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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
5
The text notes that architects are only awakening to the vital role of plumbers and steam fitters in national development. It argues they require further education to fully understand the importance of these trades within the general building scheme.
A Cleveland Leader item remarks on a sly line about power in a marriage, quoting a man who answers a question about being master by noting he has placed the house in his wife's name.
A man nicknamed the Old Bird returns home after curfew and employs a clever ring routine to gain entry. He claims a boiled lobster and two bottles of champagne as his haul, but his wife tests him with the lighting before discovering the missing items.
In Paris an artist promotes his latest picture Het is one noble pliecure claiming the fleece of clouds and sheep on the hillside. A critic jokes about more fleecing as an American millionaire seeks the old masterpiece. Jealous summer girls discuss engagement, with Dora praising George’s bravery after a skiff incident.
A humorous exchange about doctors Dr Pills and Dr Cubebs. The customer questions care quality while the pharmacist deflects, noting Dr Cubeby’s vacation coverage and asking for proof. The dialogue satirizes professional trust and patient care with wry humor.
The item notes doubt about sincerity in flirtations described in the Rival Bettes. Polly questions attentions, Dolly asks if sincerity is real, while Bho and the rival belle comment on a hatchet-faced look and a failed attempt to cut rivals. The New York Weekly is the source.
A testimonial extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as life saving for kidney and bladder issues, including a 1909 oath by H L Huggins and purchaser claims of work restoration. The article also notes a memorial display in Lanoburs Hanover honoring a pig linked to the discovery of salt springs of Lateburg.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column describes an eye injury relief using olive oil poured into the eye for instant relief. It also includes brevity on the highest good in life, urging selflessness over selfishness as a preservative virtue. A note mentions Pettit's Eye Salve for eye care and references a discovery about the first description of America dated 1494 with collaboration between scholars and institutions.
A fragmentary note quotes players and coach talk about fishing and luck, with phrases like Catch any fish and Better luck next time. The speaker claims satisfaction despite expensive bites and a lack of kick in the game.
The lines present a fractured text fragment lacking coherent event or identity details. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are identifiable to form a factual news item.
A refined and well educated woman of the present day is praised for confessing to forty while her heart and complexion seem ten years younger. The piece extols her beauty, style, and power, portraying her as a living embodiment of elegance and influence.
The article describes the tooth brush plant of Jamaica, a creeping species with plain appearance. Natives cut it into suitable lengths, fray the ends to make brushes, and pulverize dried stems to produce a tooth powder for use with the brush.
An early quotation on leisure and the pursuit of knowledge critiques how idle hours are spent seeking meaningful learning and interest, warning against excessive wandering in thought without productive aim.
A fragmented medical remark mentions taste in the mouth breakfast and a seated tongue or tongue-like sensation. details are unclear and incomplete. The garbled text suggests a doctor patient exchange with phrases about taste and symptoms but lacks coherent context or diagnosis.
Mrs Crosslets testifies she and her family left a hotel style home after accusing the cook of harsh treatment. The exchange reveals their bid for independence and control over living arrangements.
A fragmentary quotation attributes uncertain weather forecasting to B. W. Pimerean. The misspelled lines discuss climate surprises and an unreliable belief that warm spells lead to cold outcomes.
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