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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
8
Incubators send for free copy describing the Standard Electric Incubators and Brooders. Combined incubator and brooder, no extra cost after hatching chicks. All sizes. Used at agricultural colleges and large hatcheries. Write today for catalogue. Medford Oregon.
The Highland Sewing club welcomed Mrs. Rose Evans Mrs. Gale Alexander and Mrs. Dell Alexander at its latest meeting. Weeknd visitorsIncluded Carlton Mary and family from Crabtree and Mrs J Gerald Reed and daughters from Lebanon.
A. H. Craven of Monmouth Ore advertises hatching eggs from Leghorn hens mated to Tancred and Hollywood males from high laying stock. No eggs available March 1 to 15. Eggs 75c for 15, $4.50 per hundred. Possible limited day old chicks at 14c each if hatching accommodations are secured. Phone F1802. 3-2t
In a defense of American women, the writer argues the claim that American girls are uniquely prone to smoking is unfounded. He traces smoking among women to English beginnings and notes that American progressives have only recently observed British debutantes smoking openly at events like Ascot.
Oak Point Sunday school 2 PM with preaching at 8 PM by Rev. Leen of Salem Evangelical church. The community club meets this afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Rogers and son Joe Jr. visited Portland last week. Ill list includes Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rex Mr. Steel and Wesley Craig. A baby girl welcomed to the Black home on Wednesday. Next Thursday program may include President Sanders. Oak Point Gleaners met Tuesday with all members present and chose a class motto and pins. Chester Downing injured from a trapeze with a sprained shoulder. Mr. and Mrs. J A Wood back from Portland improving. Andrew and Aletha Taylor now live with the Buffums in Philomath. Bertha Williams returned from Hood River and is back in school. Enterprise Classified ads offered.
A Christian Science Monitor writer explains aviation terms for readers. The pilot starts the engine by pulling the propeller and taxis on the ground before takeoff. Skids and slips describe wrong tilting during turns, while monoplane, biplane, and triplane denote wing counts.
Tarbes ranks eleventh under Marshal Foch and lacks northern French architectural treasures. Its ancient cathedral feels heavy and blends styles. The castle of the counts of Elgorre survives only as a tower now used as a prison at Turba.
A New York woman visiting a New England town asks for fresh eggs in a shop. The clerk explains that eggs are described as fresh with the letter hen indicating new laid, while the hen bird isn’t present. The clerk’s Corkney extraction clarifies the play on words.
A florist window proclaims bouquets can be tailored to match a woman's eyes. A clerk notes many men cannot name eye color and one young man admitted feeling dizzy at examining his beloved’s eyes too closely.
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