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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1911

Page

2

Meridith Learns Of Moore Family Business Strife

John Meridith, inheriting his father’s share in the Moore furniture firm, clashes with partner Craig Moore and falls for Sylvia Moore, a stenographer who is secretly Miss Thomas. After a tense confrontation, Meridith apologizes, vows to restore the firm, and hints at courting Sylvia while she warns of her fierce temper.

John Meridith Moore & Meridith Meridith Cheshire Hoese Virginia New York Will Yvan Wenneh Moore Ardeia Dame New York City Mr. Meridith Liston Craig Moeridith Moore Moores Merlith Patead Tam Mins Thomas Fe Mins Nastt Olanato M. Oren John Mert Parma Seba Meredith Miss Nast Mita Thomas Miss. Moore Orm Moore Furniture Company

Varieties in Cheeses and Their Origins

A compact guide to cheese types notes Edam, Parmesan, Roquefort as hard cheeses and Neufchatel cream and cottage as soft. It cites Roquefort from Roquefort in France, Edam from Holland, Parmesan from Italy, pineapple cheese said to originate in Litchfield County, Connecticut, and explains differences based on milk source, rennet use, and ripening.

Neufchatel Neufehatel Roquefort France Holland Litchfeld County Connecticut

End of the World Forecast by Professor Lowell

An astronomer outlines a twofold article, describing a French guttering method to sink concrete piers and detailing Professor Lowell’s controversial theory on the world’s end. The piece notes the compressor system for foundations and the distant mass hurtling toward the sun, with Lowell’s Boston birth and Harvard training.

Weath Lowella Lowell Professor Lowell Boston Massy Harvard Lowell Observatory Fingstaff Ariz Europe America

Watch Boy in Norway Sentry Box Over Fishing Herds

A Norwegian watch boy sits in a woolen sentry box perched high on stilts to alert farmers to shoals of fish. The system mirrors Mediterranean practices and may trace to Viking raids, linking sea harvests to inland harvests and local farming routines.

Norway Mediterranean Aince

Hat tipping and gloves in social custom traced

A Pall Mall Gazette piece examines the origins of deference to women and the practical roots of hat removal and glove removal. It traces the evolution from Crusades to Erasmus and early etiquette, suggesting many customs arose from utilitarian needs rather than romance. The note ends with reflections on modern survival of these gestures.

Erasmus Pall Mall Gazette

Caring for Animals Plan Encourages Child Pet Care

An advisory urges that every child should have a pet when ready to care for it. It recommends teaching children to observe animal habits and warns against rough handling such as squeezing or pulling tails. It also advises against dogs or cats sleeping in the night nursery.

Pawsy

Pronunciation shifts from day lock to Tao and chaney to china

London Times notes that spelling shifts like day lock for Tao and chaney for china reflect pronunciation changes. The writer questions whether such changes differ from Indy slang by more than vulgarity, suggesting concerns about articulation and propriety.

Human Nature and the Suburban Move

A friend recently moved to the suburbs shows Pat an Jacobstar and his fascination with details. He then views about 100 newly hatched chickens and muses that human nature is a funny thing, remarking that it is everyone’s.

Pat Perybody

Ninety Year Old Iowan Remembers Henry Clay and Benton

An aged Iowan near Hamburg Iowa shares memories of Henry Clay and Thomas Benton. He recalls Clay as tall and kindly with large feet while Benton influenced local politics. The piece centers on Uncle Johnny Cooper who grew up nearby and preserves old stories from the 1830s era.

Henry Clay Crittenden Thomas H. Benton Johnny Cooper Hamburg Harry” Clay Clay Cooper Coopers Kentucky Clay County Missouri Benton Tona

Bot Net New Bowls In Good Standing

A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a person or team in good standing with possible names or phrases like Powall and Buy wee unl. It is unclear and fragmented but suggests a local sports or club update reflected in terse headlines. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.

Desert lawn fiasco in Nevada desert tale of wasted water

A Goldfield couple attempted a lush lawn in the Nide desert region near Washoe, hiring an expert gardener and importing rose bushes. After a brief bloom a fierce sandstorm scorched the oasis, leaving the sod gone and the garden killed by alkaline dust despite ample water.

Nida Desert Treasure Hills Great Basin Good Housekeeping Goldfield Washoe Range Wouthern California Sacramento

Fashion Hints Describe Snappy Color Touch in Fabrics

Snappy fashion note highlights an afternoon ensemble using cashmere chiffon velvet and lace with a cord and tassel bolt fixing. The description stresses on trend right color contrasts and material mix to achieve a contemporary look.

Power and Pride of Potemkin Aide De Camp Tale

A Potemkin anecdote describes how a note to fetch a distant officer ends in a lesson about ego and futility. The officer travels a thousand miles only to learn he will be measured against Potemkin’s aide and sent back.

Potemkin Catherine the Great Fallan Doreely

Cure for Scratchen from Cold Wet Conditions

Advice on preventing and treating Scratchen from exposure to cold and damp. Recommends avoiding irritants, using wet cloths with a sugar or lead solution, and covering in winter. When cracks form, apply lotion with carbolic acid. For discharge use chloride or sing, with finely powdered charcoal sprinkled on the sore.

Country Churchyard Interments Forbidden in Gazette Notice

In a recent Gazette issue a council order bans ordinary interments in the churchyard at St. Giles, Broke Pages, Buckinghamshire, recalling Gray and the hamlet’s forefathers. The peaceful churchyard is thus opened to change with the new prohibition.

Gray St. Giles Buckinghamshire the Gazette

Munich scene cited as a painful incident in card sharp episode

A Munich club incident is described as painful due to a young official’s son drawing an ace from his sleeve. A prominent citizen allegedly blocked charges by placing the man in a car and driving him across the Bavarian frontier. Also notes old fashion and eye care ads from Pettit’s Eye Salve and Murine Eye Remedy.

Munich Saya

Pollution of Our Streams and American Duties

A compact reflection on stream pollution and national duties. The writer urges Americans to imitate reforms for public health and morality, warning that neglect harms future welfare and calls for decisive action against pollution.

America

Ancient Anesthetics Found in Ancient Chinese Manuscript

A recently discovered Chinese manuscript claims anaesthetics were used in China seventeen hundred years ago. It describes a doctor administered concoction that rendered patients unconscious before operations, a simple preparation of hemp.

China

Selling Horse Flesh and Sahara Cattle Trade Claim

Unclear OCR text claims Denlere sells horse flesh and Sesh ships to Paris, noting 61 000 animals slaughtered. Mentions raising cattle on the Sahara fringe, quality stock, and potential improvement with feeding. Suggests Soudan region could become a second Argentina through such trade and veterinary care.

Denlere Paris Sahara Soudan Argentina

Missing Bird Riddle at Boarding House

A fragment from a boarding house scene shows a character Mr Newcomb debating supper with a lodger. The exchange hints at a riddle or playful mystery involving a missing bird and cliques set to serve a meal.

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