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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

8

Bashful's Night Out Turns Odd at Grill

A bashful man escorts a blonde to a restaurant table, where a tense scene unfolds. The pair discuss edible choices while others nearby briefly read a card written by the man, and the blonde clings to her escort as patrons notice the uneasy dynamics and wary glances.

Ashal Blgeie

A City Prison Movement Mentioned in Fragmentary Notes

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered quotes about a city prison, a man nicknamed dad, and a possibly tense local discussion. Readers get glimpses of an arrest or custody context, but facts are incomplete and names uncertain.

Medals for Heroes Money to Aid the Needy

Carnegie Hero Fund Commission lists 48 Midwest residents awarded bronze silver and gold medals for heroism. Cash grants totaling about 40000 dollars accompany many medals for education and home purchases. Recipients include Frederick Goebel Pittsburg and Erwin Roller Manchester Michigan among others, with awards ranging from 250 to 2000 dollars and monthly stipends for dependents.

Pittsburg Pathe Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Ite Cardegte Frederick Goebel Silyer Keith A. Gatto Decatur Atudent Erwin ‘J. Roller Manchester Mich Edward A. Biber Lansing William, A.’ Schhsider Colwsin Lowards Wiliam A. Gross Grand. Forks N. D Judson H. Lamb Cleveland George 9 Mason Toledo Charles, R Leonard Flyna Durobase Brank F Berg Peorin Wens Jensen Oak Hill Walter Slear Slear, ‘Tacumdeh, Mich., Bronze Medal. August. H. G. Hansen Owatonna Minn Ucation Walter H. Cotter Gleveland John F. ‘Carroll Adolph LaCroix William, H. Baker Edugatian Olaf A. Young Viola Jacob Cy-Caster Cassylile N. J William Williams Alpharetta Gai Day Ind Voy Henry P. Wagiebarger Marlon Lincoln Ned Ome Philo Plummer Helen Stapp Meyorg Riverton Wash Langdon Yellma Frederick Hise Hassel Mien

Des Maines: Women Not Indicted In Stein Porter Murder Case

Astland Ohio grand jury failed to indict after finding evidence insufficient. Mrs Stein and Mia Bayard of Des Moines connected to the Stein Porter murder case. decision marks no indictment due to lack of sufficient evidence.

Town Robber Rumor Spreads Amid Local Turmoil

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a robber and town tension, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits suggest concern about crime and public safety, but specifics remain obscured. Further typography recovery needed for precise details.

Unharmed survivor recalls night ride and mob murder

Judge R Zachary Taylor recounts a miraculous escape from night riders at Reelfoot Lake after the murder of Capt. Quentin Rankin. He describes being seized, the mob’s threat against freedom of fishing, Rankin’s killing, and his hours hidden in a log and bayou before walking to a house at six. Yokohama rituals mark end of Japanese fleet festivities.

Tiptonville Tenn R. Zachary Taylor Hera Reelfoot Lake Quentin Rankin Taylor Judge Harris Harris West Tennessee Land Company Rapkin Yokohama Japan Mikasa Sperry Count Nadzu Shiba Palace Shimbash Gong Tha Ginza Tokyo Schroeder Wainwright

Mexican Plotters Guilty In United States Court

El Paso inmates Precillano G Silva and Léonitio Trevino were found guilty by a U S jury of fomenting revolution against a friendly nation. Benjamin Silva and Tosa Ramírez were acquitted. Trevino and Libya face sentencing by Judge Maxey with penalties from one to five years.

el Paso Tex United States Precillano G Silva Léonitio’ Trevino United States Court Texas Wriday Benjamin Silva Tosa Maria Ramiriéz Trevino Libya Maxey

Tadpoles, frogs, and a constitutional cure tale

A child Clyde and his father observe tadpoles and joke about bringing the family home. A family quarrel over attention leads to a humorous misquoted exchange about a frog as papa. An advertisement for Catarrh Cure promotes a constitutional remedy by Cheney & Co. followed by a random note about waste paper shipments from Seattle to Michigan pulp mills.

Clyde Endows Glyda Tara I. 4S Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F.J. Cheney & CO Dravetsta, Vic Hall's Family

New Cure Inquiry Fragments from Jim and Jack

A brief exchange shows Jim asking about a cure for rheumatism and Jack pondering a remedy. Bil responds with a cautious oath about trying a new swearing solution, highlighting a humorous or fictional medical banter.

Jim Jack

Child recreates tea party with fashion hints

A six year old girl hosts an afternoon gathering for friends and tries to mimic her mother's party. She asks what to serve and, in playful oddity, notes pink tissue paper and cambric tea as the height of fashion per Uncle Tom.

Castoria Ad Claims Safe Remedy for Infants and Children

The notice urges careful examination of every bottle of Castoria to ensure it bears the signature and claims over 30 years of use. A fragment references a social exchange from Journal Amusant about beauty affecting a man, and a remark about driving a man to drink.

Nini—George Elsie

One of the essentials of happy living advertised

An early 20th century promotion touts information on health and happiness and urges buying genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company. It claims world approval and endorsements by reputable authorities, emphasizing a wholesome family laxative and wide drugstore availability.

California

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