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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1911

Page

4

Oil rivals loom over Pacific Coast gas trade

The Athena Press notes a looming oil contest between Standard Oil and Rothschild interests after ground purchases for a major distributing station near Richmond Beach. It cites plans to spend $1 million expanding Northwest operations, a 100,000 barrel contract at Katalla Alaska, and strategic siting debates while touching on Pacific Coast steamship rescue actions and changes to U S Army Department organization. The piece also covers potato market records, fruit crop estimates, and community notes praising Athens citizens.

Pacific Coast Rockefellera Rothehilde Richmond Beach Asiatic Oil Company Shell Royal Dutch Companies Orient Rothchilds Standard Oil Company Ube Standard Northwest Katalla Alueki Meld

Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Restored Kidney and bladder Balance

An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure restores kidney and bladder health. It presents the product as a remedy for functional urinary issues and emphasizes natural restoration. The copy stresses reliability and overall bodily balance through the tonic.

Edmunds Persuades Cleveland On Rail Journey

In 1885 President Cleveland, advised by Senator Edmunds, decided to suspend plans for a 20 hour rail trip. Edmunds urged dangers to the president’s safety and stressed duty to the American people, leading Cleveland to cancel travel and affirm his highest obligation to the nation. The account, from the New York Post, highlights a private discussion shaping a critical decision.

Cleveland White House Hendricks Indianapolis Hts Edmunds Eulminds Republicat Senate Bill Mr. Edmunds Mr. Cleveland New York Post

Soft Toned Bells of China in Temple Use

Consular Reports note Chinese and Japanese bells in temples produce a soft mellow tone due to high quality materials and absence of iron clippers. Bells, fixed in frames, are struck on the outer edge with a wooden mallet for a gentle resonance. The remark ends with a humorous Holmes quip about dining with four women and four armed forewarning.

Seattle Washington Commissioner of Horticulture Huntley China Japan Dr. Holmes Boston

Flies and Filth in Clean Neighborhoods

A survey notes that flies breed in filth and stay near breeding places. Without manure, garbage, or filth, and with screens and clean surroundings, they cannot access food, reducing infestation in thoroughly clean neighborhoods.

Helping Things Along In The Next Flat

A Washington Star fragment quotes Mrs Growcher fearing three phonographs and four boys with toy wagons. Her husband asks what to do, and she proposes sending for a piano tuner to work by the day.

Landlord to Raise Rent Sparks Mixed Reactions

A brief, city-side note reports residents reacting to an announced rent increase by their landlord. Local voices show concern over higher housing costs while others hope for possible reconsideration or relief.

The King Can Do No Wrong A Legal Maxim

A Britain based argument explains the maxim that the king can do no wrong and cannot be personally liable for acts. The article notes the king is legally present at trials and Parliament, with ministers guiding judgments, and that royal prerogatives extend to controlling printing of bibles and prayer books.

Wren Flint Anne Law United Kingdom Harper's

Miners Prepare A Desperate Nighttime Defense

In a border town during a feared attack, volunteers rig a mine under the road to halt invaders. The scene becomes tense as riders approach, the blast erupts, and only scattered remains signal the attempted defense. Local chatter mixes with relics of older language and wartime bravado.

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