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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
6
A historical church study outlines lessons from April to June focusing on Jesus divine nature, resurrection, transfiguration, family life, wealth sacrifice, humility, prophecy, temple acts, and the coming judgment. It emphasizes key teaching points for junior and senior classes and adult instruction.
Moody admonishes that many profess Christians only purpose to do good on Wednesdays but do not truly commit in their hearts to God. He urges real commitment, stating outward intent without inner resolve is insufficient for genuine Christianity.
A compact note reflects on spiritual arrows sent by the Holy Ghost guiding sinners to repentance. It emphasizes how divine correction, not rational argument, pierces conscience and leads to true conviction.
Sparse readable phrases reference asking for the way to crown and cross, mountain, volley, exaltations, with unclear terms and broken punctuation. No coherent event or entities identified.
The USDA notes the United States has fewer apple trees since 1910 though apple production rose in 1926. Output per tree increased and plantings shifted to eastern commercial areas and orchard management improved bearing capacity. Nonbearing trees dropped from 15 million in 1910 to 13 percent by 1920 and 1925.
The article explains cutworms damage by feeding across rows and through the night. Two control methods include a cardboard or tar paper collar around each plant and poison bait using a wheat bran mix with green parts and citrus, applied late in the afternoon near plants.
Farm notes compare silo efficiency with hay storage and describe early chick feeding with skim milk, proteins from alfalfa, and silage balance. Sweet clover is advised as a pasture and soil builder rather than hay or silage, and incubator rooms require constant air flow without temperature shift.
A Norwegian whaling fleet reports a dramatic Antarctic season with 41 icebergs sighted and a sever gale that tore away a whale from the mother ship. One whale reached 125 feet and yielded 175 barrels of oil, totaling about 2.5 million dollars in oil. The report also notes a cynical boast by a political leader.
A vintage advertisement warns that overhandling infants can cause nervousness in older children. It promotes Castoria as a safe, vegetarian remedy for colic, gas, feverishness, and sleep problems, claiming millions of bottles used annually and including a Motherhood book with each bottle.
A quirky exchange features a persuasive salesman praising a best selling book while noting readers will reveal its content to friends. The dialogue hints at a broader theme of perception and leadership, with a hint of unconventional thinking and spectacle.
The Kennebec Journal reports Old Baldy, the famed eagle of Dresden Mills, arrives for the fishing season and forces hawks to surrender catches. From his Alna perch he swoops, snatches fish from hawks, then returns to his branch while crows take the leftovers at John Gate’s pool.
Capt. T. J. J. Lee of Mare Island and the U S Navy argues the wave theory explains all forces from magnetism to chemical affinity. He claims even surface tension and atomic mechanisms are waves, marking a final triumph of the theory in 1927.
A Pacific steamer spotted a boat laden with geraniums believed launched Memorial Day to honor sailors and mariners who died in past wars. A veteran’s club dinner in England was attended by two admirals, father and son aged ninety two and sixty. The proverb about a bad egg remains unchanged.
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