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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
7
A fragmented notice describes a local fare change with questions about implementation and access. It mentions a scarce helper and a single person able to secure a seat in the street car, indicating confusion and limited uptake.
The piece blends humorous snippets from vaudeville style acts and gossip, citing a showman worried about an afternoon performance, a farmer renting a sacred cow, and a circus with a dangerous animal. It includes exchanges on Sir Henry Irving, peanut politics, and a father reacting to his daughter’s candleless parlor tete a tete, reflecting era gossip tone and social mores.
In the Chicago Tribune fragment Mr. Peckaniff and Mr. Turveydreg meet for the first time. Turveydreg notes the man’s apparent importance yet criticizes the department’s standards. Peckaniff retorts with lofty disdain and a paradox about an immortal soul.
A dubious home remedy described as a common mix includes syrup of Sar and whiskey taken in small doses with meals. The mixture, claimed to be effective in hospitals, is prepared from ingredients found at home or supplied by a healer.
In a curious exchange a crowd and an attendant discuss a celebrated Venus statue named Fremabia as a marble mishap causes hands to be missing after a disastrous break. Mrs Poeuritch queries the scene while a son-in-law rumor surfaces.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions shoes and fashion with names and places unclear. The legible parts refer to a fashion item or event but lack coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates or locations.
An archaic dialogue fragment hints at burial practices and a disputed funeral in a tense, ceremonial setting. The scene references a ruler and son, a guarded privilege, and lingering reluctance among participants as the rite proceeds.
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