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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
4
The Kansas City Star advises women to pick hues that suit their color tones. Neutral and dark shades suit brunettes with olive skin, while blondes with clear skin glow in periwinkle and cornflower. Vivid blues brighten pale eyes. careful shade choice prevents dull appearance.
The article details color choices for women with varying hair and skin tones. It covers warm browns for dark-skinned and pale brunettes, yellows flattering brunettes and blondes with skin tones, oranges as accent colors, apricot for lighter or darker hair, Thistlebloom as a season favorite for sensitive color types, and greens as spring-summer options with cautions for brunettes and blondes.
Guide to using water wave combs for natural curls. Recommends professional help for initial training, describes arranging multiple comb rows, securing with pins, and drying time. Warns against combing out for eight hours and notes heat drying duration.
A lively note on gloves shifting from practical shopwear to fashion statements with gauntlet styles receding and revived. The piece contrasts short sleeves with long gloves and highlights a chartreuse dance frock with a green gold girdle as a bold ensemble piece.
An orchard note explains that spray amounts vary by operator and conditions. Wind, material, and nozzle type affect usage. guns may require more material but save time. Most orchards sprayed five or six times annually. petal fall needs more than other sprays, while pre pink and pink uses less. Bordeaux and fine sulfur amounts show no difference.
New York state experiment station researchers tested 84 Baldwin apple trees from 40 U S locations on Geneva trial grounds. After years of bearing the trees produced fruit alike in size color season and quality, suggesting no strains arose from environmental differences.
General notes advise planting strawberries in bunches of 25, planning pest control, fertilizing home orchards, and spraying trees before buds. Emphasizes May as ideal for setting plants, ongoing soil and moisture management, and yearly replanting by dividing patch thirds to maintain continuous yield.
The New York university Hall of Fame considers Hercules Mulligan, a Revolutionary patriot linked to Sons of Liberty and a confidant of George Washington, for recognition. Historiographer Michael J. O'Brien cites Mulligan’s roles from defending Washington to aiding Hamilton, with several notable claims about his life and influence.
A New York physician urges girls to quit smoking drinking and frivolous habits to avoid shortening their lives. The exchange notes girls have shortened skirts hair and codes of morality despite warnings, insisting warnings won’t stop them while affirming that conversation remains a hard habit to shorten.
Detroit News recounts a resident's tale of soothing noisy basement puppies with a hot water bottle. The neighbor advised the method after hearing nightly whimpers and the pups have slept quietly since.
The ring at the Versailles museum ties to Maitre Clemenceau who sealed the 1919 treaty, and it carries a prehistory involving Charles Naun dorff who claimed Louis XVII and passed it to Jules Favre. Favre used it to seal the 1871 armistice at Versailles after Bismarck balked at delays from Paris.
Dr Percy Stickney Grant at Bedford Hills comments on a suggested proof that the world is growing less religious. He argues the opposite, likening the proof to a humorous tale of a servant girl in Florida and her mistress, noting sharp irony in the reasoning.
The article outlines marriage regulations for British royalty, restricting marriages under twenty without the king’s consent, and allowing matches for those over twenty five with twelve months’ notice to the Privy Council unless the Privy Council decides against the match.
A recently discovered eyed cure could rid the world of tropical sleeping sickness. Researchers in the South Atlantic report promising progress toward eradicating the scourge and restoring health in affected regions.
John was promised a trip to Cow Bay a magical beach named for cows though no cattle were there. A family picnic, milk instead of tea, cookies, a ferry ride, and a day of swimming followed, but the question lingers why “some day” became Tuesday as the plan was fulfilled. The tale reflects attachment to a place, the joy of a long beach, forest backdrop, and the wonder of a family outing seen through a child’s eyes.
A playful exchange where a child asks what they will become and the elder imagines a calm life of leisurely strolls and quiet duties. The tone reflects whimsy and affection in a domestic scene.
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