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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

6

First Steam Carriage Met With Disapproval

The London Times reports Gurney's steam carriage tour from Cranford Bridge to Bath and Maidenhead, then toward Markham, met with hostility from locals who feared loss of bread. The trip showed rapid progress, but safety and fuel delays forced a return by horse for part of the journey.

London Times Gurney Crawford Bridge Inn Bath Viney Dobbin Cranford Bridge Maidenhead Marksham

No Positive Knowledge of Waterspouts Causes

The article discusses waterspouts as masses of vapor moving through lower atmospheric layers with gyratory motion that can uproot trees and destroy structures. It describes sea waterspouts forming inverted cones joining into a column from sea to clouds and notes two main theories: opposing winds at different layers or a very high wind in upper regions, and an electric origin.

Evening Parade of Crawfish in Crepuscular Ritual

In clear sunset depths crawfish line up in single file as a comical procession. Their goggly eyes and long legs move in stilted fashion while crustaceans promenade, possibly for meal, exercise, or idle nightly ritual.

French Judicial System and Court Classes

The ordinary French judiciary has civil and criminal courts plus special commercial tribunals. Administrative courts handle administrative acts, and the Tribuneux des Conflits resolves jurisdiction disputes. The Juge de Paix mirrors justices of the peace, the Court of Assizes handles serious crimes, and the Gours de Cassation is the highest tribunal.

France Tribuneux Des Confilts Juge de Paix Justices of the Peace Court of Assizes Gours de Cassation

Variation in Sea Level Across Regions

The article explains sea level varies globally due to landmass uplift and gravitational effects. It cites the Andes and Himalayas drawing adjacent water and notes the Indus delta region is about 800 feet higher than waters near Ceylon. Temporary inequalities also occur.

Andes Mountains Himalayas India Indus Ceylon

Overhead Costs in Manufacturing Explained

The term overhead covers general plant expenses beyond direct labor and material. It includes salaries of officials, office costs, indirect labor, travel for sales staff, interest, insurance, legal fees, plant care, and often depreciation.

Get Out and Hustle For Success Not Sympathy

A historic proverb emphasizes hard work over lamenting failure. It urges labor as the path to achievement, noting sweat from honest effort yields more than tears from weakness.

Faith in Sacred Wells Remains in British Isles

Across the British Isles stories tell of wells where wishers drop pins or offerings to learn lovers' fates or future events. At Sefton’s St Helen’s well and Cork’s Tober Kilna Greine, pilgrims performed multi round rituals, left white stones on altars, and witnessed sun worship myths linked to a trout nymph before observances waned after desecration.

British Isles St. Helen’s Sefton Lancashire Tober Kilna-Greine County Cork

Skeleton of Roman settler found near Purley England

Sir Arthur Keith identifies a 56 year old skeleton found 18 inches underground in a Purley lawn as Roman in date about 1700 years ago. The bones suggest high brain capacity, right handedness, and possible high social status. a four year old boy's skeleton lay nearby, likely the Roman's son.

Purley England Sir Arthur Keith Arthur

Century of Brilliant Women in the Sixteenth Century

The passage notes women embracing wider social roles beyond the home in the sixteenth century a era of brilliant women including Marguerite d Angouleme Vitoria Colonna Anne Boleyn Catherine de Medici Diane de Poitiers Thomas More’s daughter Jeanne of Aragon and later Elizabeth and Mary Stuart cited from Rabelais Man of the Renaissance by Samuel Putnam

Marguerite d'Angouleme Vitoria Colonna Anne Boleyn Catherine de Medici Diane de Poitiers

Mme Tussaud Founder of Famous Wax Exhibition

Famous wax modeler Mme Tussaud, born in Bern in 1760, became renowned for her wax figures in Paris and London. She moved to London with part of her collection, created the chamber of horrors, and established a permanent exhibition showcasing many notable French figures.

Mme. Tussaud Mme, Tussaud London Bern Paris France Tussaud Palais Royal

Raise Domestic Rabbits Profit Over Poultry

Government figures show rabbit farming more profitable than poultry. Our magazine explains this in a 1952 notice offering a three month subscription for 85 cents. Send request to National Rabbit Journal, 4702 Mission Road, Dept. 777, Kansas City, Kansas.

National Rabbit Journal Mission Road Dept Kansas City Kansas

Sweet Alice Legend Hovering Over Tazewell Knoll

A Norfolk Va paper recalls Olivia Wynne buried near Tazewell Wa and rumored as the Sweet Alice of the poem Ben Bolt. The piece notes no living memory of her, describes her as tall and slender with dark eyes, and portrays her reclusive pioneer-era life.

Alice Tazewell Olivia Wynne Ben Bolt Joseph Leslie Norfolk

Paganini as a Father and His Patience

The famed violinist Paganini spoiled his son, granting every whim with patient affection. When the child broke a leg, the doctor ordered absolute rest but Paganini stayed by him eight days, comforting and entertaining until the bone knit properly.

Paganini Genoa Lillian Day

Swea City Rendering Company offers free disposal of dead stock

The Swea City Rendering Company advertises removal of all dead animals at no charge, handling diseased stock such as cholera and influenza, plus old or crippled animals. They claim capability for any size horse or hog and provide 24/7 service at their expense.

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