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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
5
Peruna is described as both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. It claims to strengthen circulation and vital forces while directly treating mucous membranes. The text cites HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS and related tonics as key components and supports claims with testimonials.
A collage of humorous exchanges, medical ads, and a testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills. It weaves political quips with a gag about a candidate, a Toledo drug firm promotion, a joke about a man with many children, and a patient story detailing dropsy relief by kidney pills.
The piece weighs whether ancient libraries survived fires and decay. It questions Caesar’s burning, Theophilus or Theodosius roles, and Saracen destruction claims. It notes 1805-06 Alexandria explorations finding no Serapeum traces and cites mildew harming modern books carried to India and the West Indies.
An article discusses banana flour as a nutritious food, noting high protein and calorie content and claims by Sir Henry Stanley about health benefits. It cites a 6 to 14 day cure claim for piles with PAZO OINTMENT and includes miscellaneous quotes and scientific-sounding assertions, concluding with a remark on steel rusting compared to iron.
Harpers Weekly notes a national auto trade summary with imports near 4 million and exports around 3 million, totaling a near 30 million in production and commerce. It cites US auto manufacturing value at about 26 million, plus import and export figures for the year and months ending May.
Fragmented column of trivia and ads. Mentions scrofula symptoms and Hood's Sarsaparilla but also stray dialogues about trade and poems. Notes alcohol warnings, teething syrup, and Seamen on river craft in China earning $38 a month and furnishing their own food.
A vintage health patent claims blood purification to improve vitality and circulation. It extols Brande the Ville as a trusted family remedy, detailing pills with crude extracts and vegetable materials. The ad asserts long-standing popularity and widespread sales, including mentions of enormous consumption of aerated water.
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