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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
8
The article discusses selecting a bandeau to balance facial proportions. It advises choosing a wide, rounded headband extending to the cheeks for harmony, noting narrow bands can undercut appearance. It cautions against slender bands for large noses and emphasizes rightward or leftward placement for best effect.
A fragmented fashion-focused article discusses rhinestone pins and bandeaus for women, advising caution with necklines and ear ornaments. It contrasts younger and older wearers, suggesting mature elegance over flashy pieces, and notes a rare tied to Greek goddess-inspired simple leaf designs.
A reader notes sateen slip covers as a simple economy for reviving shabby furniture when upholstery is unaffordable. The piece suggests a ready solution, highlighting ease and broad suitability for homes.
An unclear excerpt describes gloves and a directional cue at seven a m plus a final action. It mentions pushing down by a glove and that one should not shout, with references to an expert and Jeanoruan. Further readable details are extremely limited.
A disjointed OCR passage describes thin fabric around the looms of a southern golf poll, noting a sound unit at a moonlit prom. It mentions hats treed and decorated with coque, and a range of colors including fawn, magenta, orange, blue, copper for bino gray.
A garbled OCR fragment describes fabric details with colorful phrases such as pearl colored feathers and georgette, mentioning overlaying shades and decorative elements. The text reads like a partial wardrobe note or fashion description with no clear event or proper nouns.
Maggie adored her uncle's stories and travels told from a favorite library room. Books filled a small, endless space with ladders, portraits, and adventure that sparked vivid journeys and poetry in a warm, old world setting.
The two largest flawless crystal spheres, nine inches and fifteen and a half inches in diameter, were exhibited in New York, valued at $50,000. Brought from China, cut from Burma crystal with a small metal baton, the spheres reflect ancient beliefs from the Far East and Europe about permanence and dragon legends. An advertisement for talcum powder and perfumes accompanies the piece.
An elephant encounters a pheasant and wounded birds, laments their vulnerability in a jungle scene. The mother bird flees, the elephant reflects sadly on the plight of the small creatures, noting their vulnerability and hunger. The fragment hints at a sentimental moral about mercy toward animals.
Fragmentary crime of safe medicine ad warns readers to avoid imitations of Bayer Aspirin. The noisy notice cites physicians approval and decades of use, urging verification of genuine Bayer products.
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