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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
3
A station advertises Sir Walter Raleigh tobacco as mild fragrant Burley blend with uniform quality and gold tail wrap. It promotes The Raleigh Revue on Fridays at 10:00 p.m. New York time via WEAF coast to coast. Also notes a cautionary article on dangerous vacations urging preparation and prudent travel.
A reflective line from E W Howe in his Monthly notes the dullness of self and others. The item hints at literary critique and the author’s self awareness within the periodical.
A reader notes that despite plans for a new sled, the Met faces a high cost and questions whether the expenditure is justified. The remark emphasizes restraint in spending and practical use over spectacle.
A humorous ad copy notes sour stomach from rich meals or smoking. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia to alkalinize acid and relieve distress from over eating and acidity. Endorsed by physicians it urges readers not to buy alternatives.
The article muses on gardens and flowers shaping childhood and aging, asserting beauty inspires imagination and moral growth. It notes lifelong affection for nature from childhood to old age and describes gardens as essential to home and happiness across seasons.
Chicago Post notes fences serve as artistic backdrops for gardens and homes while providing security for property pets and especially children. Rising city risks push families toward fences as a safety measure and outdoor play space grows in summer appeal amid a wide range of fence styles and prices.
Burlington plans a summer program to plant 40 000 trees along the right of way west of the Missouri River. President F B Williamson notes prior sapling efforts in Wis and Tow, with 5300 trees planted in Wis. Species include American elm, beech, Russian mulberry, pine and conifers. about 50 percent survive.
A Washington Star note urges residents to invest sight expenditure of time and money in front yard gardens and well placed shrubs. It argues that clean-up week can serve as a lead into broader beautification efforts and calls for more attractive homes and yards nationwide.
Secretary Lyn Wilbur of the Interior and Secretary Willan of Better Homes in America announce a wide improvement program. The plan seeks to perfect housing for all loyal citizens, especially younger generations, by enhancing conditions for healthy, safe, and sturdy living environments.
The French government and Yala University join in excavations at Doura on the Euphrates uncovering parchments and minor legal documents. Finds shed light on the late Parthian era and around 100 A.D. officials and city data emerge from the site.
The piece argues time is constant, but our perception changes with mood. By cultivating a constructive mindset, we can ensure every moment yields maximum results and minimizes waste through deliberate, purposeful activity.
Dreamer imagines an ideal vacation: fish bite, mosquitoes and bees absent, and hotel staff who sting none. A humorous line contrasts nature’s lure with hospitality pains.
A judge notes the ant is the busiest creature yet still makes time for picnics. The remark suggests that even those with packed schedules should prioritize rest and balance, using the ant as an example.
A compact reflection on worry as a controllable practice rather than a natural state, urging readers to treat anxiety as something to manage through deliberate actions and mental framing. The piece reframes worry as a behavior to monitor and adjust.
Hollant Institute warns structurally unsound ciiioneys contribute to many home ties this season. It urges thorough cleaning and examination of heating systems at least once a year to reduce fires and save millions of dollars for homeowners.
The Playground and Recreation Association of America released a pamphlet titled Home Made Playground Apparatus with drawings and specifications. It explains how an average mechanic can build standard playground equipment at home using the provided construction notes.
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