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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
1
The tale describes Mary Gaharnfionner’s scene by the ocean where pink sea flowers in marshy land praise Mother Ocean. The sea breeze, Breaker Boys, and Wave children are depicted, with Mother Ocean urging playful, wild tides and giving strength, color, and briny perfume to the coastal life.
The readable portion shows garbled dialogue mentioning Louis Ann Sarah and spelling errors. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable actions to form a coherent news item or identify people, places, or organizations.
A jailer offers a condemned man any last wish before execution. The prisoner asks to learn Chinese, while a Tennessee tale recalls Gabe asking for a ripe watermelon as his final meal, calmly awaiting a long wait that cannot be rushed.
Gen Basil Duke recalls during a Tennessee campaign a Federal trooper on a bay horse charged Confederates alone. The green recruit was stopped by Sterritt who, with a pistol against the frightened rider, joked about the mercy and the battle to come. The captive pleaded not to be killed and claimed to be a dissipated character.
A southern born colonel led by example in a U S Army negro regiment, organizing three baseball teams. During a close championship game he shed his coat and bat to prove spirit, batting a three base hit and urging his players to push for victory in a vivid, wartime recital.
Paris fashion writers note ensembles in vivid blue tones and patterned silks, with double breasted coats and cloche inspired hats. The trend favors navy and lighter blues, with violets and wine reds in a growing palette. Designers highlight kasha and jersey fabrics, while ensembles feature fur scarfs and smoked fox accessories for identity.
May fashion highlights pastel shades replacing white for wedding gowns with blue green mauve and silver options. Rainbow effects in wedding gowns and bridesmaids frocks are sponsored in London featuring ivory and gold brocade gowns with pearl embellishments and silver lace bands. Gold and silver bridal gowns appear, including a pearl studded ivory and gold model.
The article notes fruit trimmings, not new this season, are in vogue for Spring. Roses and orchids accompany small fruit like cherries currants apples in hats made from felt, fabric and straw.
A fashion essay argues chic hinges on balance between current styles and individual figure. It notes chic is not exclusive to a few. proper carriage and a harmonious silhouette are key, with the right tailoring completing the look.
Warm scarfs give way to rainbow scarfs and shawls. Women wear beaded strings necklasses in gold silver amber or wood. Fantastical animal and plant motifs appear in new scarf and necklace designs reflecting sea life inspiration.
The piece notes perfume becoming a common toilet accessory, with sniffing done behind the ear as the preferred spot. It observes that newcomers from London may carry a scent of roses or lavender, and remarks that old time perfume has gained new popularity among women.
New versions of cravats show cretonne coatings with river thread outlines and ground filled by black silk, creating a refined decorative effect in fabric.
The New Jersey agricultural experiment station warns orchardists gardeners and farmers to act against the tent caterpillar which grew destructive last year. Instructions call for destroying egg masses on wild cherry and wild apple trees and cultivated apple cherry and peach trees. Methods include cutting nests spraying with arsenate of lead solution and use of community groups to spread control measures.
Farmers note that boarder fruit exists alongside boarder cows and requires care equal to that of fruit trees. The New York State College of Agriculture offers guidance on producing better fruit through proper variety selection, pruning, cultivation, spraying, and fertilization.
The Indiana Farmers' Guide notes that small fruits are neglected by many farmers and rarely grown in quantity. It argues families, even with small garden plots, can produce one to three years of good fruit, if they start cultivating bushes and vines.
The notes advise careful spray timing on bearing trees to deter pests. Do not spray during the year when worm forecasters predict bad conditions. young trees may become infested if sprayed improperly. A mixture of one and a half pounds of arsenate per 50 gallons of water is suggested after bearing begins.
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