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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1930
Page
3
A humor filled exchange features an advertising canvasser rejected by a servant and urged to advertise in a better paper. The tale shifts to an underworld burglary where a burglar threatens to call the police and a jewel theft hangs on a tense confrontation with a woman.
In a Washington story an exchange shows political friction as a senator recalls promises to delegates. The dialogue hints at a stand-off as votes loom and debate continues over commitments and expectations.
Mr Meeker hid under the vid when a burglar tried to crawl in beside him. A whispered exchange follows as the intruder asks for someone and admits the steal before being told to move up.
A fragmented collection of quoted lines and stray phrases glides through a playful but chaotic collage. It juxtaposes public speaking, sea imagery, and domestic asides with slipping grammar and surreal attributions.
A London church festival at St. Donatan near Bishopsgate displays 30 kinds of fish and a vast wheaten loaf. A merchant guild decorates with seafood and fruits. after the thankgiving service, offerings go to Guy’s Hospital per ancient custom.
A Santa Ana man with a small grove tried to do his own farming during a midseason irrigation to save costs. His son aided him as he urged the boy to work harder to make the oranges grow. The exchange ends with a humorous retort about needing food to grow big enough to work.
Two hunters Dr. A White and Hay Fitch recounted at Rice Lake Wisconsin how a moose leapt onto their untraveled road and damaged their car with a broken windshield a torn headlight a dented top and punctured radiator the moose vanished into brush. A Pittsburgh scene then followed where a photographer rushed to film a burning car only to discover it was his own vehicle in flames.
In Chicago, the millionaire philanthropist Dullus Rosenwald urged shorter work hours and longer vacations, stressing work should not be carried to excess. He warned that excessive work can turn virtue into vice and cited the need for balance amid modern labor.
Ojiro Oyama, Japanese consul to San Francisco, says a "back strain of pessimism" runs in Japanese thought. He notes proverbs are among the world's most pessimistic, offering guidance such as "To revenge yourself on your enemy, let tin live."
Disjointed snippets reveal a hearsay scene with characters discussing money, a missing bill, and plans to flee. The tone hints at a rumor mill or small town chatter surrounding debts and departures. Concluding lines reference baby dresses and a noted name Ross Ball Blue.
A collage of vintage newspaper teasers and jokes with sharp wits on investment, marriage, auctions and human nature. Lines from London Opinion Ottawa Evening Gazette Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and other papers weave quips about gold mines misreads and motives.
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