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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
4
A young woman touring a garter factory exclaims about business town industries while a guide, blushing, responds that he cannot see where all the garters go. The scene appears in Holmes Store News with bustling commentary.
Seymour Wilson and family from Huntington Beach are visiting Moran relatives at Mrs. Wills sister Mrs. Baurenfeind home. Miss Eudora Yardesty returned from The Dalles where she had been working. Zoe Parten was elected Morgan school teacher as the Morgan school opens the second Monday in September.
Thousands of women report hair growth and scalp relief with the Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage treatment. An applicator feeds the solution to hair roots with a gentle massage, backed by a 90 day plan and a positive guarantee.
A garlic-bribed punchline from Vienna about a baker claiming a one percent profit misread as two. The quip features a ravenous exchange where the baker defends his tiny margin and jokes about costs, ending with a wry note from Kikeriki.
A damaged dialogue fragment shows plans for a meeting at Cony euse and a separate line at Niver Pestaurant. It includes questions about a mother's attendance and guest invitations with implied arrangements for tomorrow morning.
A fragment discusses humans and animals with references to eating habits and digestion. It mentions vegetables and animals, bacteriological terms, and a note on eating behavior. The text appears as a garbled excerpt from a discussion on food, microbes, and life.
In Nelson County Kentucky a settler named John Merril and his wife endure an Indian assault. Mrs Merril uses an axe to fend off attackers, allowing a dramatic escape and recounting how the longknife squaw repelled the war party with courage and fire.
Care of gems Aspooria mentions carbonate of time and acids like vinegar eroding pelleted surfaces. Water and soap danger opals and turquoise facing damage. Soap is deadly to turquois.
A nostalgic note recalls the era when expectant families in Ohio hoped for a girl to avoid early treble in life, reflecting social attitudes in a local Ohio State Journal column.
Hay cast on the water in Stockton harbor absorbed a thick oil coating and scum that had accumulated there. The hay drifted ashore, was raked to one side and warned.
Desert areas in the southwestern United States include southern California and northern Arizona with extensive deserts. Nevada and surrounding basins between the Rockies and Sierra Nevadas are also visited by strong wind events as the terrain favors sand movement.
A historical wind scale lists increasing wind names from light air to hurricane. The series starts with light air and progresses through gentle breeze, moderate breeze, fresh breeze, strong breeze, near gale, gale, strong gale, storm, and hurricane.
A quotation from the American Legion Weekly depicts a stern remonstrance about an office boy who hums while working. The exchange labels the boy as the "rottenest crap shooter in the buil din'" highlighting a colorful, period voice.
In a modern drug store a shopper asks for a tablet to write a letter, specifying a yellow tablet. Staff and bystanders react with bemusement as the exchange highlights a mix of misunderstanding and everyday humor.
Cecil residents report social visits among neighbors including Mr and Mrs Rufus Farrend, Mrs Jack Hynd, Mrs T H Lowe and others at Batterby Flat and Freeze Out ranch during the week. A water shutoff rule is announced by Marshal J J McEntire for unpaid or uncontested accounts.
Pendleton Oregon readies for the 16th annual Round-Up event set for four days in mid September. Officials report high crowd interest and extended schedule to accommodate spectators.
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