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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Phillip's Milk of Magnesia as a fast remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It claims quick neutralization of acid and digestive discomfort for men, women, and children, endorsed by doctors and sold in 2c and 60c sizes at drugstores.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt cites a tense exchange at a Minekstone dinner with Bishop Jones Cannon Jr and others. The discussion centers on preaching eternal verities while avoiding controversial interpretations and not forcing beliefs on attendees.
A Prunewick Maine farmer reports his rooster carried a lit cigarette end into the barn after he discarded it close to a well cork on the way in. The burning cigarette in the bird's beak set chaff aflame, which the farmer stamped out before spreading.
Pomerat recalls a rough voyage where a clumsy cabin boy broke saucers and forced the crew to drink from a cup. The humorous remark frames the mishap as a rough but comic memory of sea life aboard.
The article recounts Irene McIntyre known as the original doughnut girl who served with the Sallies in France in 1918. It follows her later life as Mrs Robert Walbridge of Peterboro New Hampshire and her role as leader of the American Legion Auxiliary in 1924. It also notes her brave acts under fire and honors from Gen Pershing and Gen Edwards.
A housewife explains a method to repair broken china by dissolving glue in water to a thick paste, then mixing in plaster of parts. The cemented pieces become as strong as before, and hot water reportedly helps it set firmer.
A fragmentary note discusses baby bowel training and regularity as taught by Dr. Caldwell, a physician who specialized in women and children and attended over 3500 births. It emphasizes keeping the bowels active and healthy to prevent fretfulness and illness.
A Nor manton miner at the Don Pedro pit named Tom Sintor earns cash by selling coal by the ounce. He has gained county recognition as a coal sculptor for shaping miniature Bibles and animal models in camel coal during spare time. Tiny game pieces weighing two to three ounces have fetched five times their price.
A brief exchange hints at navigation by cloud shapes between a passenger and pilot. The pilot explains that recognizing cloud forms makes navigation easier, ending with a casual remark in Italian about travel to Rome.
A testimonial from Mrs. Fred Weston of Portland Oregon touts Tanlac as a remedy for run down nerves fatigue and digestive discomfort. The ad claims the product uses natural herbs with no mineral drugs and offers a low price with a cooperative selling plan backed by Southern Press Syndicate.
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