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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented essay dwells on the riverine imagery and mythic potential of American landscapes from the Mississippi to the Colorado delta. It contemplates how geography shapes culture and arts, noting flood dynamics, irrigation scares, and the grand scale of river systems influencing population and industry.
A jumble of names and snippets from London life references fortunes and heirs, joking about O Connor tinsdall of 36 Het London, a shoemaker John Mie recuse, and distantly connected anecdotes. The piece mentions large sums and curious anecdotes including a cow with notable horns and a singing dog, capturing a vivid, if fragmented, slice of era gossip.
William Hy. Huestis, famed Minnesota donor, gives one million dollars and forty acres of prairie land for a hospital and convalescent home for crippled children. The 84 year old blacksmith turned land trader says lack of proper facilities harmed him and he wants to spare others. The project will be built near the University of Minnesota with Dr William Mayo offering services.
The Pleiades are seven sisters born of Atlas and Pleione and placed in the heavens as a star group in Taurus. Six are visible. Sterope is often said to be the hidden one due to mortal marriage, while Electra is linked to Troy’s ruin via her son Dardanus.
An elderly couple aged seventy, owners of a fashionable restaurant, held a Buddhist funeral in Kochi before death. A long cortege gathered from the park as Hongwan Temple rites proceeded, followed by a celebratory dinner for longevity. The couple believe the funeral granted them a new lease on life.
An officer asks about the woman opposite and learns she is his wife. He then chuckles to a neighbor, claiming he scored by uncovering the insult, in a Boston Transcript anecdote.
Piute Pete loses his place as a cow puncher after taking a job with a movie company. Cactus Joe notes that Pete enjoys posing for the camera, which irks him when no camera is present.
Business leaks and losses reveal not just cash, but time, materials, and effort. By auditing and addressing leaks, firms can recover value, boost efficiency, and enhance long term profitability across operations and processes.
A folkloric line quotes Uncle Eben declaring revenge unsatisfying yet effective. He compares it to smashing a mosquito, noting the effort and finishing satisfaction, with a folksy Mississippi dialect flavor and a humorous moral about outcomes.
A column argues the harm of a wife who merely looks compared with a nagging spouse. It cites a husband retreating to his club, cigarettes piling up, while his wife’s looks speak volumes. The piece contends that a nagger may seem safer than a steady look, which can cut deeper.
The Pas region hosts many white and Indian trappers. secure a line far from others, travel by canoe in summer and dog teams in winter. Depart from The Pas in September or October to establish a cabin before winter. Outfit for two costs about £800 including canoe and licenses. Principal fur bearers include muskrat beaver otter wolf lynx marten ermine wolverine bear and fox.
Peabody Forthingham recounted a Browning tale to members of the Boston Browning Society. An aged banker quotes a club remark about his broker, then the banker jokes that his wife compares his face to a Browning poem with many deep lines.
A revered Christ painting, long believed to be by St Luke and finished supernaturally, has been moved from the Sancta Sanctorum to the Basilica of St John Lateran in Rome as a prelude to the sixteenth centenary celebration. It last toured in 1918 and 1900 during holy years and will be shown again next year declared a holy year.
A life caption from Life recounts a radio broadcaster at station WOOF returning home after a program and confessing he forgot to say good night at sign off. The grim moment yields a humorous family exchange as the chief broadcaster explains the slip. The incident underscores the human side of on-air personalities.
A sport desk feature recalls a tossed riddle about John L. Sullivan and a four letter name ending in A. An anxious voice asks if Sullivan ever whipped such a man, and an office boy implies a fight, but the puzzle remains unsolved.
Nova Scotia with about 500000 residents hosts around 10000 government officials across departments and agencies, reflecting a dense public service presence in the province.
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