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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
2
A long endorsement poem cites doctors favors for California Fig Syrup to purge and tone the bowels in children. Mrs Joseph W Hill of Omaha recalls its guidance for her baby John and says she has used it for colds and upset spells, noting over four million bottles are used yearly.
Raisins are being purchased by cattle feeders in the Fresno California district at ten dollars per ton for feeding cows hogs and sheep. Records show the raisins supply full value as feed. Previously low quality raisins hindered use but improved batches yielded good results and if demand grows the average market price may rise.
A Sussex woman who just turned 100 received a British Red Cross medal for her wartime service. She sewed over 400 shirts for front line troops, contributing to the war effort in her later years.
The biggest creamer in the country earns record profits by coloring butter with Dandelion Butter Color. Ninety percent use it. half a teaspoonful colors a gallon of cream without affecting buttermilk. Purely vegetable and tasteless. approved by food laws. Free sample bottle offer from Wells and Richardson Co. Inc. Burlington, Vt.
Ginger Ella, a fiery seventeen year old, clashes with her family over church restoration and money as father Mr. Tolliver battles illness. Helen, Horace Langley, and Eddy Jackson are drawn into a web of duty, ambition, and small town tensions in the Red Thrush parish.
In Red Thread Iova home of Rev Tolliver the motherless daughters Helen Miriam and Ellen groom elder Marjory for the evening beauty pageant with Eddy Jackson, a prosperous young farmer, as her escort.
The article describes the conversion of the old Methodist parsonage at Thrush Iowa into a modernized home with electric lighting, a circular staircase, and refrigeration. It notes the building’s evolution from “old parsonage” to a contemporary residence serving the church and its pastor, reflecting early 20th century progress.
An ex-convict recently violated the London office of the Central Prisoner Guide by sending a letter claiming a simple invisible writing method. The letter explains how the prisoner used ink on blotting spaces to render words visible, with a joke about using ordinary ink over blank areas to reveal hidden text.
Fractured text mentions Robin and a weekly publication. The readable fragments suggest a note about a worker and a periodical, but details are unclear.
The article outlines embryonic kidney types in humans and other mammals, unpacks digestive and respiratory system development, and notes dental differences among humans, apes, and monkeys. It discusses vestigial structures like the appendix and larynx, plus variations in teeth and diet across species.
About 190 pupils in the Newmans district of Lanarkshire forcefully entered a locked school, occupied the auditorium, and refused to leave, after being tarred from the building during a transfer to another school. Parents later retrieved the children.
The village church in Kieinow Germany plans to replace a piano with a wireless pet to be moved within the church. On Sundays the congregation will gather as usual and the pet will be towed to receive sermons broadcast from Berlin.
Fragmented OCR text cites Hector Volpone and Italian progress on taxation, mentions old political parties and blocs hindering action, with stray phrases about Arkansas and a valued dog incident. It reads as garbled quotation and uncertain context with few concrete facts.
An old aphorism cautions that those who look before marriage are wise while those who lie to secure a partnership betray themselves. The text stresses prudence in choosing a spouse and the dangers of deceit in intimate unions.
Pittsburgh reader Bina Riewsma reports taking eight bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the tablets, noting improved appetite and weight, stating it is a medicine every household should have.
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