23 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
1
Crochet guide features Mother Goose figures Bo Peep and lambs for a baby’s carriage set. Includes lace mesh, ribboned oval heading, charts, instructions, and materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 West 14th Street, New York, N Y.
Practical tips for home care include boosting old potato flavor with a touch of sugar in the cooking water. A vacuum bag should not accumulate more than a pint of dirt. Salt helps curtain washing, and delicate items can be washed safely inside a tied pillow case.
Europe debates how far Germany will push toward the Ukraine as Prague falls and Ruthenia gains autonomy. The Munich pact and allied democracy responses are weighed amid warnings of new power alignments. The piece notes Britain France and the Soviet Union strategize around Germany Italy and Eastern Europe with implications for future conflicts.
The 62 year old lifelong friend and former classmate of Eugenio Pacelli, Maglione has long served Vatican diplomacy from Switzerland to Palestine and France. Ordained in 1901, he led nunciatures, earned the Legion of Honor, and will head the Vatican Secretariat of State, signaling Vatican stance toward totalitarian regimes amid Italian approval.
The Mallets and companions sought Santa Fe riches in 1739 sailing up the Mississippi and Arkansas. The party split. three men returned to Montreal, two guided Bruyere to the Canadian River. The Mallets faded from history, yet the river bears their name as a memorial to their wanderings. Klondike Kate Matson, known as Aunt Kate, rose from Seattle to Dawson, then married John Matson in 1933 and settled in Bend, Oregon. Nathaniel Palmer, teen skipper of the sloop Hero in 1820, first reached Antarctic shores and discovered Palmer Land, illustrating grand adventurous feats.
The text blends questions about Seward's Purchase of Alaska and the Panama Isthmus canal, noting the first U.S. department (State, 1789) and defining lucre from Latin. It cites Lindley Beckworth and a 1938 farm income figure of 84.2 billion dollars.
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