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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
3
A stylish pair of women burglars in Paris targeted a Rue Notre Dame de Lorette tenant. A pursuing man confronted a blonde thief with a bulky package while a second accomplice tried to rescue her. Police found daggers, revolvers, skeleton keys, and gold watches as the pair were taken to the station.
Experts from the federal government prepared illustrated lectures to awaken western states to the Panama canal’s vast possibilities. The line of travel from Galveston to Buffalo and New Orleans to the southeast underscores Missouri river improvement and the Kansas City boat line as central to Trans-Mississippi interests and Latin American opportunities. Kansas City audiences would find the talks highly informative.
A brief advisory urges husbands to lock away stored clothing and shoes for emergencies. The Detroit Tree Press notes that the rummage safe reason is at hand, implying a need to secure old garments and gear before summer use or relocation.
A twilight lyric from Florence Earle Coates published in Century Magazine laments distance yet binds the speaker to a lost beloved through beauty and memory. The verse recalls dawn and twilight imagery, cherishing youthful loveliness and unattainable reunion.
A reader poem narrates a pilgrim chasing joy through youth and wealth until he realizes the sought Woon lies inside his own heart, a sentiment attributed to Charlotte Buecker in the New York Sun.
In Assam, Tiger Barry survives a forest man-eater after a savage night fight. A fox terrier distracts the tiger, allowing Barry and companion Garr to escape, with the tiger finally slain by Carr’s bayonet and rifle fire. The tale ends with the doctor and Barry recalling the peril.
The article notes that a cow’s milking season depends on treatment before calving. Feeding corn meal six weeks before calving helps flesh and milk production, and if milk output is slow, bran or a canvo may be added later to stimulate activity.
Esther and family spot a fluffy gray owl perched on the porch railing near a bright light. The bird surveys them as they wonder if it seeks supper or breakfast while they watch from inside, noting suet hung for birds on a nearby branch.
The piece argues that hog profits come from the quickest maturing, smooth, blocky hogs fed well from birth to market. It advises culling coarse hogs, focusing on fast gain, proper care, and feeding corn to thriving animals to maximize returns, per the Live Sica Reporter.
The readable text gives part of a cheese polenta setup with grated cheese, mint, and buttered tin frying, plus a short cake cream recipe with butter sugar eggs milk and flour. It mentions no danger in a treatment process and hints at profitable outcomes.
President Taft accepted the invitation to attend the twentieth annual session of the Transmississippi Commercial congress in Denver August 16 21. The invitation came from a San Francisco based committee led by Thomas F. Walsh with J B Case Col Ihe T Pryor Arthur R Briggs and others. Taft and Mrs Taft will be guests of President Walsh at Walhurst near Denver.
An old tip suggests placing a net veil or scarf in a fruit jar, sealing it with gasoline, shaking vigorously, then rinsing in clear gasoline. Hang to dry in open air, shaping on wire cloth. Warns to keep away from any fire due to flammable liquid.
The passage urges regular lime application, at least every two years, to disintegrate soil grains and improve nutrient uptake. It claims lime and ashes won’t be wasted and will yield finer soil for stronger stalks and better plant growth. It also promotes growing more hay and fodder to enlarge manure piles, noting stable manure enhances crop quality and assists chemical processes in soil.
A dated kitchen note outlines frying cabbage with salt and pepper, letting it stand five minutes, then dropping lava into a hot kettle and stirring the cabbage until tender. It instructs serving immediately with sheet cream and vinegar added after the cream is stirred.
Seed sown in well prepared compacted soil sprouts faster than in coarse loose soil. The skim of a chocolate coating recipe follows, describing melting four tablespoonfuls of grated chocolate with cream or milk water sugar and boiling briefly.
By John A. Jayne, the piece argues the home instinct drives American settlement and civilization. It links domestic hearths to national progress, citing Puritans, Dutch settlers, and writers like Burns to show how home life shapes laws, morality, and culture.
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