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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
5
The article argues that durable homes require quality materials and proper construction methods. It urges homeowners to hire an architect for complex specs and highlights advances in materials like brick cement and heating fixtures. It notes manufacturers can guarantee products, enabling better homes at lower prices when sourced correctly.
The article stresses the need for up-to-date uniform roofing on old houses. Patchwork roofs from additions spoil appearance, while modern materials offer harmonious options that enhance style and curb appeal.
Builders of moderately priced homes have long ignored architectural style. Older city sections show out of date homes while newer, well designed houses prove the value of good plans and affordable design services.
The article argues for wider thoroughfares to handle growing elite populations and expanding suburbs. It cites Los Angeles Detroit and Chicago as examples and notes plans to widen a 0 mile stretch near the Chicago metro area as a major regional project within a 50 mile radius.
An open ete rte is af well kept grad a necessary to bulwhee the mass of architerture at the front. Keep the entrance walk and drive to one side and use soft toned materials if crossing the lawn. Maintain evergreens shrubs and trees along the boundary to create a welcoming outdoor entrance hall.
Citizens note that male fishways offer little advantage as they pass through town while highways race alongside railroad ties. Local officials urge avoidance where possible, endure where necessary, and seek cures where feasible.
Home owners are gaining on renters by more than 3 percent. Of 24 million homes in the United States, 17 million are occupied by owners, and the total is expected to rise significantly in the coming years.
The tract notes that infrastructure alone does not guarantee vitality. A town must cultivate a welcoming, homelike atmosphere to attract residents and business, with local leadership guiding development and civic pride.
Clarence Darrow remarks on male restraint and domestic life in a talk where he jokes a man hid money in his socks. The exchange suggests humor about balancing gender roles and wealth in American households.
Dr Arnold A Batts director of the Emery laboratory at Halne Mant hospital Philadelphia says progress has been made in a dye to detect internal cancers in early stages. Used two years as an aid to early diagnosis it may become an accurate detection method guiding surgical removal or radium and X ray treatments. The dye in diluted form is injected into the veins.
A small town girl Mary Elizabeth notes the milk supplier acts as if she is two people. Her mother joins and they are greeted with a foreign greeting at the cowherd's door. The eerie scene hints at a hidden identity in a rural setting.
The Canadian department of agriculture at Ottawa experiments with crossing wheat to produce hardier hybrids and possibly a two crop grain. Electric light banks accelerate seed growth. hybrids appear in half the usual time, four years instead of eight, with oxygen element noted as important.
A humorous exchange features a diner remarking on a delicious fish aroma and a server replying that what is smelled is fresh yalnt. The witticism includes a line about leaving home on account of fresh palm.
In Madrid a dramatic exchange questions an alibi as Gutierres asserts the defendant could not rely on a woman. The remark ties to a claim about yesterday’s absence at a spouse's funeral and a sighting of the wife in the street.
A fragment hints at a town name Plunk iiliey and a moment of someone passing a billboard. The readable lines imply a speaker asking if the town was seen and noting a billboard sighted while driving.
The United States now has about 1,250,000 students enrolled in correspondence schools, roughly twice the total enrollment of all universities and colleges combined.
A light exchange contrasts self awareness with humor as two speakers joke about laughter and life. The dialogue highlights a witty, self-deprecating stance and a casual view of personal quirks.
Quote from London Opinion notes butter may soothe a sim and burnt skin. It adds a wry line about long engagements lacking charm for a young widow, suggesting skeptical humor on romance and resilience.
A fragment notes a baby’s resistance to life, using sharp phrasing to suggest universal defiance from infancy as a symbolic stance. The line appears as a provocative dash within a larger piece, hinting at themes of struggle and expectation.
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as fast relief for sour stomach and gas. It claims the preparation tranquilizes digestive organs and sweetens breath, suitable for children, and urges choosing the genuine Phillips brand over imitations.
A fragment reflects on restraint by recalling outcomes. a young bill collector faces a tempting career path. It notes New York’s loneliness and the need for purpose over sociability, suggesting supporters are often quieter than opponents in elections.
Dialogue fragment riffs on mothers as angels with a sharp counterpoint about living mothers and expectations in a casual exchange. The line hints at family esteem and humor in a domestic moment.
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