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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
2
Weather note explains towns surrounded by mountains are unlikely to be injured by storms that would hit open valleys. It notes winds surge in mountain passes but severe storms do not favor alleys unless the valley directs the storm’s path.
Aldous Huxley praises poetry as travel reading in brief respites from the road, arguing that poetry on the page is complete and delightful to learn by heart during journeys.
Quotes Francois De La Mothe Fenelon urging humility and self awareness. It warns that self preoccupation leads to offense and insists on recognizing personal infirmities to foster indulgence toward others.
An ancient king claimed no garrison stronger than the affections of his people. Leaders cannot command loyalty or respect by fear or force. True loyalty stems from affection and inspired royalty.
A writer reflects that stepping outside into the garden releases him from daily thought and routine. The garden is described as an entry to another realm with its own interests and events, a place of escape and peace away from the ordinary.
A reflective narrator wonders if he arrived with golf clubs by mistake or if his habit of collecting has led him astray from the golf links. The quip blends self mockery with a playful misdirection about purpose and pastime.
The American Magazine argues that the wrong idea of sin makes virtue appear dull. It asserts old theology portrays sin as delightful while true virtue offers deeper fulfillment. The piece urges readers to reevaluate moral choices and embrace virtuous living.
A McPherson girl offers a playful proof that the moon is not made of green cheese. She argues God created the moon two days before cows, presenting a whimsical point in Capper's Weekly.
A brief note from the Atchison Globe stresses that publicity alone cannot achieve much without tangible backing. It argues publicity can support a worthwhile proposition when paired with real action and backing.
An article notes a father engaging in play with his children and taking duty to explain the ruling about why a pew skillet was used as home plate in a baseball game.
The neighborhood philosopher IMI Beng jokes that life is a gnome of shelling peas and that good sports are willing to take podluck in a Farm and Fireside style quip.
Weather report notes drift and lag at Umen with commentary on control by men versus the Lord. The Atchison Globe reflects on weather effects and human stewardship in a concise city-page note.
A University of California scientist argues after a geologic survey of Colorado Utah and Arizona that the world is about 75 million years old.
A drover named Balser Cromit and his companion confront thieves near McDowell’s settlement after bells are stolen. Cromit uses force to recover the bells, wounds the drover, and vows to join Braddock’s army, while Widow Cox and others intervene as tensions rise.
Virginia gentleman Webster Brand serves as army scout for General Braddock preparing to advance on Fort Duquesne. He returns to Alexandria from the fort after posing as a Frenchman to obtain valuable information. Braddock fails to grasp the value of the intelligence as Brand is sent back toward Fort Duquesne with contacts among the Indiana and amid race of Indian allies.
Narrative describes marching north from a Shenandoah valley camp toward McDowell's, noting Pow's painting and talk of Crown Point Duquesne and Ottawa rivals. A harsh scene follows with two French prisoners lashed together and guarded by a redheaded driver, who jokes about boiling them while recounting stolen bell theft and plans toward Philadelphia.
A satire story follows Bump, a sales engineer at Kilizem Lat Trap Associates, as he struggles with interruptions and a cluttered plan. His secretary notes a luncheon with Schimmel, Schimmel, Schimmel, delaying focus. On his desk a puzzling message reads Amos BR, Bump A, I, Bump A, Remington Bump.
A bronze plaque mounted on a pedestal stands as a memorial to Tycho Brahe, a renowned sixteenth century astronomer, commemorating his contributions to the science.
Instructions suggest blocking mouse holes by filling entrances with putty mixed with mustard and broken glass to deter mice from entering. It presents an odd pest-control tip using hazardous materials.
A column presents diverse kitchen tips and recipes including vegetable dressings, carrot dishes with white sauce, mashed turnips and paprika, cherry desserts such as cherry goufle cherry cream pie and steamed cherry pudding, with step by step instructions and serving ideas.
An article condemns treating infants as toys and explains overstimulation harms nerves in older children. It promotes Castoria as a harmless, child soothing remedy with a Fletcher's signature and a motherhood book, noting 25 million bottles used yearly and urging careful use.
A hitherto unknown letter by Friedrich von Schiller was discovered in Asch by professor L Mootler. The undated missive, addressed to Amalie Tmmnoff, references Frau von Stein and Schiller's Almanac of the Musee of 1900. It is believed penned in Schiller’s late years.
The Vorceeter Telegram quotes a Canterbury archbishop noting reporters often capture his meaning well despite his slow speech and stumbles. It reflects frequent complaints that reporters never get things right, highlighting tension between clergy and press.
A Smith County Kansas note recounts a humorous schoolyard exchange. The ten year old relates a football moment about a late pass and a touchdown with playful misdirection about who had the bat. The quip reflects local schoolyard banter and sports slang.
A Louisville Courier-Journal humor item. A professor warns a student about conduct delaying graduation, joking that continuing misbehavior could earn a black sheep skin as punishment. The quip reflects campus discipline culture and editorial voice.
Fragmentary exchange notes plans for wife to begin golf in about two weeks. Mentions timing, delivery issues, and road routes.
Part owner asks court for ejectment against tenant who has paid no rent for a year and ten months. Magistrate urges action to remove the tenant and guest. Local filing notes indicate a landlord tenant dispute in Philadelphia.
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