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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
5
Dr Caldwell wrote a harmless constipation prescription in 1885 that became the world’s most popular laxative. His syrup of herbs and pepsin eased breath, coated tongue, gas, headaches, biliousness and lack of energy by stimulating sluggish bowels with a pleasant taste and no griping.
A Montana surgeon at a dog and cat hospital performed a successful operation to remove a silver dollar from a dog’s stomach. The coin was recovered and the dog regained health.
Mrs H A Apaswa of Little Rock Arkansas says she suffered three years after her last baby left her unable to walk or sleep well. She credits seven bottles of the Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham’s Sav ing tonic with restoring her health and energy, enabling her to care for a large family and perform housework.
An armed hunt plan to curb game is described as an army three times the size of the A. F. in the World War. It focuses on rabbits and deer along with ducks and other birds. Licenses for the 1725 season limited to 40000 people who paid over 8200000 for the rights to hunt. New York led with 75750 licenses, Pennsylvania second with 617720.
A quoted exchange from Pathfindings Magazine shows Dauber claiming the exhibition hanging committee rejected his picture without viewing it, while a friend mocks the claim, suggesting they did see it.
A terse exchange evokes a court scene where a crowd questions authority after a speeding arrest. The dialogue implies only an invitation from a judge so far, leaving the outcome unsettled and the legality of the proceedings in doubt.
Akron Ohta demonstrates that careful planning and progressive street widening can save nearly two million dollars by avoiding condemnation and enabling future improvements. Alton’s example shows widening nearly twenty streets would have cost about twenty million, with back set buildings allowing continued growth.
The article argues that besides market activity and permits, population growth, transportation, utilities, industry, and public improvements raise real estate values by signaling demand and accessibility. It notes the buyer’s need for improved streets utilities and nearby employment to boost desirability and purchasing power.
Officials like mayors village presidents and fire chiefs can aid fire prevention campaigns by issuing proclamations and urging citizens to participate. The campaign relies on planning and active public officials to recognize and reduce fire dangers.
A Chicago firm of engineers and builders reports industrial construction costs at 40 percent below the peak, with a standard 100 by 600 feet building used as the benchmark. The survey shows costs 6 percent below the ten year average for pew factory structures and the present level is the lowest since late 1922, reflecting overall lower material and labor prices.
The article lists shrubs that grow well in shady spots such as Japanese barberry red hub red osier dogwood box elm feijoa forsythia hill of anow privet Indian currant Von Houtte spicea Japanese maple and viburnum. It notes exposure and soil influence plant choice and care yield healthy growth in shaded home areas.
C Herrick Hammond president of the American Institute of Architects announces a new collaborative plan to unite architects sculptors muralists landscape designers and craftspeople in a fresh architectural expression.
The article notes a shift toward larger, more numerous windows in aging houses as modernizing trend. Builders and homeowners cite brighter interiors and better exteriors as key benefits, with thousands of homes undergoing window upgrades nationwide.
A large Rancho Santa Ana tract in southern California is set aside as a great botanic garden to cultivate all California plant life. Over 44,000 plants have already been propagated and work continues toward a complete collection of native flora.
A garbled ad phrase suggests a maxim about judging oneself as the only true measure. The fragment references a sweeping line once tied to American Magazine and a product tagline urging authenticity and self reliance.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a humorous tale told to Mr. Peater. The speaker warns that attempts to appear young risk unreliable recollections as fortune favors those who woo.
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant digestives aid that neutralizes acidity and calms the digestive system. It claims lasting relief, suitability for children, and warns against imitations, urging use for sour stomach and bad breath.
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