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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
2
A mournful historical meditation reflects on time eroding deeds and cities while praising woman as the enduring thought that conquers time. The speaker, James Russell Lowell, speaks of love as a steady force above change and time.
An excerpt shows Ethel meeting Stanley Martinez on a moving train to Trevor Grange. Ethel’s companion hints at a past with romance and intrigue while Stanley aims to impress and learn the role of the unknown guest. The exchange hints at social circles, marriage, and flirtation aboard a journey to a house party.
Dialogic scene unfolds on a train voyage as a man and woman debate love and flirtation. He claims to seek the one true partner while she questions intentions. A carriage door opens, introducing Mortimer and an arrival at a station, leading to a lighter exchange and a nurse with a baby. The mood shifts from speculative romance to family warmth as the group nears a destination.
A 3 year old nephew of the late emperor is named Pu-yi and titled Heuas t'ung meaning General Proclamation. To shield him from court life he will be raised apart with twenty four nurses and three wives. Officials hope the child emperor will inaugurate a new regime of progress when he comes of age.
Thomas Tobin recounts carrying Gen. Kearny's report from Santa Fe to Washington. He rode 832 miles in just under eight days, using nine horses and risking encounter with Utes. He details gear, lean rations, and the peril of Indian camps while maintaining the route via Mora, the Arkansas River, Big Bend, Council Grove, and Fort Leavenworth.
Alan Dale’s The Great Wet Way depicts travelers expecting rest but meeting a gale and constant bustle aboard a crowded ship. A narrator dismisses fellow passenger excitement over a distant boat sighting as overly dramatic amid wind and waves.
Jumbled remarks about coal a church charity and a secret that harms like money unused. References to bread on waters, news pictures, and sermons. Contains scattered quotes on religious conduct, public visibility, and social duties, with a note on Munich pensions for disabled teachers and survivor allowances.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item mentioning fae Ca and terms like Is and ostatic. No clear event or names beyond these terms emerge. The readable text suggests an alphabet soup style snippet rather than a complete report.
An agricultural experiment station at the University of Wisconsin devised a sensitive cream balance for the Babcock test. A brass float in water supports a platform with a milk bottle and weights. small weights adjust until the float sinks to a spindle line. The device measures cream weight accurately with minimal cream, enabling rapid, on farm testing.
A recent affair at the local creamery shows patrons disagreeing over feeding stock. Farmers turned cattle into cabbage, rape, and turnips after frosts, tainting milk and lowering creamery output.
The article outlines gains from winter milk production, noting higher butter prices in winter, cow freshening effects, and extended tank production. It stresses the importance of balanced soil, drainage, and silage as feed, and touches on breeding, comb varieties, and storage methods for potatoes and sweet potatoes.
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