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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
Mrs Walter Branders of Rangeley Maine reports two years of bearing down pains and backache relieved by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She joins over 200000 women who say the remedy helped them and urges others to try it, noting help from local agents.
A report describes Soviet intelligence watchers tracking Western officials at Baden. An agent shadowed Rokovaky during a stay aimed at seeking a cure, with a hotel peer coordinating with the Soviet embassy in Vienna. A coded exchange hints at espionage and liaison activity.
A local druggist advertises a tin labeled Freezone offering relief for hard corns and soft corns between the toes at a few cents. The product claims use without soreness and promises relief for common foot issues.
In a London cabaret, Reverend Thomas Norreys is drawn into a Lystrian intrigue as Calypso the dancer and Casimir push to place Norreys on the throne through marriage. Norreys hides his true identity while Viola Temple and Janet Church figure in schemes, with Calypso’s royal persona complicating all alliances at the Mascotte.
In a feverish Berlin soirée, Tommy introduces his aunt Janet to Count Casimir. Janet presses Casimir for a favor linked to the Federation for World Peace. Casimir remains poised, while Tommy’s attention returns to a note ordering him to return to London and wed Viola Temple Calypae.
Ps Jones scolds her husband Jeremiah Tones for buying an Insurance ticket before a supposed accident. She mocks him for not pursuing the reward, accusing him of wasting money and poor management as he claims nothing has happened yet. The dialogue reveals tension over anticipated misfortune and insurance claims.
The scene follows Max Maretek the Impressrig who mocks a meal then pockets remnants of his feast. He sleeps as a towel drapes his elbow and Nilsson hushes the crowd while advising bread and sausage to be shared.
A. T. Stewart, described as the merchant prince of New York, advocated correcting mistakes immediately on the spot. The stance urged clerks to follow a policy of prompt error correction, hoping others would adopt the practice in any situation.
A brief note from a parish council gathering recounts an Ideal War memorial unveiling. The chairman’s written reply humorously echoes a clean shave and contrite heart as the town pauses for prayer and reflection.
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