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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
2
Irish bootlegger lord of Galway is fined and jailed for poteen manufacture. He refuses prison entry, seeks escort and warrant, then tries to return to Connemara after vowing to repay by more illegal distilling.
An English composer and pianist introduced a two manual piano enabling the upper keyboard to register one octave higher and to couple with the lower. The design promises easier handling for pianists with octave runs and complex passages, aided by single-finger control.
A playful exchange about timing and inheritance unfolds as two relatives joke about a will made a month earlier. The bright nephew questions what’s holding up the bequest, while the uncle hints at awaiting the moment to grant everything to his heir.
An aged advertisement touts Bell-Ans as a non laxative remedy for over acidity belching gas sick headache heartburn nausea and related digestive issues. It claims thirty years of use and offers a free sample from Bell Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
Divers use radio signaling with surface operators as wireless hand phones and a small broadcasting set aboard the tender to keep water workers in constant touch with the outside world. The piece closes noting the best way not to obtain praise is to ask for it.
In a murky swamp conflict, Peter and Holling confront Cahungas and Red Death as Tawatuears presses the pursuit. The narrator uses knife and sword tactics to parry and counter, finally overpowering the foe and aiding Peter in subduing the remaining adversaries.
In Albany autumn crowds gather at Fort Orange as Governor Burnet and Master Colden summon gentry, merchants, and frontier officers to the fort. Burnet asserts gravity of a petition from province merchants seeking to resume free trade with Canada and suspend enforcement of Indian goods trade prohibitions.
In a brutal struggle Tom fights Peter who twists his neck and stomps the belly before throttling him. The Dutchman proclaims an end to Red Death and Back Death as Tawannears boasts of two scalps while Leal notes no one will carry the tale to La Vierge du Bois.
Inventor introduces a device named balance detector to identify unbalanced portions of rotating machinery such as flywheels and dynamos. The apparatus uses a universal bearing and a shaft end contact to reveal misalignment. a pointer in the cast housing indicates the tilt after the wheel reaches maximum speed.
The note discusses the phrase Nigger to the woodpile as a southern origin expression. It links the saying to theft and sin and notes regional usage in dialect studies.
A cryptic item notes alternating confidence and decline with a time reference and a local tag, suggesting a humorous or satirical observation on timing and outcomes. The fragment references Watertows Sodurd as a possible byline or source tag.
A venturous design describes a floating factory to generate electricity from seawater using turbine driven generators. It would deploy pipes reaching 1,000 meters into the sea through a hexagonal Monting planta with bridges for loading and unloading at the edgon.
Irregular report recounts a dangerous stunt by William Hartsock and islander Nina of Lowe tet involving a carrier and an automobile driven by Robert Maher. A following car must intervene after Hartsock is dragged about a quarter mile through the streets during the melee.
Fragmentary dialogue records a quarrel over motive and alibi. Names Mandy and Jetmina appear with hinted domestic tension surrounding a person named Ab and a pocketbook detail. The readable text conveys confusion and accusation without clear resolution.
A fragmented line notes a resolve to abandon a plan or effort at an unspecified moment. Context is obscure with scattered phrases and no clear persons or places. The piece reads as a stray aside rather than a reportable event.
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