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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
3
A fairy tale style dialogue features a gray wolf and a prairie wolf discussing life. The gray wolf recollects days of danger and hunting, contrasting freedom with restraint while advising not to claim others' deeds. The piece underscores wild allure versus modern tame life.
A 1940s bureau of home economics recipe for gumbo with ham beef and okra. It instructs browning meat, simmering with water tomato and vegetables, then thickening into a stew served over a rice ring. The dish uses onion green pepper celery parsley and seasoned with salt pepper and tabasco.
The United States Department of Agriculture prepared the piece on bathroom conveniences. A second floor room was remodeled to include a built in tub, plumbing fixtures, wall drawers, two medicine closets and a large lower cupboard. High windows provide ample light. The project followed home demonstration agent guidance and was photographed by USDA.
Fashion notes survey new sleeve styles for fall coats and dresses. Hollywood star Mary Philbin models a navy yellow crepe frock with button-trimmed flowing sleeves while fur trims and belled cuts offer dramatic options. embroidered and appliqued patterns add novelty.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports rayon garments, especially underwear, gaining popularity for ease of care. Care tips include using lukewarm water, neutral soap, gentle handling, and air drying to avoid wear loss and ironing.
Try a new potato dish with a mixture from the Bureau of Home Economics. Slice potatoes, brown with onion in butter, then add strained tomato juice and simmer until tender. The blend provides a distinct flavor and thickening without extra agents.
A Merxleno style salad uses peppers and tomatoes with onion and bacon fat dressing. Tomatoes and peppers are chopped fine then mixed with onion and hot fat, vinegar and chili powder heated to boiling before pouring over vegetables. Bacon is added cold in small pieces and served on crisp lettuce leaves.
A compact collection of domestic guidance on fruit ripeness cooking times and flavor changes. Tips cover preserving berries quickly avoiding overcooking, introducing new vegetables to children in small portions, drying and ironing delicate fabrics, and preparing salads with shredded lettuce and mint for presentation.
The article discusses candy and sugar as portable energy sources for performers, workers, soldiers, and athletes. It cites optimistic views from performers about candy aiding figure control and stamina, notes sugar’s quick energy release, and mentions methods for using sugar with water and vegetables. It also references research by culinary experts and the value of sugar for long marches and boat crews.
A New York chronicle notes a California inventor claiming a gas pump by coin slot and discusses a City Museum project to display municipal history with scenes from Henry Hudson to Lindbergh. It also recalls a mythical Ram Row floating hotel and reports a Columbia campus squirrel depopulation fad amid winter-summer student shifts.
The Army Air Corps plans lightweight sleeping bags camping stoves using gasoline fuel and tents to fit over lower wings for shelter on fel expeditions. Secretary of War directed Maj Gen James E B Fechet to study the equipment, prioritizing compact storage in planes.
Mayor T A Tyson of Denmark Tennessee is described as a busy man serving as notary, justice of the peace, road supervisor, farmer, miller, substitute rural mail carrier, physician of sorts, tombstone seller and mill owner while also chairing the Sons of Rest.
W W Cole, 54, started a house fire in Philadelphia by smoking in his apartment. He nearly suffocated before rescuing his four year old niece. His first smoke of the day proved larger than planned.
Syracuse housewife complains of a low flying airplane in the early morning that wakes residents and shakes dishes from shelves. Police sergeant vows to do his best, but no air patrols are on the force yet.
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