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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1930)
) -f I ; ! , : . i HISTORY'S MYSTERIES I OUR COMIC SECTION Vatohrtd Mddlu That tUU Panto Huthoritias Hart ami Uroa4 f Strongest flcrnld suffered with M atntnnch Hid bowel 11 1 1 1 i I hewn Unties nnd weak," anys Mm, II. H. (leren, H''J W. Multl St., Oklahoma City, Oil I m. 'Now he the strongest boy I know. I gave him i'n II forttln Fig Syrup because Mother used (. It Increased It I m appetite, regulated lilt boweJa, helped IiIm digestion." IS'ot liInK could be more convincing ttiim tlit wny t li mi fid h of mother are irnlliiK 'nllfrnl I 'Ik Kynip to show how It nets to tmllil iiml strengthen headachy, bilious, half lick, constituted children. Your doctor will approve tin line of thin pure vegetable product in often Hit Impure breath, run I c tongue, HntlcHMiitiH or fevcrlshnes warn of cotiHt Ipnt ln or to keep bowel open In cold or rhUdren's disease. Tim word California on bottle und cnrton marks the genuine. LAX ATI VC -TONIC Jar CHItDHtN When Rest Is Broken CM Deal Promptly With Kidney Irregularities. Are you miserable with blad der Irritations, getting up at night and constant backache? Then don't take ehflncesi Help your kidnryi at the first sign of disorder. Use Poun'i Villi. Sue cessful for more than 50 years. Endorsed by hundreds of thou, sands of grateful users. Get IJotin i tixlay. bold by dealers i everywncre. Doan's ills rVJt rtiF kinvnx 0 CwftH H. C Our Pet Peeve Higher Opinion Mm. Ilenpeck Everything Is jci-t- tlllg higher. Mr. Ilenpeck (nut-klj ) (Hi, 1 don't know, Mnrl.i. Tor Instance, there's your opinion of iii, nnd my opinion of you, nnd tin neighbor' opinion of both of ti. How Medicine Cabinet DotUa i m:.AOii.T . XQ lui.LAinrs Asri:iua,.i The ltlhl l f.M Wi nm. tetakApula Valu Zit Total Vatut 7Zi Fcen-a-mlnt liAmerlrs'immit Poinilnr l.iXHllvo. I'lcBiuuit, u(i, di'lipntinblo, non-hnblt forminK. Keep It hnmly io tint atlrsrtiva economical botilo. Aspprmim tbe now nnd bettrr way to tako Mtilrln. No billiT tublct to twillow. F:iii'Ivc in innllcr doos for every tuplrin um, At your druKBint' or IIFAI.TII PnOtHI'TS COKPOKATION 1U North ISihHIrral Nnuk.N.J. OXLA. FARMER KILLS 172 RATS IN ONE MIGHT K-R-0 (Kill Rata Only), write Mr. , Hulbcrt, Okln., broiiRht this remarlcablo result. K-K-0 Is the original product mado from squill, nn ingredient recommondod by U. S. Government as suro death to rats and mice but harmless to dogs, cnta, poultry or even baby chicks. You can depend on K-R-0 (Kills Rats fw.lv wMxh lin a tinwrniA America's VIMJI T.i HVIi - - " - leading rat exterminator In Just few years. Sold by all druggists on a money back guarantee Go Quickly... From tlm time vein mnke the flrrt minllrntlon they tirmn to f irle Ilka MAGIC. At nil ctniK nnd drpt. ior or by mull iionliinl'l $l.i!5 mid tba. A cony ol Hr.iuiy Si-crrti 1-KKK. UK. !. II. IIKUIU CO. 8U7S-8 Mlcl.lguu A. Chlougo - . J- J..... ttiSkW D THE FEATHERHEADS Felix Meant a "Wing-Walker" WOO WANT OrAtOHC I V4mUXFKEWJ aJ Zl XO WALK OUTONAV.iKi3 f MK3UT DO IT - WECfi HC 7 I UvV-. ) "J-- ' ( and JUMP OFP N A PAOA- I US OVtQ "W0 7 VTy V6T0NT ? i'A 'S1 PACOOX M6- uu.HA. V. IMA PCtTTV T AMI 'lbSfe iwmujk' L1W FINNEY OF THE FORCE 'The Better W i -w I 1 S t 1 .X -- 1 0 WMtra KtwtsaparVBloa ' ittW A a IWKAr r IN DO X AN WWU IHW x fjl 5UrrOis I'llr FUA 10IKC MX) AFPAlO uSC.FANMV, VJHiNi IT lfyL 5T06D0 COMJtoSCD A UTILE TUNE X ( ALL MYSELF -LtT ME 5ING J jT Wi Trl ! t Jk. --- i Baa- w!., 'AT ,im k 1: -.'.wJS F AlYMtXt The Lost Tribes of Israel TIII2 mystery of the "Ten UM Tribes" bus been a subject of ab sorbing Interest for nmny centuries, but, despite the Investigations of countless historians and the excava tions of arelieologlsts In all parts of the globe, the question of what became of this great mass of people Is still unsolved. Hundreds of volumes have been written on the subjt-t and many ex planations have been advanced as to the probable fate of the people who severed their alliance with the tribes of I'.enjamln and Judah, the latter remaining in southern Palestine and establishing Jerusalem as their capital. The Israelites who seceded went northward. Some Into Samaria and others Into the country which lay outside the narrow stretch of land which then made up the known world. As to the fate of those who populated Samaria some little Is known, for, bout eight centuries before Christ, Snrgon, king of Assyria, swept down upon Samaria and carried many thou sands of Its population Into captivity, replacing them with IJabylonlan and Syrian colonists and scattering the former residents throughout the king dom so that their Identity as a nation was completely lost. With their captivity, the remaining members of the ten tribes disappeared as completely as If they had been swallowed tip by the earth and no definite trace of thera has ever been discovered. The descendants of the two remaining tribes were also con quered at a later period and while they, too, were finally driven away, they possessed so strong a person ality and a rnelul cohesion that they aave endured, despite the bitter op pression to which they have been sub jected, throughout the centuries seirjdng Intact their religion, their his tory and their customs. This being the case, It Is doubly remarkable that the other ten tribes, numerically grenter than the tribes of Juda and ISenJnmin, should have ranlshed so completely. They could oot all have been slain or perished In rnptlvity, leaving no descendants and ! It Is to be presumed that they mi- 1 rrated somewhere but where? This is the question which has puzzled 1 trcbeologlsts and historians for cen- ! tures. Some w riters are of the j opinion that the "lost trilies" long ifterwards appeared as the lawless, ( j gallant Amilo Saxons, a race whose orlk'ln Is still more or less obscure. I ' Other European nations have also ' been 'traced'' to the missing Israel ' Ites. while a few commentators believe 1 that they became merged Into the na- I ' tlonnlltles of other conquerors and ! those of the peoples among whom they 1 . settled. j j Of special Interest to Americans Is j the opinion of a number of writers 1 that the lost tribes In some way probably by means of the vast over land "bridge" which later sunk below the surface of the I'nclflc found their way to this country and became what wtre luter known as "Indians' and . "Aitecs." Among those nho most firmly believed this were the early Spanish priests who settled In Amer ica, as also did Roger Williams. Cot ton Mather and many later theologians and scientists who found Indian dia lects which had words and phrases singularly suggestive of Hebraic origin, j In ITrtf Charles IVatty. a mission ary, wrote that he was certain that be hud found traces of the "lost tribes" among the Pelnware Indians, d.'c'ur Ing that he had seen nn ancient Scroll that contained portions of the , otldnnl Hebrew law. T.iit. despite nil the theorizing and ' guessing as to the "ten lost tribes," no really authentic discoveries h:iv i been made with resptvt to their fate. There are ninny sections of the globe where they could have settled nnd flourished ns an Independent nation, yet the archives of no known people describe such a settlement and bar ring the as yet unexplained origin o such races as the Indians, the Ha wnlliins nnd the Aztecs no trace Is to be found anywhere of the missing Israelites. (,- btr the Wheeler SvnJIrHs.) Tcil in 1433 Py n satuteof M!". laborers In Eng land were required, from the middle of March to the middle of September, to be nt their work before five o'clock In the morning, am) they were not to depnrt until between seven and eight 3lock In the evening. During this peri od they were to have half an hour for breakfast, an hour for dinner nnd half nn hour for "noneniete." From the middle of May to the middle of Au gust they were to have half nn hour for sleep In the day. From September to March they were to be at their work "In the springing of the day, nnd depart not fill night of the same day." DON'T let a Cold Settle in your Bowels! Keep your bowels open during a cold. Only a doctor knows the Im portance of this, 'i'rust a doctfir to know best how It can be done. That's why Syrup Pepsin Is such a marvelous help during colds. It Is the prescription of a family doc tor who specialized In bowel trou bles. The discomfort of colds Is always lessened when It Is used; your system Is kept free from phlegm, mucus and acid wastes. The cold Is "broken-up" moretaally. Whenever the bowels need help, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin '4 sure to do the work. It does rot gripe or sicken; but Its action is thor ough. It carries off all the souring waste and poison; helps your bowels to help themselves. Take a sjioonful of this family doctor's laxative as soon as a cold starts, or the next time coated tongue, bad breath, or a bilious, headachy, gassy condition warns of constipation. Give It to the chil dren during colds or whenever they're feverish, cross or upset. Nothing In it to hurt anyone; It contains only laxative herbs, pore pepsin and other mild Ingredients. The way it tastes and the way it acts have made It the fastest sell leg laxative the drugstore carries I Da. W. B. Caldwell SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor's Family Laxative Paper From Rop Paptr of the most delicate kind can be made from old tarred ropes. It Is used In the po'teries for trans ferring the various patterns to the earthenware, and Is so strong that a sheet twisted by hand will support a weight of one hundred pounds or more. Knowing First Hand We do not understand that which, In Imagination 11 1 least, we do not recognize us something we ourselves, under certain circumstances, might be disposed to do. Woman's Home Companion. Ir HOi- HnusjgH HAfJFCRD'S (Balaam of Mvrrh Pleasure in Color Motorists like stretches of smooth highways but why not a pale green or brown concrete, Instead of the miles of dazzling white? Woman's Home Companion. Reaching Decition Jane Why did you decide to mar ry P.llly Instead of Jim? Philippu-I found I loved Eilly lest. You see, be proposed. Millions of people don't mind how far they are from New York, i , When a man begins to burn h!i tuoncy look out for a hot time. Cos From Cornttalks Cornstal'ts may be combined with ordinary sewage nnd converted Into a gas by n process so simple that anyone can apply It. After busking, the stalks are dried. Rhrelded, boiled, soaked In water or lime Then, to gether with the sewage, they 111 put Into n small tank provided with n rover to permit collecting the gases. The mixture Is allowed to ferment the baiterln In the sewage doing the work. The process was discovered by C, S, I'.onilT nnd It Is being perfected by the Inventor with ttie help of Dr A. M. ItUHwell, of the University ol Illinois V.f vs .'. r' '. A. a ( V ' ' . '-. A. i'.-.vV .mm. , .1, .. v rf wjW. 'I haJ a nervous breakdown and could not do the work I have to do around the house. Through one of your booklets I found how Lydia E. rink ham's Vegetable Compound had helped other women and I went to the dru store and got me six bottles. It has done me good In more ways than one and now I work every day without having to lie down I will answer all letters with pleasure." Hannah M. Everj meyer, 707 N-16 Street, East St. Louis, Illinois. warn MMmm mmmm
