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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
2
Claude Meinette Dabba returns from New York to his general grocery in Puace Valley with Ned Carter, a stranger he introduces to Aunt Lyddy as a nephew, setting a tense domestic scene.
Ned and Dabbs return late, Aunt Lyddy welcomes with lemon pie. Ned relaxes in a room overlooking a garden as voices drift from the hall, revealing a visiting young man from New York and Aunt Lyddy’s protective, sharp wit.
Ned wakes to life in Peace Valley and recalls his army past. Aunt Lyddy quizzes him on duty and loyalty while Claude debates using a car for errands. Ned vows to help Claude in the shop and share the work, hinting at a deeper bond and the return of familiar routines.
A vintage guide outlines green pepper based dishes and salads. It details stuffing peppers with vegetables and mushrooms in rich white sauce, pepper salads with celery and cucumber, green pepper sandwich ideas, corn and pepper fry ups, stuffed peppers with breadcrumbs and meat, and various tomato and fruit salads with dressings.
Julia Bottomley reports Parisian style influence in American fashion with velvet trims on straw hats and lace capes. Velvet wraps, lace capes, and velvet handbags appear paired with georgette dresses and chiffon prints, signaling a modern summer fashion trend.
Ned recalls Aunt Lyddy accusing him of meeting a park bum on Riverside Drive and warns about bad characters in the army. She vows to lock her room that night, while Claude protests. Ned quietly closes the register, hoping to avoid further confrontation as Aunt Lyddy stomps away.
A New York Times note recounts Seattle’s founding by Lee Terry of Watertown N Y. The movement aimed for New York by Puget Sound but a Blwanh muttered New York By and By translating to Kuh New York Alki. Terry renamed the city to Alki which remains part of Seattle today.
A lark with three eggs was discovered behind a stand before the Sussex agricultural exhibition opened. The bird entered via a wired device but remained undisturbed despite thousands of visitors nearby, and the eggs may hatch. The report adds a social remark on class perceptions from Lebanon Moeporter.
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