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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a bow and golf terms with unclear names. It records a terse exchange and notes verbal emphases, but the source lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities to anchor a structured news item. The readable phrases imply a casual quote fragment without a discernible event.
United States agriculture study shows average farm produce haul to market takes about a day for a round trip with two thirds of a day for distant farmers. Rail and road improvements since 1900 cut travel time. cotton wheat and corn costs and distances cited. Nevada and Ohio areas noted for longest and shortest hauls with various regional figures.
The article details a motor travel boom and road improvements in Minnesota spurred by good roads dividends. It notes communities benefiting from better highways, debates over who should pay for maintenance, and proposed road projects and budgets across Indiana and neighboring states, including paving plans and funding estimates.
A rough town talk highlights a Cincinnati authority's claim that a drug called freezone can remove corns or callouses by applying it to tender skin. The ad notes it dries up the corn with little cost and urges readers to ask their pharmacist to order a bottle if unavailable.
A chaotic OCR fragment compiles stray lines from newspapers including quotes about marriage to an actor, a humorous exchange about a rubber plant, a tale of a woman finding a hundred dollar pearl, and brief captions on health and fashion. It weaves partial headlines and jokes from Baltimore American and Washington Herald, with stray references to Pittsburg Gazette-Times and Nowa.
Claim extols a home remedy to flush kidneys after meat intake. Advises skipping meat and taking four ounces of salts mixed in water before breakfast. Describes a grape and lemon juice tonic to neutralize uric acid, promote kidney cleansing, and prevent bladder and kidney issues.
A garbled OCR excerpt contains stray lines and dialogues about adding items, misheard phrases, and scattered quotes. It references a teacher, a dog, a cat, social titles My Lord My Lady, auctioneers, and a Kaiser foot hoisting remark, with no coherent narrative.
An old remedy uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair. Grandmothers mixed the formula to keep hair dark and natural, a popular product sold as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promising color and shine. It claims to restore gloss and youth while not curing disease.
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