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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
6
A fragmentary report recalls a dramatic naval clash off Santiago with heavy gunfire and nerve jangling effects on veterans. The piece references the Dragon's big gun, Spanish ships, and subsequent actions around the port, noting confusion and vivid battlefield impressions.
A New York Tribune piece recalls European hotel beds that require step ladders and narrow quarters. Travelers recount slips and near falls in France Germany and Switzerland, with tales of royal beds and extra charges for better chambers.
The eminent statistician Rt. J. Ewart argues that women's rights and sex ratios are rooted in statistical patterns. He contends there is no steady advance of women but a rise, then decline in status, tied to underlying mechanisms governing male and female births across periods.
A fragment discusses male balance and sex equilibrium likened to a gyroscope. It notes that after a disturbance the system tends to reestablish its natural position, implying a dynamic return to balance over a short period, as referenced in Current Literature.
Harvard archaeologist Professor George A Reisner reports that inscribed jars in Samaria carry early pure food laws and wine storage notes dating to King Ahab era. The finds include wine and oil jar labels, with origin districts and cellar dating, suggesting ancient labeling similar to modern seals.
The text describes tests to verify fibers in fabrics. A 5 percent caustic potash solution dissolves wool and silk samples, revealing cotton residue if present. Silks with mineral weighting show ash content, while linen resists sulfuric acid. caution is urged due to dangerous vitriol.
Maggie Wilson of Athena Oregon appointed administratrix of the estate of Charles Wilson deceased by the County Court of Oregon Umatilla on June 1911 all persons with claims must present them with vouchers to the administratrix or her attorney Homer J Watts at his Athena Oregon office. notice to creditors and claimants.
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