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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a trade share transfer or payment arrangement involving parties named in the garbled text. It references a loan or fee and a boat or care context, with unclear recipients and dates. The legible elements include names resembling Ramo, Lars, Maruhem, Pigg, Parme, and Senna Heat.
Fragmentary text mentions river line and possible timetable or service note. No clear events, dates, or entities other than river transport reference. Summary reframes to generic transport notice with limited readable content.
An OCR fragment reports on punishments and moral concerns in a rural Ohio district. It mentions a capital dismissal proposal, neighborhood morality, and children, with a man refusing to disclose party affiliation. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.
Fragment from a child’s recollection describes a pink rose pinned with the phrase You must wear this rose today to show that you love your mother. The speaker recalls asking for another rose as two people will know That my daddy, too. Muchange.
A reflective piece emphasizes perseverance over violence and the power of small, steady acts. It highlights resilience as a guiding force when confronting hardship and misfortune, suggesting tenacity shapes outcomes more than sudden force.
French forces and Germans battled 120 days in the Arras to Bethune sector with heavy artillery and night attacks. Reports claim over 100,000 German troops killed or captured, as French advances push trenches and fortifications near Notre Dame de Lorette and the Lorette area, with casualties and grim battlefield signals.
Testimony recals that two-cent fares reduced public privileges by deterring special rates. Milwaukee and St. Paul official argues tourist fares expand travel, with railroads dropping many concessions as demand grows for settlers to buy land and use canals.
The annual report from the San Francisco customs office shows rising imports and exports for the year ended June 30, 1916, with six month figures up about two thirds from the prior period. Exports for the last six months total 30,079,826 and 24,326,162 for 1014 periods, while 1916 figures include imports of 78,068,028 and exports of 63,? 648, with other year figures 7,791,706 and 2,630,648.
France seeks US raw hides and lowther goods in exchange for lifting embargoes on hides and wartime supplies. Paris dispatches note Italian Vatican tensions and a royal palatial safety measure. In Los Angeles, fifty passengers hijack an interurban train, holding the crew at gunpoint and stealing cash and jewelry.
Dr Elof T Hedlund a dentist promotes gold and porcelain bridges and cat aluminum plates as lasting dental solutions. He urges readers to come in for an examination and a cost estimate.
A reading on human productivity notes that mental work peaks at 2 degrees and physical work at 69 degrees for men and 80 for women. It claims cooler temperatures boost mental vitality and better weather variations promote overall efficiency.
Germany responds to the Lusitania sinking by promising rules for neutral passenger travel under its flag or on neutral ships. The note outlines conditions, including designation of ships and protections for passengers, while signaling limits if American-flag vessels are insufficient for neutral transit.
A fragmented, ornate meditation on color perception and art, noting three forms gasooko, Hgwid and solid, and describing processes of transformation and alert optimism. Quips from various sources touch on health, luck, and invention with ironic humor.
A letter from Adria Michigan describes a woman unable to work due to serious illness. After reading a claim about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she uses two bottles, recovers, and tells how she and her husband note improvement. The piece highlights women’s health and self care.
Washington presumes Germany will refuse demands to spare lives of Americans aboard ships. Officials cite late press copy and await official text from Ambassador Gerard. Expectation of an unsatisfactory note rises, threatening strained U S Germany relations.
Steamer Minnehaha reaches port after a July 7 explosion in No 3 hold and a fierce fire. Crew battled for two days to save the vessel as officers suspect unionists or conspirators behind the blast. The ship, tied to a New York pier, remains under examination with the blaze not yet extinguished.
German proposal in February to renew submarine warfare talks with the United States collapsed as London and Great Britain did not accept the basis for negotiations. State department aides say the plan was conditioned on British consent and on a direct U S Britain exchange, which did not occur. Meanwhile Belgian civilians face food shortages as German occupation authorities withhold relief shipments and force labor in Malinos and Courtrai shops and barbed wire factories.
Agricultural prices and terms listed for Wheat, Oats, Barley, and other commodities. Includes butter, meat, wool, and hides values, with Oregon and California fruit and vegetable pricing. London wool market trends and Australia butter demand cited. officials warn water use in Yakima county.
Fragmentary 19th century item details the Brooklyn Navy Yard origins in 1801 with land purchase from John Jackson, notes its size and defenses, plus scattered era advertisements about drugs, bandages, vaccines, household tips, and moral reflections.
For sale listing describes rebuilt Federal trucks with financing options and warranties. Includes references to parts, pricing hints, and dealer contact at 60 King and Washington Streets.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports on a chilling superstition about deathwatch beetles and tattoo like tapping. A narrator claims the insect awakens when disturbed and can reveal secrets or haunt the living, a tale echoed in a cryptic dialogue about pursuit and danger.
A scrambled snippet quotes a Daily Thought about mind disturbance and daily life, then critiques Germany’s drug pricing and dispensing controls. It mentions Uncle Eben and a remark about a well liked person, with garbled phrases and unclear attributions.
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