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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows Athena Independent publishing notices and a long column on war diplomacy, with editorials referencing German policy and American aims. It also notes Milton Wapelo road work, local road improvements, and advertisements for subscription rates and local notices.
Henry W. Kemp long resident of Atturn and emphasized by obituaries in Athone died at home in Bi John Orennn aged about 66. The report recounts Kemp’s marriages, children, and extensive farming life across several towns and states, with funeral services held by J. B. Harmon. Additional notes cover a basketball game and a court notice, plus a brief death and wedding references in Walla Walla, Oregon, amid a mix of public notices and local schedule mentions.
A fragmentary discussion on fear features noted investigators and scholars such as M Verninde Alazade and Alfred Capup debating fear as instinctive self preservation. The text cites Victor Marguerite and M. Ponehwt from medical and French academies offering varying views on fear’s origins, suppression, and relation to danger.
The fragment describes Publick Occurrences, print by R. Moree for Benjamin Aurela in Boston, 1690s, noting its brief life, regulatory pressure, and the aim to publish reflections on divine Providence and current events, with warnings to readers about sensationalism. Contains references to founder Bons Jamia Sarels and the London Coffee House printing.
A historical note traces toothpicks from silver versions worn in hats to their social meaning. It cites ancient Greece and Roman times, mentioning Aguthocles and a quill as improvised tools, and describes toothpick use as a mark of gentility among travelers and courtiers, with references to literature and period newspapers.
The Lumbermen's Association promotes plan books with over 200 designs for modern homes. Visit their office to request a copy and learn how engineering changes can adapt plans. The campaign highlights affordable, convenient, economical layouts and the LUM-A-LUM Plan Book.
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