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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented OCR piece presents a playful verse about seven ages of mankind. It lists stages from seeing the earth to desiring control, ending with a claim of newfound moderation and restraint. The text resembles a poetry fragment with misread words and altered spellings.
An Eye to the Future discusses textile dyeing and invention. A burst of claims suggests a parachute product pitched for ordinary use, with notes about demand and safety. The piece mentions large steel and tool consumption in Pittsburgh, and references Loulevilly Cour reporting on evolving consumer needs.
Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports relief from heart trouble and kidney issues after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy for improved pulse, breathing, and general strength and invites readers to contact Dodds Medicinn Co for free literature and how to obtain the product.
A fragment from Harper Monthly tells of a young girl named Fietcherlam in the Bronx during a New York visit with her uncle. She focuses on camels chewing fibrous hay while pondering the delight for her father, mother, and Professor Fletcher to witness the scene all day.
A garbled snippet sheet of ad copy and overheard talk includes a claim about Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills and a trial box from New York. It also references a humorous street scene on a wharf and the steamship voyage fear, plus disjointed notes about a political rail system president and a home mechanics piece.
An old advertisement touts Roaolol Ointment as a cure for eczema and ringworm. It claims immediate relief after warm baths and ointment application, with skin clearing quickly and repeated use of Roaolol Soap. The copy notes doctors’ endorsement for nineteen years and wide drugstore availability.
A reference letter from Nora Bolay's former employer confirms she worked a week as a cook. The document notes the writer’s uncertain phrasing but supports her employment and suitability for the position.
Prepared by the Department of Agriculture this note covers beet cultivation and byproducts for soil health and stock feed. It details soil, drainage, planting depth, cultivation, beet top utilization, and byproducts like beet tops and pulp as stock feed and soil amendments. It also surveys poultry production, market methods, and factors affecting digestibility and cooking readiness across common farm birds and meats.
A historical farming note stresses proper care for brood sows before farrowing. It advises ample pasture, clean troughs, fresh water, and plenty of grain to keep sows in good condition, plus a plentiful root supply to prevent fever. It mentions artichokes as richer food than potatoes for hog feed.
An inventive concrete wall system uses a movable jack screw frame to tilt a poured wall upright after setting. The frame supports a long wall built in sections, with one side of the form unnecessary, smoothing the top surface and reducing lumber needs. After curing, walls are braced and welded at corners for a nearly monolithic structure. reinforcement rods project at corners for added strength.
An English design for a compact folding scaffold or trestlework features a ladder style frame with corner supports and adjustable heights. When folded it becomes highly portable and can be carried to the work site. The scaffold can be mounted on a carriage and attached to boards or partitions for varying heights.
A survey of recent innovations and industrial notes reports brickwork shifts in Wilt, a large Hicks dredger for Suez Canal work, a German automatic plate device, a compact 100 bullet per minute steam fire gun, and a home amteur motion picture kit. India shows pulp gains, Michigan patents a rocking labor saver, Pennsylvania coal records, Mexico mining highs, Sweden use of oat bricks, and new core- expanding steel shears.
A historical report notes that about 500,000 Swedes, roughly ten percent of the population, abstain from alcohol. The figure is cited in relation to national drinking practices and cultural norms of the era.
An old advertisement touts a tonic to purge catarrh and mucus, claiming swift cleansing action across the body and improved health within hours. It links relief to a nationwide product marketed as a cure for various blood and skin conditions and urges readers to buy at drugstores.
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