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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
3
The readable text shows fragmented dialogue about convicts and a jail window scene. A man mentions his wife and a bonnet, and another notes paying the bill. The content lacks clear context or full names.
A London Sketch quip contrasts an Englishman entering a drawing room with ownership air to an American entering as if indifference to ownership defined his stance.
Saint-Saens started playing piano almost at walking age and could identify notes by the chimes in the house, recalling them as a child.
Dr. James H. Honan of the University of Chicago denounces coffee as a poison tea as a shatterer of the nerves and water as responsible for increased blood pressure. He warns too much water is dangerous for people with hardened arteries, a condition common after age fifty.
A reflective piece compares life to a harness with care, trouble, fortune, and faith breaches. It notes tongues to bridled and passions curbed as everyone must pull through. A Daily Thought on zeal and rights warns against overreach, citing Pasquier Quesnel. It also observes two thirds of US presidents have been college graduates, a small share of the population.
A proverb about mobility and belonging compares a rolling stone to a man who cannot settle. The saying warns that fate favors those who find their place and commit, while restless action may lead to drift and loss.
The piece discusses the kiss as a religious gesture in early Christian practice and mentions Paul’s greeting to the Corinthians. It notes some Protestants still include a holy kiss in the Lord's Supper and adds a humorous aside about avoiding greed. An advertisement for Cuticura skin care promotes its ointment and soap benefits.
Pittsburgh reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending months of backache and headaches. She notes improvement after two bottles and urges others with weakness or related symptoms to try the remedy. The advertisement emphasizes a 16 year history of correcting such ailments and cites Mrs Rohrberg's testimonial.
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