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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
7
Doctors prescribe very little alcohol these days and prefer tonics and alternatives. Ayer's Sar saparilla is now alcohol free and urged by doctors. Warnings ask patients to consult physicians and avoid laxative misuse with Ayers Pills from J C Ayer Co Lowell MA.
In All Reason eneree East and Wheeling journey talk reveals financial limits and distrust toward sugar ice and trust influences. A distressed speaker laments limits, longing for Pittsburg yet unable to proceed beyond Wheeling, while others mutter about jail and refining schemes.
A reader notes a rapidly shifting tale about Smith, remarking that the latest version repeats a prior story told about Peters, highlighting how rumors migrate in the Cleveland Leader.
A Boston Pess advertises a home made syrup claimed to cure deep seated coughs in five hours. The text mentions ingredients like wild cherry bark and pine cordial, urging readers to keep the remedy on hand for quick relief.
A Washington Star quip about a mother asking hypothetical questions at home. A Kansas City Journal line jokes about getting a woman ready by asking her to attend matinees. A Cleveland Leader quips how Jones earned a reputation for sharp thinking with a single line.
A historical note traces Hans Wagner's early pay, from $25 a month at Steubenville to $45 with Paterson, then a $2,500 sale to Louisville. It highlights his rise under Pittsburg owner Barney Dreyfuss and hints at his leverage in contract talks.
A round barn on Fred R. Cotrells ranch near Irving Arkansas is described as the largest barn in Kanase. The structure stands 74 feet high with a stone first story, 100 feet diameter, a 20 foot high second story, a 30 foot dome roof plus a 16 foot cupola. It houses 500 cattle 500 tons of hay 10000 head of grain and features a circular manger and feed grinder.
A 200 head cattle barn with a 5 story hay loft and 10 000 bushel bins sits on Mr Cob treil's 50 acre ranch, with 136 head total including 100 cows. A monument to Mr Cottrell’s ende avor towers over the galvanized corrugated tr on structure. Oscar Asche and Lily Drayton are noted in transit.
A public speaking event ends with a heckler shouting You're wrong, sir several times. The critic stands, removes his hat, exposing a bald head, while the crowd reacts and the speaker persists with venomous rhetoric.
A clipped dialogue notes a boat upset as Hazel recalls clasping her in his arms during the incident. Helen questions the timing and meaning as the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle references the exchange.
A collage of short, dated snippets includes poultry talk about welfare and the value of company, a product blurb for Pettit’s Eye Salve, and quirky exchanges from newspapers such as the Washington Star and Boston Transcript. It reads like a misc. quip page with stray lines and a child’s inquiry about reformers.
A city journal quips about labeling corner-stones with current data to preserve posterity. The exchange questions how to document their peculiar customs and what does posterity gain from such additions.
A Yonkers Statesman quips a soubrette complains the orchestra is hard to hear. The manager jokes about adding another drum. In a separate scene an evangelist warns of doom while a gallery widow declares she has no teeth. The evangelist counters teeth will be provided.
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