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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
3
A description of a printed blouse with beige shade, trimmings, and patent leather slippers. A tailored bow at the in step outlines the arch of the foot, emphasizing classy beige styling.
Dr Alexander Wetmore of the Smithsonian reports a large Florida bone bed near Vero with 48 identified ice age bird species. The find includes condor and three‑spurred American turkey bones, plus swimming and wading birds like ducks and herons, shedding light on extinct Florida fauna and marsh conditions.
An essay by THOMAS ARKLE CLARK argues intelligent women threaten male vanity by seeking knowledge while men rely on ignorance to maintain control. The piece cites a vain husband Burne, married to a dull wife, to illustrate a matrimonial dynamic fueled by perceived intelligence and ignorance.
The French state lines ran an experimental Cherbourg to Paris service over 231 miles in three hours and eighteen minutes. The trial used a high powered locomotive on clear tracks and averaged 70 miles per hour with peak speeds around 95 miles per hour.
Birmingham police warn motorists to guard against auto thieves especially on Friday nights. Records show more than twice as many autos are stolen on Fridays as on other days. Officials believe the cars are used to run liquor on Saturdays and are often abandoned on Mondays.
Reports from Lina Peru recounts mass killings of settlers in Tapiche district by the Mayorunas tribe. The Mayorunas are described as a white aborigine group living along the Tapiche and considered more civilized than nearby Toguas and Tleones. Explorers speculate descendants of early Spanish soldiers.
A fragmented notice recalls Denny Lom’s broad jump misperception and hints at training needs. It shifts to a historical note on the Mayoruna tribe, describing nomadic life, facial features, and famed river attacks along the Tapi chi and Ucnyall as well as the Yoravi boundary clash where Captain Pinto and Dr Reanudy Pas Soldan were seriously wounded.
Russian writer Tolstoi’s daughter in Paria complains to Prime Minister Poincare about tax demands. She asks if the daughter of Tolstoi will be sold, a phrase reported in the tax notice she sent.
Mies Chive Ehert 22, daughter of a farmer, sues her father Sylver V. Ehart for 10000 claiming humiliation and nervous shock after a whipping when she returned from a wiener roost. Her mother Nellie Ehart seeks a divorce from Sylver V. Ehart. the couple has been married 80 years.
Nationwide drive for more and better play led by the Playground and Recreation Association of America marked this year's child health day observance. Mrs. Alda de Acosta Breckinridge, national chairman, announced the initiative.
Sylvester Walker, twenty seven, wooing Mins Rowe Redy, bought her a wooden leg after her left leg was amputated. He accused her of cheating, demanded the leg back, pulled a revolver when refused, and was arrested on charges of attempted felonious assault and Sullivan law violation.
A science note explains color change in lizards and chameleons. It describes pigment cells in the skin, including oil droplets and reflective structures, and how contraction of skin parts alters color to meet environmental cues.
Odlea, a country farmer visiting the town, tried to phone yesterday but failed to get a number. He was handed a strip of photographs of himself instead, causing surprise and confusion.
A playful exchange unfolds with a quip about a surprising dress and a retort about propaganda. The dialogue shifts to a critic’s view of the proper gander and a light jab about workload and help. A retired remark ends with a puzzled question about a former office assistant now married.
In a comic scene the polled son of a rich tourist shows airs and asks a guide about a machine described as a penny bank. The guide Toofua responds with sarcasm noting people deposit pennies to get rid of them in the device.
A man asked a girl for the next dance and she invited him to proceed. He admitted he had hoped to be turned down, and she replied with a witty consent to dance.
A fragment notes a lad delivering a warning about dangers of relying on motor cars over airplanes. The text contrasts life lessons and ignorance as Mrs Motherdear laments growing years and asks about knowledge while children mature and face questions.
The excerpt parodies health hints and public discourse. Mr Chagelon jokes about avoiding hospital by studying traffic rules while Benator Sorghum notes statesmanship relies on repeatable, “sure-fire” material resembling vaudeville style.
A clipped note describes Name Sponger pleased by smoking a fine cigar. It mentions Sponger’s expectation that friends should contribute more to his happiness.
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