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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
5
Italy relies on principal imports including cereals raw cotton coal machinery lumber raw silk hides and wool and hair iron mineral oil seeds coffee colors and varnishes copper jute mother of pearl nitrate of soda paraffin phosphates grease precious metals wood pulp tobacco railway cars sulphate of copper and sulfate of ammonia.
Historical notes report strychnine as a possible antidote to rattlesnake venom in large doses though risks of underdose remain. The item also highlights a railway cattle guard device that tilts to deter cows, aurora theory with cathode rays, and miscellaneous humorous vintage snippets.
A fragmentary collection of advertisements and quotes. It promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry blueing, notes Australia’s supposed rewards system, warns against liquid bluing and bottled water, and markets Dr. Perce’s Mensant Pelleta laxative. It includes Marine Eye Remedy ads and a comic dialect excerpt from the Atlanta Constitution.
The tale recalls Judge Story and Edward Everett at a Boston public dinner. Story toasted Everett with Fame follows merit where Everett goes. Everett answered with a witty impromptu: To whatever height judicial learning may attain in this country there will always be only Story higher.
Sir John Murray reported distinct light traces at 600 fathoms deep during an 1810 oceanographical voyage. More recent dredges uncovered brightly colored organisms from even greater depths, including rose foraminifers with rose pink shells.
Fragmentary sentence describes a wavy Ive serge suit for a young girl and mentions how effectively Milka could be fed for something like collared cuff training. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
A satirical scene at a boarding-house table features the Conundrum Club debating a riddle about a single sticker and a sale. Other vignettes recount a Beloit fire alarm raised by a boy's seven days of yelling, and a quip about an unassertive listener plus advice to build a sturdy fence but keep it neighborly.
A patient testimonial asserts Swamp-Root cured suspected appendicitis and gall stones, with claims of kidney and liver benefit. Mary G. of Nebraska City testifies after using the syrup, while Dr. Kilmer Co. promotes samples and booklets from Binghamton New York. The notice invites readers to write for information and pricing.
In serious cases, patients’ friends seek the nurse’s judgment on whether the doctor truly understands the case, and they are heavily swayed by her opinion and the way she presents it at London Hospital.
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