and reports a sailfish of 142 inches. The unusual babylike sailfish, possibly a new miniature species, was caught at night 2,000 miles down the west coast from Cape Lucas to Panama. The species name derives from its tall dorsal fin resembling a sail.
A collection of practical tips covers stiffening meringue with a pinch of soda and handling meringue, securing skirt pleats with wire paper clips, brushing fruit pie crust with egg white to prevent sogginess, dampening twine for tighter knots, using cellophane under hat bands to protect staining, greasing iron muffin pans and preheating for lighter muffins, dusting upholstered furniture with a hot sheet beaten by a cane, and using white waxed paper under a child's table tray to protect the tablecloth.
An old advertisement touts Pepsodent toothpaste with Irium promising a lifetime thrill from gleaming teeth. It claims the product safely removes surface stains, polishes to brilliance, and makes teeth sparkle without bleach pomice or grit.
A compact reflection on friendships formed by nature, contract, interest, and soul, echoing Jeremy Taylor's view that true ties arise from diverse forces. The maxim suggests that bonds vary in origin yet share enduring relevance.
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