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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
3
A collection notes fruit soups as nourishing dishes, with methods for Strawberry and Orange Soup Prune and Peach Soup and Apple and Rice Soup. It gives instructions to sugar berries, make syrups, cook prunes and peaches with sago, and serve hot or cold. Also suggests a celery stuffed prune salad with cream cheese served on lettuce with dressing.
Fanciful tale describes gwibb hunting as a strange sport. The bird nests in lagoons and mates share eggs, which the male ages while hunters shoot. Eggs hit hunters causing fainting or delirium, a surreal piece in a mock natural history style with quirky fruit and spice imagery.
A reflective verse by Douglas Matlosh speaks to lasting memory of joy and the enduring guilt of greed. It warns that personal conscience outlives profit and suggests peaceful, pure joy as the only lasting legacy, noting every error leaves a ghost that cannot be forgotten.
In old Hungerford Stairs London a young Charles Dickens works packaging paste blacking in a warehouse beside Bob Fagin. Dickens notices pain in his side while labeling pots, troubled by his father’s debtors prison and his fragile health.
In a grim scene Charles struggles with homelessness and the lure of security from Bob Fagin. Fagin insists on guiding him home and reveals pressure to protect his secret, as Charles learns of his father’s imprisonment and faces a doorway to possible shelter.
Prominent New York society women testified in court about cutting a friend after scandal. They claimed friendship, yet their actions showed self interest and social gatekeeping. The piece critiques their use of the term friend and calls for true loyalty beyond public image.
A compact guide to preparing Sour Sauces with summer vegetables and fish. Includes Sauce Hollandaise steps using butter, egg yolks, lemon juice, paprika and salt, then warmed over water until thick. Also covers a basic sour sauce with flour, water, vinegar, cooked slowly, and a pink beets variation with lemon.
Interviewer asks for a model government and Senator Sorghum replies with a sharp line about ending a perfect population to be governed. He implies governance by controlled population, prompting questions on ethics and policy. The remark highlights tensions between political philosophy and practical governance.
Feel older and run-down? Fellows' Syrup claims to restore vitality by rebuilding the weakened system. It promises immediate appetite improvements, better sleep, and renewed strength after a few doses, urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product.
The Cupola of Pantheo Architects claim to have found a method to lift the Pantheon dome using ancient Roman arch techniques. They say Michelangelo and Brunelleschi struggled with the same problem, noting it would revolutionize dome construction. Fifty Years Unwashed. An English hermit Irwin Ernest Colman, 71, found dead near Diss.
A London Sunday Observer correspondent notes four baby whales hatched at Budapest zoo and now swimming in a small water stretch. The Balaton is too small for full grown whales, so the newborns are expected to be sold. Nearby, a Hippo birth in London last year is recalled. In a separate file, a boss questions a stenographer about a cabinet, she answers she is looking for lunch.
In a chaotic case, phrases about reviews and costumes surface as the defense prompts a new line of questioning. The exchange hints at tension between art, law, and security as investigators pursue clarity amid fragmented testimony.
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