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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
A fragmentary transcript discusses reading trends and readers who pretend to read. It mentions avoiding colds at home by careful messaging and germ control, plus a bizarre claim about treating ataxia and amputated heads. It also touches on a cavalry unit in Madagascar and wartime gossip about London’s three queens.
In a witty back and forth, the wife reveals she will modify their vacation using the husband’s money. The exchange centers on financial control and shared spending during the season.
A fragmentary selection of old jokes and captions comments on courtship, manners, and social foibles. Wry exchanges about fashion, ideals, and gender roles appear alongside brief gags about marriage, public life, and a dentist joke from a Boston paper. The read reads as a collage of period humor and social musings.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses willpower and reflection, arguing that bracing the will precedes meaningful action. The essay reflects on self-discipline, necessity of mental preparation, and the writer’s stance on editorial perspectives.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a wartime exchange about aiding Germany through information and a failed attempt to elicit details on secret operations. The garbled OCR hints at espionage or betrayal themes amid the war context, with a focus on public perception of collaboration worries.
Ally: government rail work in Alaska and Seward to Fairbanks townsite sales approved. Indictments in Indianapolis over election fraud. British General French lauds 68 women for gallantry. Swedish Reldance: German regret for Verdandi attack. Exposition profits near 2.5 million receipts. Thaw murder trial advances in New York. Italy grains yield forecast. subterranean volcano cavern described. Taft leads world peace league. Yaqui tribal unrest in Mexico. Mabel Hammon, 26, Kansas, dies from stomach ailment. two sisters noted for weight. Taxicab meter faults in Portland. Baker, Oregon wool market movement. Kentucky prize to Task Duveostic.
Northwest market notes show a broad price and condition summary. Oregon prices for wheat vegetables fruits and livestock are listed with units and range. cold storage and shipping outlooks noted. international crop conditions with emphasis on United Kingdom Germany Russia and Hungary framed the global supply view. Local reports from Echo and Hillsboro note wool and hop sales with specific prices and buyers.
A fragment describes a cobra trapped by a hooded cobra without escape until morning, plus a tale from Indiana natives about a belief that a snake bites a person for each joint and eventually wings and vanishes. It cites Brindling on land beliefs, then shifts to food research on potatoes with Cornell experts noting meat and potatoes as a better mix than bread and meat. Other notes include oil can saving lives at sea, a child refusing prayers, Laysan Island rabbits threatening habitats, and a humorous Grange quip about attracting attention.
A collage of scattered notes on pike fishing in Scotland, mounted horse druma in England, Greek geography, water power in Theswaly, and historical prints. It references a Royal Engineer officer’s sword kill, fox hunting cues, and various antiquated tidbits about wartime life, science, and culture with digressive snippets from multiple sources.
Resinol ointment with retinol soup claims rapid relief from eczema rash and irritation. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for twenty years and thousands report cures. Available as resinol soap and resinol ointment sold by druggists. prices listed. Also includes a humorous anecdote about amphibious stories from Scribner's Magazine.
An observing Cincinnati Enquirer writer comments on a couple two years after marriage. The friend woman sizes up her husband and questions what led her to imagine he was an idea man.
A testimonial letter from Mrs Mason of Morefreactor Tenn praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and displacement. It asserts the product restored health, energy, and the ability to work, urging other women to try it and offering confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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