10 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
1
A historical note discusses President Hoover's proclamation for Thanksgiving on November 24 and the origin of talking turkey. It recounts Washington's first proclamation date, the Franklin anecdotes, and the turkey as a symbol of American identity in early U.S. lore.
A historical sketch traces the turkey from its American origins to Europe and Asia, explaining how Spaniards, Armenians, and Dutch traders spread it worldwide. It notes the New England wild turkey’s near extinction, the Mexicana stock as the ancestor of domesticated flocks, and the Plymouth feast as the first major celebration mention.
The note promotes Premiums preserved in heavy wax paper to maintain freshness and flakiness. It invites shoppers to ask their grocer for the money saving box and mentions a booklet packed inside the box.
Inward look at doctors who pursue narrow fields and create new specialists. The writer notes a rising demand shapes the medical world, while a humorist quips about the cost of distinguishing a specialist from a general practitioner. Julian W. Brandeis, M. D., is cited in Modern Thinker.
A comic dialogue questions the financial value of X-ray equipment, with the doctor claiming substantial benefits yet the patient suggesting the device mainly serves to extract money from patients. The exchange highlights skepticism about medical technology used for profit.
A compact feature traces slang terms from 1902 to 1981 such as candy kid 1902 twenty threeskidoo 1907 Go chase yourself 1908 raspberries 1921 and oh yeah 1980. It notes evolving usage and cultural shifts within weekly lexicon snapshots.
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