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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
2
A San Francisco widow Mrs Cuevas reports long illness including heart trouble digestion and pain improved after Tania Tanino herbal remedy. The testimonial claims complete relief, restored appetite and energy with better digestion and future health prospects.
An advertisement hawks Moone's Emerald Of as a universal skin cure. It promises rapid healing of eczema, itching relief, and drying of eruptions, claiming success in sores, ulcers, and various skin diseases with a money back guarantee and easy availability at drug stores.
The Pittsburgh Plus term sets steel prices from Pittsburgh, with freight added to delivery point. Purchasers outside Pittsburgh pay the Pittsburgh price plus transport to their city, examples include Gary Indiana to Chicago. Also includes a proverb mocking dating anxieties and a Boston Transcript quip.
A father narrates a springtime fairy tale about a fairy frolic and Maypole dance. The tale describes flower hunting, grass carpeted with blooms, a shining moon, and graceful fairies racing over flower covered hurdles. The winner earns the right to lead next spring frolic dances and crowns the fairy queen.
Mr Gregory strolling at dusk near a friend’s house lights his pipe and glows his face with a match. Four year old Billy on the porch calls out Mistah Deggy and identifies him as soon as the pipe is lit, showing the boy’s keen recognition.
A boy, curious about a circus, shouts at a clown who steps outside the tent flap. He runs to the ticket-taker and declares that the clown is joking or fooling around in a lively Tit-Bita style note.
Saylor questions if the star’s son has passed, noting he remains in high school while playing left end and catching many passes.
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows a child pleading for affection and a weary mother responding with tepid assurances. The quirky names and odd structure suggest a playful or experimental text rather than a straight narrative.
The fragment notes a remark about a place where money is born, mentioning "we went wil through the house wher money is born" as described by Where Money In Born Hertride.
The piece discusses marigold hardiness and flowering timing as bedding plants and notes their poor performance as house decor. A separate item by F L Rollins from Laconia NH cites a curious genealogy claim: Mr Hertha A Dearborn, daughter of Stephen Morse, born April 11 1700, alleged to be alive in her day, tied to a Washington era lineage.
Fragment discusses path and foundation of knowledge and societies in a cryptic El Paso Timea Truth context. It references Dryden and hints at themes of belief and human organization across a theoretical journey. No concrete events or people beyond Dryden are clearly named.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a 100 year remedy for digestive troubles in children. It promises relief from colic wind colic and diarrhea, and claims to calm feverish symptoms while aiding digestion and natural sleep without opiates.
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