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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
5
A new toymaker, a sharp maid, and a marble slab lead to an unlikely grave marker. Mary, the cook, persuades a stone cutter to craft a crude but fitting epitaph for her late husband Danny, using the storeroom marble. The tale unfolds in a borough suburb across the bridge.
A naturalist notes that apes form a centralized leadership with a strong, experienced member guiding the troop. The leader surveys the surroundings from treetops, communicates warnings with a deep grunt, and directs the group to safety when danger is spotted, while remaining vigilant against threats.
Aliska notes Kodiak island lies where arctic and temperate zones meet due to the Japanese current. Summer travelers may pass from lush forests to barren highland scenes as Arctic winter returns, freezing the landscape behind towering snow capped mountains. A cork tree in Fairfield county amazes readers. Blairville resident W. W. Blair shows bark and cork sections from a tree planted around 1850. The evergreen cork tree is said to be three feet thick and could hold commercial cork potential.
The Japanese noblewoman shifts from bright colors to dark brown or dark blue kimonos after age twenty five. Rich fabric remains and family crests adorn neck, shoulders, and sleeves. Simple crane or mountain motifs may appear near the hem while bright colors are forbidden for ladies of quality.
Following the horses, Stubb Ah, in lively chatter about his machine to town, Penn notes the farms and races as he jokes about the new automobile and its frequent breakdowns.
A quirky exchange unfolds as a European ruler deflects a question about his microphone access. He cites muddled press practices and vague regional quirks in a tongue in cheek response.
Of Germania Jaws has had 87 years' practice and will be in Buffalo Center every Friday. All calls answered day or night.
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