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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
3
Fashion headquarters heralds matching head to toe ensembles for fall and winter. Kid shoes in deep wine and green browns promise comfort and fit, with color stories coordinating with gowns wraps hats and jewelry to complete the look.
Hints discuss salads and fresh fruit desserts as simple summer meals and emphasize a one way flow of kitchen work from arrival to serving. It notes tomatoes as a vitamin source and urges plenty of them this year. It also suggests a backyard playground helps children stay safe from passing motorists.
A simple USDA based recipe guides a novice cook to prepare a warm blueberry dessert. It instructs washing and sweetening berries, then mixing with bread crumbs and butter before letting the mixture rest briefly on the stove. The dish is finished with lemon juice and served warm with cream or whipped cream.
A prepared USDA piece notes homemakers prefer kitchens that are bright with good layout. Emphasizes placing cabinets near sinks to minimize steps, movable features, adequate water access, and having duplicate tools in reachable spots to save effort.
David listens as the Traveling Twins Latitude and Longitude share their world spanning tale and a playful song about measuring the earth. They charm him with wit and friendship before rushing off to their engagement, leaving him amused by their contrasts and glad to call them friends.
A vintage guide offers quick fall treats and student friendly meals. It lists Apple Surprise Pineapple, Chocolate Butterscotch Pudding, Plum Pudding, Salmon Souffle, Egg and Raisin Sandwiches, Brabant Dressing, and fruit based lunches. It emphasizes fresh fruit, jams, jellies, dried fruits, and creative finger sandwiches for school meals.
The article advises storing susceptible articles in a dry atmosphere to prevent mildew. It recommends keeping closets dry with loose materials like unslaked lime, ensuring a snug door, and airing rooms with good ventilation and sunlight. It warns against mildew spreading from wallpaper and suggests a cleaning method using salicylic acid and alcohol if spots appear.
Rust mites attack oranges and grapefruits with a rusty appearance. These tiny pests puncture the rind to suck out oils. While edible value remains largely intact, buyers prefer bright fruit and russeted fruit sells at a 25 cent to 30 cent discount per box.
A United States Department of Agriculture home economics guide describes stuffing eggplant shells with a mixture of eggplant pulp bread crumbs onions beans and seasonings. The filled shells are baked in a shallow dish with a splash of hot water for about 80 minutes and served in the dish.
Mald confesses fear and departs despite promising access. The exchange centers on trust as he recalls lending the cellar key, the jewel cave, and the master's desk key, but none fit the situation or open the path to reconciliation.
A man recalls meeting a woman whose fortune opened only on later acquaintance. Initial attraction gave way to the shock that she was an heiress, altering his view of their relationship and future.
A compact reflection contrasts the true philosopher with criminals who steal fortunes and those who pilfer chicks. The piece ponders social precedence and moral boundaries.
A group of pilots jokingly seeks the last word in airplanes as the Oight commander nears. He asks for the last word and the group responds with a chorus of Jump, delivering a playful quip about air power.
A conversation quotes a hopeful speaker saying wealth will enable pleasures. Mr Comrox replies with a warning about a long program of acquired tastes, listing olives rogue fort cheese and Wagnerian music.
A humorous exchange features a kindly woman asking why the tramp does not work. He replies he would go if he had the tools, and she quizzes what tools he needs. He responds with a knife and fork as the requested implements.
A brief social note recalls a concert and a chat with Mr Joyce. The writer mentions sitting near Joyce and reuniting with a woman after several months with much to discuss.
Local picnic featured a playful event where a hammerhead shark was declared the winner of the pull competition. Spectators asked who won and Buss answered with a joke attributing the win to the hammerhead shark.
A fragmentary verse reflects on hope amid a world that rarely offers outright good news. The lines, though incomplete, convey a longing for brighter times and resilience through adversity.
Walter finds his mamma speaking with a very stout woman. His mother presents the figure as his greatemunt and Walter, amused by the jokat, approves the scene with a sly quip.
A fragmentary exchange mentions a shipwreck survivor named Joe aboard the Flot stark, with reassurance that a passing vessel will rescue him and concern for Mr Young.
A Washington Star excerpt shows a man arguing that government officials are servants of the people while Senator Sorghum notes many cases where fines exceed regular wages, highlighting friction over official pay and penalties.
An assortment of quirky matchups headlines a playful sports scene featuring Nute Hector Lion-Now and Micky in a string of unusual games. The colorful lineup includes brainy challenges, coconut tosses, and forget-me-nuts, promised to entertain fans with oddball competition.
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