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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
4
An old ad style piece urges readers to keep a bottle of Montetter’s Stomach Bitters at home as a bulwark against health troubles. It links digestion issues to general well being and claims the product prevents headaches, poor appetite, indigestion, and constipation, promising prompt relief and improved vitality.
Washington reports a massive one trillion five hundred billion dollars set aside by the secretary of war to finish the north jetty at the Columbia River mouth and related Northwest waterways projects through June 30, 1916. Oregon and Washington receive about 2.93 million dollars with many tributary channels and bays funded, while several Pacific Coast works gain substantial sums including the Hudson river and Mississippi river improvements.
An OCR fragment compiles jokes, quotes, and snippets from a 19th or early 20th century American or English newspaper. It mixes social banter, legal quips, advertising blurbs, and stray poems. The text references a witty barrister, jokes about murder prosecutions, poetry by Chaucer, fashion notes, and household tips, all in a bustling, miscellany style.
The pew submarine Tel built in Quincy Massachusetts for the United States Navy completed a successful trial trip to Cape Cod bay. It is one of four submarines required by the program and returned Monday after testing.
An old timehouse remedy touts Resinol as a fast healer for itching rashes pimples and skin eruptions. The ad claims it soothes irritated tender skin and relieves sores burns and chafing, noting doctors have prescribed it for 20 years and that it contains no irritants. It urges readers to buy Resinol at drug stores.
A Scots minister jokes about fatigue from preaching as an assistant admits feeling the same when the reverend is in the pulpit. The tale ends with a quip about listening folk. A barley water recipe is offered and a Roman settler ruin is described with its ancient features.
A stream of quotations and snippets covers marriage reconcile hours love and a wealthy neighbor’s charity. It cites a Woman Taxpayers league speech, a creaturely talk of heaven and virtue, references to imitation rubles and a London figure, plus mechanical notes on watch balance wheel vibrations and a cynical line about a Browers son.
Mrs M J Brownell of Manston Wisconsin testifies to relief from back pain and leg cramps during menopause after using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for personalized advice.
A damaged text fragment blends quotes on love endurance and happiness with literary references and snippets about Mildred and a luncheon. It includes stray lines about Burma law, the nature of love, and the Bee in Literature, interlaced with scattered names and aphorisms, lacking a coherent narrative.
A brief reflection on how a person’s inner helm governs action. It argues reform comes from presenting a new idea that genuinely compels personal will, aligning behavior with deeper, self-chosen change rather than external pressure. The piece emphasizes mental discipline and autonomous transformation.
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