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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
3
The text mocks a Cupid image showing him with an absurd weapon, a velockty pump gun of outrageous caliber, noted for a 29 bite out of 3 in a Buffalo Evening Times reference.
South Salem radio hobbyist builds a loud speaker from a large seashell. The shell has long been valued in the family and now serves as a unique sound device connected with rubber tape and wires.
A fragment quoted from Pope and a Boston Transcript clipping discuss making a garland by arranging thoughts and words like feathers in Indian crowns, with terms from representation and ceremony. It blends poetic instruction with miscellaneous listed concepts and terms.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a Bowton man who left $1,000 to educate his descendants in cookery. The article questions whether the donor was his own wife’s biscuit or if he joined the monotonous diet of codfish with Dowton baked.
The tricolor was chosen as France's national emblem to unite the nation and capital. Red and blue signify Paris freedom, while white represents the crown prince's reform era.
The institution founded in 1764 at Providence Rhode Island was once named Rhode Island College until 154 when it was renamed in honor of Nicholas Brown an American merchant who contributed 100000 dollars to the school.
An obscure fragment from a periodical shows a letter offering restitution after a child stole an india rubber from a shop. The odd wording hints at a mock remorse and a printed erasure, with references to B. W. Howe and Romford Hag text.
The article chronicles Billie Buttons, famed for a sweet, guileless nature, his love life with Mollie Rawn and a Creole beauty, and a dramatic break as he faces a ruinous letter. Billie marries Malinda Evans, ending his pursuit of happiness and ending his romance with Mollie.
A pangolin, a highly rare mammal with enamelless teeth and scales, has been added to the London Zoological Gardens. The creature, resembling a prehistoric monster, feeds on ants and termites using a long tongue and requires a diet of mashed meat and milk flavored with pupae of ants.
The piece discusses the phrase fourth estate attributed to Edmund Burke or Carlyle. It notes Britain’s three estates and claims the reporters in Parliament form a powerful fourth estate beyond the lords, church, and nobility. It cites Burke and Carlyle as origins for the term.
Nikola Tesla foresees women as the dominant sex and men relegated to minor roles. The obser vations note a sharp shift as women show efficiency in trusted positions and fashion signals reflect changing roles, aligning with Capper's Week in the postwar era.
The Johannesburg department of health issues a vivid poster depicting death with a sickle to deter plague. It instructs on handling dead rats, laying poison, rat-proofing barns, and reporting findings to police or local authorities.
A woman of modest means, rumored to be engaged, meets a friend who questions the tale. She replies with a sly wink and thanks heaven for the rumor, turning gossip into a lighthearted moment from Tit Bits.
National Dairy council stresses that summer pastures lack sufficient protein for peak milk yield. Experiments from Illinois and Kentucky show large grazing areas or high forage intake would be required for 100 pounds of milk. Corn grain plus protein feeds can boost efficiency and provide year round profit and soil fertility.
Years of study yielded a model farm milk house with cooler storage tank wash sink and steamer for clean wholesome milk. A miniature will be exhibited in Washington at the Smithsonian as part of a national food and health display. Plans were drawn by the bureau of dairying and construction will be by the office of exhibits.
Farmers question whether feeding grain pays. Kansas Dairy Association findings show profitability even with high feed costs. Under good conditions cows yield about 150 pounds of fat yearly from alfalfa hay and silage, but limiting feed may be uneconomical if cows can reach normal capacity.
Guidelines advise removing horns from cattle unless animals are to be shown. Horned cattle pose risks to each other and handlers, and horns can ruin udders. Bulls are safer when dehorned. one method mentions applying caustic potash to a week-old calf after preparing the horn button, until blood appears.
The text instructs daily feeding, watering, milking, and turning out cows for exercise. It emphasizes evenly spacing morning and night routines, milking quickly but smoothly, and milking cows dry to prevent milk from remaining and affecting future secretion.
Weather bureau explains varied frozen raindrop shapes arise from partial drops colliding and sticking together. The resulting forms depend on the number and state of adhesion and the freezing stage at collision. If entirely squid drops unite they form a single larger sphere.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports average fleece weight around seven and a half pounds for the nation. Southdown sheep yield six to seven pounds while Rambouillet in well-bred conditions produce twelve to fifteen pounds.
Waterproof sandpaper allows use under damp or wet conditions and reduces dust when working on painted varnished or ornamented surfaces. The abrasive wears slowly and reportedly lasts ten times longer than standard paper.
Scientists excavating a five thousand year old Kush kings palace in Mesopotamia reveal copper vanity cases a copper hand mirror razors tools fairhooks and hairpins proving copper as an enduring metal in ancient times.
Rivadavia the Argentine statesman, regarded by many as second only to Washington in the Americas, spent the final years of his life in exile in Spaim after holding many key government roles.
A publicist reflects on how outspoken rhetoric can come with high prices in reputation and career. The piece suggests caution in speech while acknowledging the power of bold public statements.
A woman shouts to her husband during a domestic dispute on Flamingo Street as he hurls a jar of apple butter at her. The scene captures a tense domestic moment with no reported injuries.
Huge shark remains nearly 100 feet long uncovered by dredging crews in the central Pacific Ocean.
A witty aphorism notes quarrels arise from two and three make it interesting. The line plays on expected phrases about two to argue and adds a twist with three to spice the drama.
A new six wheeled motor freight and passenger service connects the regions of South Tents and South Algeria. The regular line operates with six wheeled automobiles facilitating both cargo and passenger movement across the route.
A Bulwer-Lytton aphorism notes that no matter how many friends a man has there will be moments of shortage and if he has only one enemy he is fortunate to avoid an excess.
A quotation from London Tit-Bits notes that there is an end to all things spoken by a barrister at Shoreditch County Court after a lengthy speech by a woman. The line reflects a reflective close to a discourse.
The record notes that Beane beans were valued by ancient Hebrews as vegetables and also ground into four parts for some use.
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