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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
3
A pantry of vintage recipes offers Chinese Peanut Brittle with brown sugar corn syrup puffed rice and peanuts, Sunday Night Sandwich ideas with rye bread cheese olives ginger and walnuts, a Fried Egg Sandwich for cold walks, fruit rocks and various sweet rolls baked in butter and sugar syrups, plus California Rye Bread and yeast rolls using common pantry ingredients.
Dairymen claim butter priced higher by using Dandelion Butter Color. A half teaspoonful per gallon colors cream evenly without streaks and does not color buttermilk. Purely vegetable and wholesome, meeting state and national food laws. Large bottles 35 cents at drug and grocery stores. Free sample available from Wella and Richardson Co Inc Burlington Vermont.
A mouse in Kennewick intruded into an electric light and power company window display and, after consuming a massive amount of popcorn, ran about for an hour in view of Saturday night crowds. The exhausted rodent could not exit through the entry hole. Russ Ball Blue claims to whiten clothes brighter than liquid blue in a large grocery package advertisement.
A group of girls amused themselves by teasing a woman famed for never wearing knee length dresses. When told her petticoat showed, the woman replied in characteristic fashion, Which one.
The Los Angeles Times quotes Sheriff Traeger commenting on discrepancies among accident witnesses and joking about drivers stealing ink to stamp numbers on pedestrians. The remark reflects a grim humorous take on traffic incidents and liability.
In Mailly Champaigne France a baby is said to have two grandmothers four great grandmothers and one great great grandmother all alive and living near him a rare genealogical fact noted in a local report.
A father argues travel is unaffordable while a subject teacher scolds his son in back of the class. The exchange highlights financial strain impacting schooling and geography instruction.
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