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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
8
A fragmented exchange shows jockey Yed promising the owner not to talk about a race outcome. The unclear dialogue hints at a confidential agreement or pledge related to the competition.
A描pt reads of autumn gown trends with silver lamé, crystal tones, and elaborate wraps. It highlights hats matching outfits, batik scarves, long and wide fabrics, and delicate knits. Authors note vibrant colors, luxe materials, and milliner creations shaping evening wear for the season.
The piece notes quaint crocheted squares that give extra protection when worn over crepe dresses. The items come in soft rose, yel low, green, cream, and somber shades, praised for their charm and practicality. It also mentions new ideas in heavier wool scarves presented with attention to style.
Fashion notes describe tortoise shell and ivory items as long favored personal adornments. Necklaces brooches earrings combs purse covers and other small articles are finely carved or plain. The text highlights color coordination and the lasting status of these luxury accessories.
Washington reports blame placed on the Navy for the Shenandoah disaster. Mrs Lansdowne testified about a letter to her husband, the chief of naval operations, dated August 12, 192. She cited concerns over the long schedule and untested mast in the Detroit trip. The trial examined why the flight was approved amid weather conditions.
Col. Mitchell declares coercion and threats of court martial while testifying before the President's War Board. He says he faced pressure from the War Department as he testified before the Oval Court of Investigating Ties Shenandoah.
Fragmented notes discuss milking yields and weather as factors in a decline. Cattle grazing and silage use are considered to supplement pasture. Authors warn that summer feed shortages reduce output, even with no immediate profit.
The United States Department of Agriculture analyzed yearly milk and butterfat production by cow testing. A study of 70 cows at Minnesota Experiment Station tested predictions by weighing and testing one day per month.
A fragment notes a test comparing clover hay and corn in animal feed. It suggests clover hay fed with corn may affect fattening or weight gain, but the text is incomplete and unclear. Further details on methodology and results are missing from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disordered phrases including names like Monet and numbers such as 285. The readable portion lacks coherent news content, identities, or events to summarize into a complete card.
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