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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
2
The notice from publisher B. Boyd announces subscription options for the Independent Newspaper. Rates include one year prepaid, one copy six months, and one copy three months.
Oregon news notes Senator Chamberlain calling for a three member war cabinet and a munitions director, while Roosevelt countermoves on the Wilson administration. Mentions Ben Olcott's gubernatorial bid and GOP candidate prospects for state treasurer. Includes local notes on road work, trammer bids, Mardi Gras at Athena, and shipping concerns amid wartime measures.
The Electrical Review editor notes no electrolytic danger if amalgam is thoroughly mixed for two-cavity fillings with differing metals, such as gold and mercury amalgam. Proper mixing prevents electrolysis, while improper mixing may lead to chemical decay rather than electric action. Decay results from chemical processes once protective surfaces are compromised.
A cursory reflection traces the east wind as an ill omen through biblical plagues and ancient judgments, noting its harsh, injurious reputation from Isaiah to Jeremiah. The piece links classic references with a modern poet’s line and closes with a nod to the Indianapolis News.
An excerpt discusses the use of sentries by humans and animals to guard against danger. It notes birds and other creatures, including geese and plovers, posting guard and the idea echoed by hunters and military signaling. The piece also includes a columnistic anecdote about a country subscriber and editor friction over market-day notices.
The estate proceeding lists Maggie La Brache Frans deceased. Mary LaFirahe Baddeley executrix files final recount and report in the county court room, schedules hearing for February 1 at 10 o clock a m. Objections to the final account must be filed by the given date.
The Methodist Episcopal, Baptist and Christian churches outline February services. Dr. W J Herwig speaks February 6 on A Boozolene Democracy while Rev H F Pemberton visits February 10 for the Second Quarterly Conference and Sunday services. Baptist notes highlight a Battlefield Scene and prayers for the aged with baptismal services planned. Christian Church schedules Bible school, sermons by Rev V K Allison, and a Friday opening of the new first floor with committees for entertainment refreshments and decorations.
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