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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
3
A Western Newspaper Union essay argues pneumonia risks cut across social lines with germs spreading from the throat and carelessness. It urges prompt medical care for severe colds, public health vigilance, and safer driving to reduce preventable deaths, noting autos claim more lives than wartime losses.
The piece notes that shark once carried a cheating meaning within its sense of sharp, but today sharp is no longer used for experts. It explains that the idea behind shark has shifted, while the term sharp has faded from that specific usage.
Salvatore Castorina of Ontario says every part of grapes and wine prunings can yield chemicals such as alcohol, cream of tartar, phosphates, chicken food and fertilizer. He notes ethyl alcohol can be produced from grapes and prunings and is negotiating with a major gasoline firm for a five year output. A subsidiary would process other grape chemicals.
Charles How ard Baker of Spokane engraved in 12 lines the Lord s Prayer on the head of a pin. The work took three years and eleven days to complete and is displayed by Charles J. Seymour, who carries the pin for exhibition.
The rumbler device by New York Edison recovers brass socket shells from worn out bulbs. It uses a revolving cylinder with steel teeth to crumble redilament and leave shells clean. Edison expects about 900 000 shells yearly salvaged, previously done by hand.
The Department of Commerce Bureau of Mines Experimental Station at Hartlesville conducts a cooperative study with Oklahoma officials to separate asphalt deposits from similar materials unsuited for highways. The effort aims to shed light on petroleum origin and underground conditions causing accumulations.
A promotional note claims a woman’s head is level and judgment sound when faith is placed in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It asserts beauty comes from good health, with claims of clear skin and rosy cheeks after use, and notes that every woman needs a tonic and nervine at times.
In Berlin last winter a notable show displayed live fur bearing animals including raccoon, minka, rabbits and cats. An Arctic life display used 100 specimens framed on fir branches to educate fur breeders about breeding practices and novel ideas.
Castoria is advertised as a staple in over five million homes for infants and young children. The ad praises its gentle relief for colic, constipation, and diarrhea, urging mothers to keep a bottle for emergencies and nightly wakeful moments.
A fragment recalls Bert-Too bed Mete and Pete-Tos as the speaker reflects on loving a wife through many years of marriage amid imperfect memory and humorous mispronunciations. The piece hints at domestic life and affection despite rough spots.
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