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Newspaper
Ione Journal
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
4
Mrs. and Mr. Stange of Iane welcomed a daughter on Monday January 24 with Dr. Chick attending. Mr. and Mrs. Lane of Lexington welcomed a son on Wednesday January 26 under Dr. Chick care. Mrs. Jessie Smith of Pendleton visits with her brother Walt Smith.
Advice on training children to notice and respect others at table door light and in play. Emphasizes polite responses, calm reactions, smiling protests, and gentle requests to reduce interruptions and awkward moments. Stresses that small courtesy seeds foster lasting comfort and prevent temper.
The article urges professional eye exams for children who strain to see distant objects or read up close. It notes headaches and eye ache as warning signs, stresses proper testing, and says glasses should only be used after a doctor's recommendation. It also advises proper lighting and avoiding glare during homework.
W. F. Corian, longtime resident of Lane, was away on business for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Esteb left last week for a brief pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. Alligott Lundel are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson.
A historical perspective from O FP Austin explains the sheer scale of a billion dollars by comparing coin counters. It imagines an expert counting silver dollars for eight hours daily, revealing 32 000 dollars per day and 102 years to reach a billion dollars, underscoring the immense figures involved.
Stewart Edward White reflects on nocturnal Africa scenes as lions roar and veldt life shifts after dark. He recalls watching animals, noting danger and the eerie contrast between day and night while recounting encounters with lions killing prey. A playful exchange with his son adds a lighter moment.
The Portland Journal and Union Scout cite Cory as an able official from Baker. The Union Scout notes strong Republican support in Eastern Oregon, while the Portland Journal endorses his competence in state service.
The article sketches varied topics from advice on breaking a girl from undesirable company to better dental care and clothing purchases for children. It cites Portland and Lexington visitors, discusses moral guidance, proper tooth care, sturdy fabrics, and a Cape Fear sanitation effort in New Hanover County North Carolina with rural town progress.
Sam Dennis and John Kiehn arrived from the ranch last Thursday to transact a little business. John Olden came from Portland Tuesday evening after a short business trip. Mr and Mrs French Burroughs also came in Tuesday from the ranch.
A brief editorial note says the new year will bring varying challenges and rewards depending on collective action. It frames the coming period as a reflection on responsibility and effort by the community.
Mrs. Griffin arrived from the Frank Akers ranch Tuesday. E. H. Turner came Monday to bring the children to school. Snow returned Monday morning reaching three inches in depth. Elmer Higgs assisted at W. F. Burger’s shop on Monday.
The notice touts a remodeling year as the cheapest time in fifty years to build and suggests affordable improvements such as a medicine cabinet with mirror, a china closet, and Tum-A-Lum wall board. It invites readers to learn more soon at reasonable prices and with minimal trouble.
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