10 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
1
A fragmentary text from Osborne references dialogue about shoes and sizing. The brief line includes a joking remark on being a centipede, reflecting a humorous exchange or catalog-style note without clear date place or participants. The readable portion centers on footwear and a comic reply.
In a street conversation two girls discuss ending an engagement after Jack proved impossible. He criticized her, distrusted friends, and demanded constant availability, then married another woman, prompting a firm cut with him. A少年 narrator asks about passing tests with his big brother engaged to the teacher.
An article reviews acne causes and treatments from skin remedies to diet. It emphasizes accepted dietary triggers such as pastry and chocolate, suggests avoiding aggravating foods, and outlines internal and external therapies including arsenic, liver extract, vaccines, and X-ray treatments. It also discusses weight control, rest, exercise, and the role of physician supervision.
A retelling of Adolf Hitler’s youth from birth in 1889 on the Bavarian frontier to his Vienna years. The piece notes failed artistic ambitions, poverty causing snow shoveling and monastic meals, and early political speeches, leading to the moment he formed a governmental ideal.
Report describes George Baker, once a Baltimore hedge trimmer and dock worker, who schooled as a Sunday teacher and later declared himself God called Father Divine. His movement gathers about 1,000 Angels and 3,000 followers in Harlem with extension heavens in several cities, profit stores, and an estimated weekly income of ten thousand dollars. possessions are given to him by adherents, while he and his followers live in apartments and rely on community meals.
An old sewing pattern description outlines an apron with yoke border and contrast material. It notes transfer of motifs, 7 by 9.4 inch dimensions, applique pieces, color ideas, and stitch directions. Send cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for pattern and instructions.
A fragment argues advertising as the great voice of industry, reaching all as a privileged class. It claims rapid dissemination from distant manufacturers of devices and applications, like birthmark concealers, and emphasizes immediate impact through word of mouth and advertising channels.
An old style health advertisement warns against harsh alkali and gas tablets for bloating. It claims gas traps in the stomach and upper intestine come from constipation and harmful bacteria, producing pain, fatigue, and poor health. Adlerika is pitched as a quick cleansing solution that removes four poisons from the bowels and relieves gas without griping or habit formation.
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