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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
An advertisement from Portland offers spinal examinations and “Specifical Spinal Adjustments” to diagnose and treat numerous ailments. It claims nine years of practice, electrical therapies, and energy revival, stating the system can bring nerve life to paralyzed organs and address female troubles and children's ailments.
In July Popular Mechanics Magazine a description explains a motor driven farm machine using parallel shafts and rollers to form a cradle for wheel assembly. The device aimed for smooth operation with minimal strain, featuring a mounted track and adjustable rollers for varied tasks.
A fragmented debate quotes Miss Cayenne asserting women could manage society if given opportunity. The passage mocks men’s resistance and features garbled dialogue about women voting and public roles. It reflects early 20th century attitudes toward women's suffrage and political leadership.
Fragmentary note reflects a 19th century domestic guidance tone urging dialogue on rights and concessions within marriage. It hints at shared decision making with emphasis on harmony, though the source text is incomplete and lacks full context or named individuals.
British and French forces report major advances on the Somme front with Fricourt captured and heavy prisoner totals. Official statements claim 9 600 prisoners total from the front area and 6 000 from the Arras sector, with Hardecourt and Curlu sites attacked and German retreats noted.
Charlee E. Hughes will start a campaign tour in mid August visiting ten loading cities likely including St Paul Portland Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago. The plan aims for a brief tour with little or no formal platform speaking.
Pendleton Oregon reports a cloudburst swept Crack Canyon Saturday night. Mrs McCabe and her infant were drowned as a wall of water tore through their home, two bodies recovered later while other children were saved. The disaster occurred about 48 miles southwest of Pendleton.
New York reports indicate Hetty Green, famed as the world riches woman with a fortune once estimated between 20 and 100 million, died at age 80. She suffered three strokes recently and lived in seclusion at her son Colonel Forward H. Green’s home on Central Park West. Born rich, she was known for extreme frugality and a peripatetic living style, with a wealth education that came from her inherited fortune and family traditions.
The Royal commission reports the Irish rebellion stemmed from unchecked lawlessness and a tolerant approach to armed groups. It blames the Irish executive policy and says provocations and drilling by armed bands fed the outbreak. Seven killed in an explosion at the Aetna Explosives plant in Emporium, Pa., with extensive damage and multiple injuries. A Stockholm conference urges neutral nations to promote August 1 peace demonstrations and mediate the continuing conflict.
Russian officials say forces advanced in the south of the Dniestr region. They claim heavy losses for Austro Hungarian units. General officers and thousands of men reported killed or captured as campaigns continue through late June.
Fragmented prose pieces speak of war children and loving care, a veteran mother’s devotion, and a vivid sketch of gypsies traveling in adorned cars. Also references safety liniments and a banker’s tale of a man seeking nitrogen in food.
In a Detroit Free Press gag from the Smile of Serenity, Narvy remarks on a fellow’s nerve as he asks to borrow two gallons of gasoline until next Saturday. The joke pivots on the optimistic line Hemiles continually, noted in the Washington Star.
Northwest market notes list current prices for diverse commodities in Portland. Wheat, corn, fruit, vegetables, eggs, poultry, butter, beef, wool, hides, and livestock are priced by grade and region, including Oregon ranch eggs and 1916 crop hops.
Portland traders held back on quotes while California and San Francisco reports showed rising bean prices. Government demand fueled the strength, with white beans in California tightening supply and South prices advancing. Limas gained in sympathy with white beans as buyers pressed for shipments.
At the Baker wool sale only 23000 pounds sold from 144000 offered while other deals remained possible. High bids on fine wool reached 26 cents, 4000 pounds from SelvAahlond ranch in Grant county drew 28 cents, bidder Adnor Kouhland of Portland. Most clips came from Grant county. J C Moore sold 2400? pounds to Glorieux at 24 cents. Mrs Kenneth McRae of Prairie City offered the largest clip, 615000 pounds. Private bids influenced prices. Mascell Ringemyer of Dayville received 23 cents for 40000 pounds.
Hood River Oregon apple growers receive letters from the Apple Growers' Association asking affiliated growers to designate different kinds of commercial pails for the operation. The group insists it does not handle growers' products but will guide them through. Royal Ann and Centennist cherry prospects are noted as thin this week due to cold and wet conditions.
A school scene shows Miss Jones asking a pupil to define furlough, the child claiming it means a mule, the teacher correcting him. The reading involves a book kept at home to show an American soldier going home on furlough with a triumphant illustration. Nearby notes reference Justice Hughes on business and a shipbuilding update comparing American and British yards and ship totals.
In a Nebraska Legal News note, Senator John W. Kern during his early law career faced a case over cattle ownership. The chief witness described a white calf with red ears and a white nose linked to Mr. Jones. If all testimony supports this, the witness would likely say the calf belongs to Jones.
A fragmented quote argues about preparedness with sceptical tone toward war. The speaker contends one can avoid war by avoiding readiness, while implying pressure to prepare. Fragmentary text lacks clear figures or events.
A witty line from the Detroit Free Press notes that tapping late phone wires in New York would yield fan salad recipes and the latest news from an afternoon card elitbu, suggesting a humorous take on information and mischief.
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