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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
8
A Washington Star quote depicts a terse exchange about truth and gossip. One woman calls another a gossip while asserting truth can be the worst form of gossip. Miss Cayenne counters that truth often harms most.
The excerpt notes a remarkable 1729 French academy case of a boy growing to six feet six inches, maturing early then aging swiftly, including death at age twelve. It also mentions Roser, listing two American birth families among 200 rose species, with many varieties and a pursuing search for a true black rose, as a New York florist reports a dark red bloom resembling black velvet.
In the Somerville Journal a parent and child discuss a Western State Senate election. The piece notes a son of an immigrant who arrived in steerage and rose to power, and another self made financier who moved from steerage to influence.
A Kernersville North Carolina reader describes longstanding stomach trouble and nervousness. After consulting Dr Hartman and using Peruna and Manalin she reports full recovery and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna. The letter echoes other testimonials.
Translated for Transatlantic Tales from I Motto per Ridere, Samad Khan, Persia’s newly accredited Persian minister at Paris, is known across Persia as a lyrical poet and skilled accordion player.
European interest runs high as talks spread about forthcoming publications of the late Duke of Cambridge’s letters and a German Emperor Frederick diary. British circles foresee historical revelations from these documents, while other snippets mention orange production, California yields, and tobacco factory employment in France.
The Mexican Herald notes that newspapers rarely discuss centenarians, but a 120 year old figure attracts attention, highlighting the unusual longevity and public curiosity surrounding such records.
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