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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

6

Jesus Died for Us Crowned With Thorns and Cross

A solemn religious study outlines Jesus crown of thorns and mock worship, his crucifixion with two thieves, the desertion at the cry My God, my God, and the burial by Joseph of Arimathea. It notes the centurion’s confession and the redemption priced by Christ’s suffering.

Jesus Thorne Ae Pilate Jesua Israel Simon Pilate Saylor Christ Ain Goa Joseph

Fear and Faith Amid Celestial Victory Message

A devotional note urges believers to fear God, trust Christ’s victory, and enter boldly with faith. It invokes the Lion of the tribe of Judah and contrasts fear of the devil with steadfast reliance on divine strength.

God Judah

Saintliness and the Chelatlan Man

A fragmented note discusses saintly aims and a Chelatlan man seeking virtue by avoiding everyday duties. Campbell Morgan is mentioned as a reference point in the reflection on self hides and moral striving.

Campbell Morgan

Cleanliness and Feed for Calves Prepared by USDA Leaflet No 20 L

The United States Department of Agriculture highlights cleanliness and proper feeding as crucial for dairy calf growth. It covers milk regimens, from whole milk early on to skim milk or calf meal gruels, and introduces Beltsville calf meal as a recommended mix, with instructions to prepare and gradually switch from milk to gruel over four weeks.

United States Department of Agriculture J. B. Shepherd Department Beltsville Bureau of Dairy Industry Washington, D. C

Care for Quince Pruning and Fertilizer Advice

The quince grows naturally in a dwarf or bush form. If crowded, trim old shoots near the ground and lightly prune interior branches to reduce wood and rejuvenate the plant. A light nitrate of soda or ammonium sulfate boost helps but beware fire blight on fast growers.

Keep on Spraying for Abundant Fruit Crops

Fruit growers must not falter in their spray application to ensure midsummer and fall deliver high quality harvests. Neglecting midsummer sprays losses benefits from early treatments and allows the pest to gain a foothold harder to control, so persistence and thoroughness define good spraying.

Agricultural Hints Attract Careful Gardening Practices

Practical notes advise testing seed quality and keeping weeds down while cultivating to conserve soil moisture. Cheap manure spread in dull seasons reduces weed pressure. applying it before a cultivated crop or before a black summer fallow aids weed control. Winter rye offers good fall pasture and timely removal preserves grain potential. For small gardens, box frames with mosquito netting deter striped chamber beetles over hills.

The Telephone Directory and the German Twist of Invention

A letter-style piece argues the US war stance and German origins of the telephone while praising the telephone directory as a neglected American achievement. It jokes about Great Neck to New York calls, mocks tax forms, and cites the May 2 1917 New City directory while critiquing modern access and service.

Hey United States Germany Toulsiana Harvard College Jnst Great Neck Mr. Quan N. Y. City Amery Buckleberry Minn Casey Jones Iup Byndicate, Inc

Bridge Tender Hopes Wrens Grow From Overalls

Nested in Overalls in Vancouver a bridge tender stored an extra pair of overalls in a shed beside the bridge house. A few days later he found a wren nest in one pocket and now waits for three chicks to hatch, hoping the birds will grow from his overalls.

Cross Vancouver B. C Bridge House

Plague's Late Arrival in India Compared to Europe

The passage notes that though Europe faced multiple plague visitations in the Middle Ages, India was spared until the nineteenth century, when the plague finally appeared there.

India Europe

Better Kittenish Young Thing Shail Sing Because I Love You

Montreal Star reports a playful exchange as Better Kittenish Young Thing Shail questions the act of singing while a candid Gentleman refuses, saying if you love me don’t sing during a Montreal Star feature.

Shail Montreal Star

Writing Him Up Pie Joke Sparks Custard Debate

A stray line from the We Courier-Journal riffs on a pie comedian and a cream puff quip. The toying with a custard cup leaks humor into the scene, hinting at springtime mischief and quirky newspaper banter.

Louis- We Courier-Journal

Boy Becomes Tall Boy Asks About Dinner Guests

A child named Bobby voices a wish to spend evenings with his electric train, asking why his father’s big business friends must visit for dinner. His mother questions the grownups presence as the boy frets over missing train time.

Mother Qauge Bobby Cincinnat! Enquirer

Montgolfier Brothers First Practical Balloon Designed

In June 1783 the Montgolfier brothers completed the first practical balloon concept. It used an 85 foot paper bag inflated with hot air and smoke from burning damp straw.

Montgolfier Brothers

Talks and Listens in Quiet Exchange

A witty exchange centers on who talks and listens. She claims she also listens, while he insists he dominates conversations. Their banter highlights self awareness of communication styles without a clear resolution.

Milk Nourishment and Wit in Louisville Courier Journal

A clipped quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal discusses milk as nourishing and contrasts it with a brisk remark about beef extract. The note reflects era tone and sample commentary on daily life with a dash of humor.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Notable thoughts on progress and crime testing in youth

A mid life reflection warns that while position and earnings may rise, a single great stroke of fortune won t recur. A psychopathic lab director claims proper tests can detect crime in early years. Children view life as a list of don'ts, yet every successful life is full of them.

Gatlook

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