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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
3
A classroom drawing lesson ends with a boy explaining a toast to the scene as he says he swallowed the object. The teacher questions the boy about the event, and the boy answers that the object was a banana. The incident is reported in Pearson's Weekly.
A fragmentary tale shows a bashful new clerk eager to serve clients while a stern elderly woman demands her will. The voice hints at reform themes and daily striving as the narrator references a candidate to lift spirits on the path ahead.
A couple exchanges terse lines as one notes the other's prolonged quiet. He asks why she seems pensive, she denies it, and he contemplates the lack of words despite the passage of time. The scene centers on unspoken thoughts and restrained dialogue.
A comic exchange centers on a supposed golden wedding invitation. The dialogue questions wealth and status as it parodies social customs and phrases about marriage to a millionaire’s daughter. The humor hinges on playful mishearing and social pretensions.
A fragmented humorous item mocks college life with a cartoonish dialogue. A student asks about a professor’s chair while joking about barber college. The piece hints at sarcasm and playful mischief among students.
Fragmentary passage shows an animal keeper asking about Darwinian theory before a professor Gardner during morning remarks. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable due to garbled wording and missing context.
A note describes confusion over lost compact luggage items and a lending swap. One user offers their own Flo-Here item while another person names a Gertle-Dut 1 with a bathing multipack mentioned.
A Vienna suburb built on a former refuse dump will inaugurate a new town for about 7,000 people. It features 1,000 flats, shops, a library, theater, cinema, kindergarten, baths, post office, cafe, restaurant, and a park. Streets bear names of Liebknecht, Luxemburg, Mietzsch, and others.
A Denver mother extols California Fig Syrup for gentle bowel regulation and appetite support in children, claimingfits of feverish or fretful moods improve quickly. An anecdotal endorsement from Mrs. R W Stewart cites Raymond’s restoration after constipation. A casual Century Club quip about D H Lawrence follows, with a Schiller line closing the piece.
Advice column promotes Jad Salta and high water intake to flush kidneys, claiming daily use can relieve kidney and bladder issues. It describes the remedy as an inexpensive grape and lemon mixture with salt, recommending a tablespoon in water each morning for several days.
A southern California visitor from St. Louis studies for a double promotion when her mother jokes about counting with bare feet. Jane laughs and recalls her father going barefoot as a boy in a humorous family exchange.
A locally referenced cupper’s weekly snippet notes Brown’s large car raises heavy dust while dragging a mortgage on a quarter section. The quip emphasizes financial strain tied to a prominent vehicle and landholding.
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