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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
5
In Martin GA a dealer writes about his wife losing weight from 180 to 168 pounds. An old physician advised trying Peruna. She began improving and gaining strength, now at 100 pounds and able to do housework and cooking.
In a brief exchange, Stippler notes Dobber's portrait as heartfelt and personal. Dobber asks if the praise is genuine. The dialogue centers on Kutts's response to Dobber's painting titled Calves in a Mead ow.
Mrs Renetheey of 180 South Tenth St Fronton Ohio suffered five years of kidney trouble. She grew weak and sleepless, with swelling and frequent urination. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain and bloating disappeared and she has remained well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Readings by Chicago public school pupils present mixed views on Huguenots and figures like Victor Hugo and Jean Valjean. A mock play and verses mingle with poems, songs, and comic exchanges from schoolwork and popular culture.
A lawyer, a family friend, questions the real reason for a wife's request for divorce. The woman explains she did not marry the man she thought him to be, while the lawyer warns that applying that principle would destabilize homes nationwide.
French naturalist argues pearls originate not as defensive secretions but as byproducts of a worm’s life cycle. Seurat notes pearls form around worm nuclei inside oyster cysts and suggests a second host, the ray, completes the worm's development. The oyster shells bored by sponges may relate to pearl formation.
A factory worker story shows a boy who, after a year on the job, asks for a raise. He claims he is worth four dollars weekly, while earning three, and insists the boss reconsider after spending long weeks at the machine. A second note mentions a class of girls who only make gifts for holidays and celebrations.
A witness testifies about an asylum inmate’s sanity noting the man claims to be Santa Claus. The lawyer doubts the sign of insanity, the witness insists the claim proves it. The scene shifts to a train discussion with jokes about an unlimited speed and discretionary manners.
A senator, mocked as a joke, declares he will not resign, insisting he would not spoil a joke for anyone. The remark reflects his stance amid satirical coverage in the Liladelphia Ledger.
A humorous mix of old time remedies and anecdotes. It touts Brandroth’s laxative pills with sold extract of sarenparilin as a safe blood purifier, notes their long use and availability, and mentions pastivation relief from a single nightly pill. It then shifts to a Shakespearian style mini story about a widow and mementos, joking about Brom Quin tablets.
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