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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
5
An art expert in Grax, Austria, uncovered a genuine Tintoretto beneath a painted over layer on a large 12 by 18 foot canvas. The government ordered restoration, preserving a church property while noting many forged or overwritten pieces from wars past.
The amud son of a prominent doctor paraded with a protoiol cane and a serious face. Lillian asked her mother if the father was a doctor and was told he was a quack. The next day one of the dolls developed mumps and the girl said she would call in Doctor Duck.
The will of John Humphreys Plummer of Southport England leaves about 1 250 000 in trust for Cambridge University education and research, puzzling friends. Plummer, long in real estate, never studied at Cambridge or shown strong educational or scientific interest, apart from a $1 annuity to his surviving son.
Traced to Crusaders the sword salute originated in the era when the hilt of the sword resembled a cross and crusaders swore by the hilt to uphold a vow. Another custom, the placing of an officer’s cap and sword on a coffin during military services, is noted as a long standing Christian practice.
An American magnate describes a patteran made of six inch sticks stacked to form open triangles. The arrangement encodes a tale, a secret language developed over millennia that white men cannot read.
A man recalls a change from years ago when he borrowed no money to now receiving a distant radio program demand. A week ago a man from abroad sent him a letter chasing money and a check is prepared to mail to the debtor as a reminder of the debt.
The editor replies to a request for documents including a clergyman letter and a teacher referral, noting a desire for a short story from Montreal. The fragment hints at manuscript submissions and a monolith adoption of a writer.
The excerpt warns that political maneuvering risks collapse as cards are marked and decks stacked. It contrasts domestic impressions with public strategy, noting a potential ruin if factions manipulate outcomes.
Fragmentary text describes a dialogue with phrases about following advice from dark ladies and a plan to use money. Mentions parting with someone and a future action involving putting something to good use. Names and clear nouns are sparse, yielding a disjointed, cryptic snippet.
Fragmentary text shows a scene where a young man holds an engagement ring and asks his friend what is wrong. A name Zan appears in the garbled phrase “From Ate Zan” and a reference to engraving and a Denning alphabet.
An irregular passenger voice claims a missing engine and dirt ear remark links to theft insurance. The fragmentary text hints at a crime motive but remains unreadable in key details.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Walter and Cycer in a cafe debate about a missing order. The conversation hints at miscommunication and a request to check another Walter for the correct items.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and events with unclear meaning. The readable bits reference a person named Muriel and a figure named Neptlet Jone, but most of the text is garbled. The item appears to be a brief local public notice or column note with uncertain details.
A garbled note describes a local event with unclear names and details. The readable phrases mention a practice session, a person named Mire Sewlyride, and a gathering at Chottpacke with references to a knife and years of use. The text remains obscure and fragmented.
Two elderly spinsters in a westside hotel share murmured words. The manager mentions a hornet sting on Miss Spandso as sympathy then quips about the hornet. In Texas a turkey branding scheme is discussed by Farm Journal noting tattoo work to mark birds. An Arkansas woman cures a dog with Russ Tall Hine.
A quirky dialogue fragment features a speaker claiming to study eight languages in college and a partner offering help. The line ends with a lone confession of having to do all listening alone. A surreal image mentions a vampire ray of West Indian walters spanning about 25 feet across the wings.
A vintage ad promotes Phillips Mik of Magnesia to correct sour stomach from over eating and acidity. It claims quick relief, neutralizes nicotine, and offers a ready remedy, urging readers to remember Phillips for comfort.
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