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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
4
A satirical dialogue references Congress gifting seeds to farmers, jokes about seed value and weed control, and a judge's quip about a defendant. It mixes magazine humor lines and cartoonish political commentary with brief banter on portraits and artists.
Clarks with sliver threade Snine, the blonde are keeping an eye on Why not a few fumigated cnts find sterilized rat terriers on that s ntooted rat?
Tokyo reports Germany declared war after Japan joined Britain in war. The emperor's proclamation went nationwide. Diplomatic notes from Viscount Chinda and Ambassador Guthrie indicate Japan will target inland rail lines in Shantung while avoiding Chinese rail networks. Reports say German envoy Von Rex will depart for America. Germany may trade Shantung lines for American interests. London and Washington describe mixed reactions amid neutrality policy.
An article reports on a division artillery commander seeking volunteers for a perilous mission, hoping faithful service will honor France. It mentions a Polytechnic student willing to lead, while losses are noted as some did not return. The piece shifts to Japan not retaining a port and tensions around China and Italy potentially fighting Austria, with Paris reports on Vienna Rome diplomacy and Allied side reactions.
The Northwest Market from Portland reports cattle, hogs, and sheep trade with steers around 7.16 per cwt and cows 6.60 to 6.00. Hog top at 9.85, lambs mainly at 6.00, ewes 9.85, and remainders in the usual ranges. Blue stem bids at Merchants Exchange rise to 90.4 cents with various grain prices and farm produce listed, including hay, barley, bran, and oats.
The article cites Mr Gladstone on the domestic problem and the idea of submitting in marriage as a form of role play. It quotes a lecture that the public watches as a theater of the past with humor from the vivant New Orleans senatorial column.
A fragmented letterquote collection shows anecdotes from lodging house life and passing remarks on wartime headlines. It threads odd scenes of boarders, a howling dog, a talking workman digging for money, and assorted Telegraphic opinions from London to Berlin, with terse city notes and a punchline about striking it rich on Saturday.
An advertisement touts Esinol as a cure for dandruff and scalp itching, promising rapid relief and improved hair health. It mentions resin tone and occasional vial treatment, plus a range of household remedies and doctor prescriptions, with various dubious claims and mixed product references.
The report describes a purifying action that cleanses blood through a testing effect, giving conscious evidence of its direct impact. It notes observable results and specifies the method used to demonstrate effectiveness.
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