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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
3
An ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant remedy for sour stomach gas and coated tongue. It claims the product neutralizes many times its own volume in acid and advises using it for children and when fetid breath signals a need for a sweetener.
A fragment describes Eleanor Michaleki being burned when a bolt of lightning struck near her in an unnamed place. Her feet were burned, and shows were torn away, with belongings thrown distances. A stray quote attributes instability to a team or umbrella group, mentioning condos and pennants in a disconnected fashion.
A fragmentary exchange from the Vancouver Province shows Brown declaring unity in war and Vaguely criticizing division, while Black interrupts with a contrasting line. The read appears as a clipped, opinionated debate reflecting wartime rhetoric.
Lickdale Pennsylvania woman recalls years of farm work before marriage and childbearing. After doctor advised Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she reports improved health, saying she feels like a new woman and values better health.
A Detroit merchant says attractive store arrangements and careful upkeep lure buyers, noting many downtown properties have seen value gains as owners invest in renovations. He argues low material and labor costs this season enable rundown buildings to be upgraded cheaply, with anticipated normalization as government and utility programs mature.
A Dostap Herald note extols flagstones as a natural choice for landscapes and interiors. It argues natural flagstone yields rustic atmosphere in sun parlors fireplaces and porches while artificial substitutes fall short.
The article lists plants that attract birds to a garden including Mulberry trees for fruit drawing terlus cathinds swallows warblers orioles and scarlet iutagers while elms attract crioles for nestling Cedars block winds and sparrows favor a shaded arber Vitwe to build a nest It also mentions grapes and veined plants drawing many bird species in the tormented text
A historically styled note urges stricter fire resistant building practices with emphasis on metal tanks protective plaster and wood stake shielding. It highlights public concern, invites builders and earners to resize efforts, and cites previous successes in halting fires in buildings.
The trimmed hedge creates a formal architectural look and is used along walls to frame outdoor living spaces. Hedges provide height, density, and a pathway of formality, serving as screens or ornamental features in garden design.
The Automoebile club presents rites for service stations along roads. Authorities explore options to plant remembrance trees to honor a historical event.
The plan outlines a newt and serviceable driveway as core to modernizing the home's exterior. It emphasizes the garage area and approach as key features within the overall beautification of the Pine home.
Advertisement urges immediate relief from headaches with Bayer Aspirin. It advises carrying a pocket tin and keeping a larger bottle at home. The copy emphasizes preparedness for sudden headaches and lists pain conditions like neuralgia.
In Criecleth at the Caernarvonshire championship Captain W K Jones found his tee shot lodged in a pheasant nest with three eggs. The hen pheasant kicked the ball out to a playable position and Jones finished the hole in four. A London Social Club match at Sunningdale saw a ball bounce into a bunker with Army and Navy and Royal Thames players involved.
An advertisement touts Feen-a mint as the ideal summertime taxative offering pleasant convenience. It describes the product as gentle yet thorough and suitable for use at home or away to check summer upsets.
Walter C. Keys of Detroit reports to the American Society for Testing Materials that severely overloaded solid tires can heat and explode. The warning follows incidents of overburdened rubber causing dangerous ruptures.
Fish have been trained to recognize the letter shapes containing their favored food at a Berlin university. It is claimed the fish can distinguish between the letters R and B.
A quirky report notes Rich Vein Minor Goofus uncovered a rich vein yesterday and sold a plot of his blood to the hospital for zero dollars. The event highlights a humorous tale about generosity and a bargain for the medical facility.
A reflective aphorism contrasts recalling childhood with raising children and managing a great estate. The quote by Virgil suggests that even without direct parenting, one can grasp the responsibilities of nurturing offspring and maintaining wealth.
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