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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
3
A varied fragment page recounts brief quips and vignettes. It mentions Swamphuret and walking times, a grocery boy asking for two cents' peppermint, giant cranes of Australia and their devoted mates, a country doctor in sleep routines, a playful exchange about Italy, Fourth of July reinforcements for safety, and audience remarks on a play's mid act reveal.
Dr. Frederick J. Houser of Minneapolis explains to a Washington Herald reporter how the Philippine bureau of science consolidates water analysis food analysis vaccine production insect study mineral assays and more. He notes the vast resource impact including library growth and 60 000 botanical specimens, and defends Filipino productivity against a stereotype of laziness.
A vivid excerpt recounts a journey through the Big Rapids along the Saskatchewan near a narrow channel. The paddler describes roaring waters, leaps, and a guiding Indian urging to pull hard while navigating rocks and whirlpools. The tale blends adventure with frontier humor and a Georgia youngster’s amused lines.
Uncle Jerry Peebles muses that workers serving others crave games, while workers on their own time hoard it. A Chicago Tribune opinion mocks the idea that narrow judgments apply to crime and guilt, noting law’s presumption of innocence alongside jury skepticism.
A garbled dialogue hints at a hen, a spring hate, and a travel through a weird scene. A Hamline Wizard Oil claim appears as a quick cure. The text shifts to a shoe salesman and a customer with a faulty exchange. It ends with a cryptic note about cracks in the transepts of a cathedral in Southwell Minster, Bogland.
A garbled passage mentions an oration of Fours and a place likely Freity Flares. Fragmented quotes include Old boy and a casual comment about an event or speech. The readable text points to a discussion of a speech but lacks clear context, dates, or participants.
Fragmentary OCR text references colors and reflections with terms like Gelee, Bemnchow and Oink. Mentions a brakeman and a line about being reminded of Mast eenth's Pock, with unclear context and few readable facts.
A fragment references a mislike of joy riding and a remark about Miss Tartan noting opposition to careless horseback riding. No clear event or names beyond mentions.
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