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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
8
Mrs WM Butts of Wellston Ohio reports strong health gains after using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says chronic back pain and cold sensitivity faded, and she regained energy to care for her children. She plans to answer inquiries about the remedy.
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a specialized treatment for rheumatic and inflamed joints. It claims fast relief by rubbing on the joints and promises to remove agony and swelling, pricing at 60 cents per tube and urging readers to ask druggists for Joint-Base.
An article by a Sanean Otty Star artist discusses matching jewelry to lighting, complexion, and eye color. It explains platinum suits cool complexions, gold suits warm tones, and how gems can alter perceived eye color. It notes cultural styles, barbarians, and Indian pieces, with tips for blue, green, hazel, and brown eyes.
The piece extols white Bengaline faille for spring and summer wear and argues decoration is a historical instinct. It emphasizes jewelry as beautiful, best suited to occasion and wearer’s complexion to reveal true beauty and fulfill its decorative purpose.
A historic note details transforming one gown into multiple outfits with minimal cost. It describes an unusual tunic arrangement using black or dark silk over a contrasting slip, a beaded band, snap fasteners, and matching beadwork. Multiple tunics and bands create varied looks from a single garment.
Practical hints for home embroiderers using multiple thread colors. Cardboard guides organize skeins by color numbers to prevent tangling. Beeswax aids in marking buttonhole length and keeping threads intact. Use separate needles for each color to save time and avoid rethreading. Mercurized thread reduces puckering on organdie and keeps fabric smooth.
New fashions present a light-weight shawl richly embroidered with vivid flower motifs and a matching hat. The ensemble, highlighted by a deep knotted fringe of wool, aims to keep wearers stylish ahead of prevailing trends.
The gauntlet glove stands out in fashion with many variations. Suede gloves with black velvet or silver brown deings are noted, worn with the gauntlet turned back to display the facing.
Fragmentary note describes very large pockets sewn with twill fabric and bound with narrow silk or “boulde nee very Auric” adornment. Text hints at decorative stitching and unusual fabric contrasts, possibly a clothing or garment accessory detail from a historic article.
A whimsical tale follows Peter Gnome as he hides unseen and observes Ena and her friend. The magic key explains the "Thing Wanted club," where items hidden at the bottom of bags or trunks reveal themselves last, teaching patience and the fate of sought items.
A machine built to wind barrels from tough chipboard paper uses a twopart cylinder on an axle to adjust length. Paper moves through tension rollers and adhesive, then is wound to a set layer count. A sitting wheel divides the roll, halves separate, and extra paper is added in the center to form the bilge.
The younger daughter of a famous actor heard her father rehearsing a role and later, while returning to the nursery, she improvised a play about going to a loved one in jail, concluding with the line Blow it he's dead.
An advertisement warns consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity and safety. It claims the genuine Bayer Aspirin has been trusted by millions and prescribed for 23 years, urging buyers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
A University of Chicago psychology experiment shows a rooster can count. Kernels of corn laid in rows with every third kernellocked. The bird ignored stationary kernels until third kernels were loosened, then skipped ahead and ate the rest, demonstrating numerical discernment in poultry.
Brother Williams tells the Atlanta Constitution he hopes to go to heaven when his time comes and that harp playing would feel like work, so he won’t take lessons on Earth. His lighthearted remark reflects a folksy view of music and faith.
A compact exploration of how strict guidelines shape study methods. It argues rules can streamline understanding, while examples illuminate concepts, balancing structure with practical demonstrations.
Mrs Earnest Kimbrough of Rocky Comfort testifies that Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription aided her recovery from weakness and nervous exhaustion. The testimonial promotes the tonic as strengthening and calming and invites readers to consult a dealer or contact Dr Pierce, New York, for free advice.
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