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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
5
James D. Dole of Honolulu created Hawallia Pineapple Juice pressed from picked ripe Hawaiian fruit. It is bottled on the islands without sugar or additives, retaining natural flavor. Four months on the market, the juice has grown nationwide with strong demand and limited supply in some areas.
A fragment notes halibut as the holy fish or holy dish and links flounder and plaice to holy uses. It mentions hollyhock and mallow etymology tied to church foods, and asserts Pulontine as a source region.
A remark from Planche's Reminiscences recalls Tom Hood’s final humor about a lugubrious clergyman and a cartoon river of defeat. The quip suggests political misfortune and the unknown authorship attributed to Americanians.
A garrulous youth praises oysters in a restaurant window while the corpulent proprietor reveals the jars hold rubber oysters for show. In a separate scene Little Madge, shabbily dressed, endures jeers from River Plot locals as she wears a long umbrella skirt and responds with a retort citing Paris styles.
A melodrama scene unfolds as the eighteen carat villain vaults from a pasteboard castle. The heroine fails to shriek, cries Harold McDuff, declaring him her undoing. The villain vanishes among paper foliage while the heroine confirms the traitor’s guilt. Two hooks near the neck are opened by the conspirator.
A dramatic charge labeled against the Hiss Secretary is echoed in sharp newspaper commentary noting heightened scrutiny and mockery of the figure in question. The excerpt frames the accusation within a broader debate over loyalty and public image.
The optimist notes one good feature in wool tariff. The pessimist asks the point. The optimist explains it will make it harder for the wolf to masquerade in sheep’s clothing.
A Luckless family endures a series of misfortunes including a father with a broken leg a brother run over by a trolley and another brother with a broken arm while cranking an auto yet the tale closes with a marriage signaling a hopeful turn for the survivor.
A reader questions how a drink is described in a complaint about electric service. The dialogue asks why the description is unclear and why the drink is referenced as resembling something, noting uncertainty about current conditions.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney trouble claiming it restores vigor and cheer. The copy promises a free sample bottle by mail and a pamphlet, directing to Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York.
A fragmentary note cites a line about a strong soulful man and a kicker remark. An old advertisement touts Murine Eye Remedy products with prices and free eye advice. A nursery anecdote recounts Little Frankie building a nest and claiming the hen was about to lay, with a childlike mispronunciation.
In Buffalo a local vendor hawks Pettit's Eye Salve amid unusual claims by area agents. The terse notice hints at irritations, a dispute, and possible weather or gun trade implications involving St Howard Brothers.
In a brief exchange, Bo expresses hope to become indispensable as stenographer and announces plans to marry next month, confirming a forthcoming union with his auntie’s blessing.
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