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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
Louis Clark of Los Angeles credits Dr. Pierce remedies with his long health span. He recalls using the doctor’s tonics and the Golden Medical Discovery to stay well for 28 years and urges others to seek free advice from the KIds’ Hotel in Buffalo or mail order trials.
A guidance note warns filling a rubber water bottle with hot water can cause the cap to loosen and steam to escape, reducing danger of the bottle bursting regardless of water temperature.
A local belief holds gray eyes mark wickedness among the Arabe, tied to a verse in the Koran claiming possession by the wicked.
A compact reflection on growth and readiness noting that creatures and forces mature slowly. It argues that those with much healing, violent tendencies, or great perturbations are not yet ready to act, having passed the meridian of their years.
In a jungle water hole a trio of soldiers mates a plan to choose who will face a fatal snare. A fly on Welch’s face becomes a grim focus as fear, resolve, and comradeship collide before a heroic sacrifice and a Medal of Honor recommendation.
A tall recruit with large feet vanished on return from a distant party and, after a tense moment, a private suggested he had merely gone to the crossroads to turn around, leaving the sergeant perplexed.
AIA study shows 10 percent annual return on federal aid for improved highways, with motorists saving about 2.5 cents per mile. Iowa and Kentucky surveys indicate fuel and maintenance cuts on paved roads, potentially paying back paving costs in 4 to 6 years.
Work on the Post Road near New York state section of the Boston Post road is planned with contracts for part of the work bet. Traffic along this route is heavy with about 50,000 vehicles passing daily and nightly. The exact start of improvement work is not yet known.
The Oregon Highway Department adopts a thickened edge road design with a seven inch center and ten inch edges, thickening from two feet from the edge. Estimated cost is 24081 per mile.
The text argues that with 48 states and many municipalities making varied traffic rules a national trade law and police force would enforce nationwide highway standards. It notes that in Pennsylvania state highways poles are whitewashed above ground.
The text notes that the timber wolf in the northeastern United States and the loafer wolf in the vicinity of Arizona may be the same species, with differences only in regional naming. It suggests regional terms reflect local usage rather than distinct types.
The choke cherry fruit is usually inedible but occasionally a large-fruited form is suitable for eating. Leaves contain proselec acid and both fresh and wilted leaves are poisonous.
A Papua case report notes cannibalism still occurring within the British Empire sphere, citing a Papuan belief that no youth may marry until he has shed human blood, observed about 400 miles from Australia.
A brief reflection on how young minds imitate admired leaders and strive for honorable achievement, inspired by hearing praises and eulogies. The note emphasizes motivation drawn from revered examples to pursue commendable actions.
Uncle Eben argues that Satan need not set raps for sinners due to having his band ready to entertain those in line for tickets, reflecting a Washington Star sentiment on moral consequences and crowd behavior.
A poor five member family was found living in tents of sack and straw by Battle Abbey in Sussex England. They slept with only a blanket for covering and had little shelter from cold weather.
The only remaining of the Seven Wonders of the World is the pyramid of Cheops at Ghizeh, enduring as a lone marvel through the ages.
In this country many letters traverse a long chain of handling steps from posting to arrival. A typical journey involves about fifteen handlings, reflecting the intricate mail system of the era.
London relies on twenty six hundred miles of gas mains to deliver fuel to homes and businesses. The extensive network forms the backbone of city gas service and supports daily energy needs.
A rooster rolls an ostrich egg in the chicken yard to show hens what is being done elsewhere. He gathers the hens and remarks he is not reproaching them but highlighting actions from other places.
The text reflects on how a kind heart diffuses pleasure and makes life brighten with a fountain of gladness. It emphasizes everyday acts of goodness as catalysts for smiles and refreshed spirit.
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