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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
2
A verse from Youth's Companion laments recurring fretting over poverty and tasks. The speaker vows to do the work assigned, seek virtue, and seek deliverance from worry, acknowledging personal failings yet hoping for steadiness and humility.
A meek, overworked man named Maxtable endures a harsh wife and small children in a grim tenement. He contemplates escape to Canada but faces guilt and fear for his sons' future as he turns away from his duties and returns home to a tense, loveless household.
The article explains levalose or fruit sugar from dahlia and chicory fibers, noting high production costs but promising uses. It covers inulin extraction, conversion to levalulose, sweetness, diabetic safety, stomach comfort, and potential applications in candies, jellies, preserves, and infant foods. It also mentions adult misuses and a brief anecdote from Success Magazine.
Poorly legible snippet shows a casual club talk about silk items and initials on a wristband. The text references Pickles-Tooe and Dil-Well and mentions Yale Record context with stray phrases about loss and things worth a cue.
A Chicago Daily News style dialogue centers on Henry Clay and a cautious, witty cook. The pair gossip about a planned marriage, envy, and power plays in a small-town store. A rustic cabin scene recalls wild turkey feasts and old mountain traditions fading with new laws and modern life.
A New York Sun writer notes the turkey eat in the Blue Mountain region of Pennsylvania has ended. He recalls a past when rugged mountain families hunted with guns and traps for winter sustenance, living among log cabins and clay-filled chutes along the Schuylkill and Juniata hinterlands.
An interview from 1802 described in the New York Evening Post shows James Cleveland refusing pledges. A Democratic nominee meets an Irish American contractor. after an hour alone they share stories. The contractor calls Cleveland the greatest man, noting he would not promise to do warlike things.
In 1707 William Peny faced a public lawsuit, described by the biographer in Quaker and Courtier as causing great fear under the laws of the day of arrest. The piece notes many nobles shared this plight and recounts Peny’s cautious tactic of peering from his London house door to spot visitors, a servant’s reply to a creditor illustrates the tense atmosphere.
A compact list chronicles key dates and events from 1492 through 1907, including foundational acts, battles, political shifts, notable deaths, and institutional milestones. Names like Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Kruger appear alongside places such as Boston Philadelphia New York and St. Thomas, with mentions of Congress, the Confederacy, and major global regions.
A rabbit bust with twenty men and boys killed 278 rabbits. In Albion Iowa snow falls as Metcalf and Fraley, on one team, killed eighty eight cotton tails in a plough. News notes mention paper from cotton stalks and a New Atlanta capitalized company.
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