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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
5
The August 6 1909 issue criticizes Taft Aldrich tariff plans and Providence vs gang arguments. It notes professor clashes over women, Oregon normals, income tax objections, hop prices rising, and a satirical take on local politics and social issues in Canyon City Oregon.
Princeton University celebrates a student who spotted the first comet of the year. The young astronomer is seen as a rising figure in science, with potential for a notable career. The piece also notes broader efforts to aid public welfare and mentions regional railroad developments in central Oregon, specifically Deschutes Canyon.
Satbath School details, Epworth League, preaching times, Ladies Aid, prayer meeting, and choir practice listed for the M E Church with officer names. Washington’s Plague Spots malaria description and a local testimonial extolling Electric Bitters as a malaria cure and tonic.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant, Geo Elevene, is told his son’s consumption cannot be cured. Two doctors certify the speechless fear of disease. Three weeks on Dr King's New Discovery restores health. The ad claims infallible relief for coughs and colds and desperate lung diseases. Trial bottle free. Sec and $1.00. All druggists guarantee satisfaction.
A vintage advertisement warns of river danger and urges use of Electric Bitters for kidney and back issues. It claims warnings from nature and river currents, touts a Bolk Toon resident testimonial about a one dollar bottle curing weak kidneys and backache, and notes availability at all druggists.
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