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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
5
Rotary Bulletin extols tolerance and offers a guide to onions with vitamins. It covers glazed onions baked with tomatoes scalloped onions and beef dishes with rice and salads plus desserts and a fruit cocktail. The prose mixes moral aphorisms with culinary tips and family meal ideas.
A lively note on facial hair trends from past eras. The piece cites a Civil War era shift away from beards, the modern decline of whiskers, and the unlikely return of old styles. It includes remarks by F. H. Collier and a separate line on compulsion failing to reform behavior.
Mrs. Winifred Hathaway of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness spoke at the Michigan Educational Institute. She said blind people do not inherently have keener hearing or touch, but develop other senses through experience and training to compensate for lack of sight.
Mixa May Norton of the United Delties London known as the egg wizard can juggle and pose eggs for inspection. Her official title is egg tester and she checks if an egg is fresh bad or lenient. She uses candling to examine eggs with a box and electric light. She once tested 500 eggs in twelve minutes during a farmer’s challenge.
Partial readable ad fragment lists Crugeleta Se and the J. W. Cole Company in Rockford. The snippet provides no clear product or pricing details and is too fragmentary to determine full context.
In Fort Madison Iowa Judge John Craig shuffles and cuts cards for a bridge game with Miss Khort. odd card counts appear as Craig holds 18 spades while others hold all hearts and diamonds. The tale appears in Cappera Weekly with jokes about averages and a nod to a chicken-raising pitch from Russ Ball Blue.
The piece describes a new device called a sneeze gas or sneese gue claimed to eliminate danger from illuminating gas. Miss Mary L. Sherrill of Mt Holyoke College faculty endorses the concept noting the gas would awaken a sleeper and provoke an involuntary alarm cry.
Jinke-Well is described as only marginally safe, likened to a badly worn tire on a long trip, highlighting questionable reliability and risk.
A brief Ottawa Citizen note quotes Hortense about a collector threatening radio equipment seizure over unpaid installments, underscoring the staying power of radio.
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