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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
5
The article states Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. It argues catarrh needs mucous membrane relief plus general nervous system toning, and cites STYDRASTIS CANADENSIS and other botanicals like CUBEBS COPAIBA COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS CORYDALIS FORMOSA and CEPRON SEED as key components. Numerous testimonials support its effectiveness.
Mr. Bentley returns from Europe appreciating home cooking, proclaiming a plain Yankee boiled dinner the finest. He recalls cherishing family meals, struggles with French dishes, and credits Elmiry Ann for the welcome home feast.
A humorous exchange questions political promises while a cooking school suggestion and a doctoring ad mix with a joke about a man who vanished after twenty three children. A testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills after a droopy swollen condition and heart distress.
The piece questions what ends books from fire to decay and examines legends of the Alexandrian Library. It debates whether such a library existed, cites Canon Taylor and Gibbon, notes Excavations 1899-96 found no serapeum remains, and suggests papyri decay from water plus modern texts traveling to distant lands perish through time.
A scrambled page notes Pazo Ointment promises cure in 6 to 14 days with money back. It cites banana bread and banana flour as nutritious, with claims from Sir Uphey Stanley on rheumatism and gastritis. Jumbled quotes involve Senator Sorghum and a remark on speeches and steel’s speed.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for scrofula and digestive issues. It promotes liquid and tablet forms under the slogan 100 doses for $1, claiming to remove impurities and aid consumption risks.
An advertisement touts Brandreth Pills as a blood purifier that cleanses the blood to improve organ function. It claims a long history and wide availability in medicine stores, with a dosage of one to two pills nightly. The text also inaccurately references large volumes of "metated waters" in the Vaulted Kingdom.
A fragmented clipping discusses the lion as the king of beasts with harsh critique of his traits and behaviors, noting his roaming nature and hunting habits. It also mentions Leonardo da Vinci’s Amboise tomb, then a quip about Archbishop Ryan and a brief joke about trust and dividends.
A bride recounts narrowly avoiding widowhood when the bridegroom is found dead after being run over while en route to the church. A reader recalls a similar brush with danger, while a separate literary exchange questions the existence of a forest spirit as a joke about wood alcohol.
An odd combine of patent remedy promotion for Allen’s Foot-Case and a string of rural quips. The back fence notes recount a noisy cat, a farmer’s strange idea, and a humorous local lodging of folks in Le Roy New York.
Mothers favor Mrs Window's Soothing Burnji as a teething aid for children. Native river craft crews in China earn 83 4 month while sea-going Chinese ships pay $8. They provide their own meals onboard.
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