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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
5
A group gathered around the Ore watching intently after an alarm at a hotel when one man joined late. He stayed calm saying he was deliberate about dress and even re tied his necktie after lighting a cigarette. A friend teased about not wearing pants.
A disjointed exchange features a prisoner identified as No. T1144 accused of profanity and polygamy. An elderly woman and officers appear in a partial script noting the prisoner’s language and three wives.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a social exchange about worth and affection. The piece hints at matching character with attraction while noting practical concerns and awkward apologies in a clipped, theatrical tone.
A British firm unveils a two man mechanical war horse named the Carden Lloyd designed to move troops rapidly across battlefields. It can ford shallow streams climb 44 degree banks and dodge obstacles while carrying a four man crew in a separate trolley. The device promises stealth in open country with a machine gun and rapid movement, signaling a shift away from traditional horses.
In Sacramento California six truckloads of garbage were dumped at the city incinerator and searched for a wrist watch the housewife claimed she lost in the family can. After an hour with no luck the engineer phoned the woman who replied I found it on the window sill.
A philosophic musing contrasts personal urgency with the vastness of eternity. It suggests that individuals often misjudge time, treating moments as scarce while time itself stretches beyond human concerns.
A fragmented quotation suggests a debate over loyalty and defense, with a line calling for indignation as the only trustworthy option. The text references tactics and advertising trends, including attire aimed at appealing to women.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls oysters found in the Potomac River and casual remarks about eating them in a restaurant. The text shifts to old time speech about politeness and tribal phrasing, then a traveler letter expresses affection and dreaming of a bathrobe on a bedpost.
Mederniam laments to a disappointed suitor that the girl of his dreams has married another. A friend offers encouragement predicting she may return by next year, while a playful tug-of-war over love and learning persists between the characters.
The ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick fix for indigestion and sour belching. It claims fast relief within five to ten minutes and notes it neutralizes acid more effectively than soda, reducing postmeal discomfort and gas.
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