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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
Friday issue of a Tone Oregon publication edited by V. Abad, with subscription and postal notice under 1879 act. The fragment cites The English Bible by Thomas B. Macaulay as a demonstration of language beauty and power. The readable text shows period tone and local concerns of the era.
A reflective poem fragment urges kindness and mercy through action not words. It contrasts gentle speech with the need for tangible help and urges readers to aid those in need rather than merely talk.
The piece laments low voter participation in a recent special election where a bond issue failed to attract broad engagement. It argues turnout often skews toward private interests and urges citizens to fulfill their duty by voting, warning that failure to cast ballots benefits special interests.
The referendums backers are mocked as weak and poorly organized while critics accuse the movement of undermining national authority and law enforcement efforts. The piece uses scornful imagery of a wet hen and a swamped scow to deride the proposal and its supporters.
The tongue is divided into regions for different tastes. The flat area responds mainly to pungent and acid flavors while the middle portion senses sweets and bitters. Fatty substances taste on the remaining regions.
A fragment notes a woman's role in domestic life, emphasizing that she should provide meals for her husband even as she cannot grow certain things herself. The tone suggests traditional expectations of wife duties within the household.
An advertisement from the Born Tailors Guild promotes rotating wardrobe use to extend fabric life. It argues wool suits and other garments benefit from rest to avoid material fatigue and suggests alternating multiple pairs to prolong wear and comfort.
A weekly devotional page lists daily verses from Psalms Proverbs and Isaiah with brief reflections. It includes lines about diligence, slow to anger, evening trouble, mercy, steadfast love, and God as inheritance, noting verses such as Proverbs 23 22 Psalm 128 2 and Isaiah 17 214.
The piece traces the word clock to the old English clok meaning bell. It links the modern timing device to tolling bells and describes how the bell’s sound influenced early clockmaking in historical contexts.
The fragmentary text discusses a talk on sex differences and mentions various odd terms and phrases. It appears as garbled OCR from a page with distorted quotes and placeholder words. The readable parts hint at a discussion of differences but lack coherent context or concrete facts.
Fragments from a torn page show disjoint lines about titles and knowledge challenges. The garbled text mentions commencement and treatment terms amid scattered words. The source language is unclear, offering no clear people places or dates.
A fragmented lodge directory lists Lone Lodge and Locust Chapter meeting schedules and officers. It mentions Lone Lodge meetings on Saturdays and other fraternal groups meeting monthly, with various officers named and locations implied.
Local notice directs patrons to leave watch repairs at Swanson's Feed and Supply for Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner.
Hrpa organize a puzzle contest using the letters from TONET NECES SITIES. Atwtalot$jcoo IN. Cash prizes are offered to competitors in this word building event. Send stamp for clever lay and rules. Addives
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church elected officers: President Ada Brown Vice President Lucile Bristow Secretary Ruth Swanson Treasurer Thelma Forbe The group will coordinate Belvethouse meetings with Willow Branch Union and the Prayer Meeting Committee. Conference set for Thursday afternoon September 17 at four o'clock at Mrs Eneleman's home. The Prayer Meeting Committee includes Mrs Frank Haglem an Ina Morgan Marvel Akers and Lucile Bristow. Meetings in the room over the butcher shop continue this week. Greek honor noted as the Greek Pythas honor voyage northward noted in the report. Church Directory.
Rev. W. W. Head will lead services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M at the Congregational Church with the pastor delivering sermons at both sessions.
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