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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
5
An assorted ad snippet highlights Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic claimed to aid nerves stomach and appetite. It mentions preparation forms and price and includes miscellaneous quotes and jokes from various periodical snippets.
President Bryan shares observations from Europe noting American opportunities, class mobility, and contrasts with Italian poverty. He remarks on horses, cab hor ses, oxen draft work, goats milk use, meat scarcity for the poor, and low-cost vegetables, apples, and vineyards in Italy, reflecting on agricultural practice and diet.
Recipe notes a horseradish sauce for cold meat with grated horseradish sugar salt pepper and mustard. It advises adding vinegar to smooth, then two tablespoons cream for hot meats and to heat carefully in boiling water.
Select round smooth tomatoes and scoop out centers. Season cavities with salt pepper and onion parsley. Fill with eggs and bake in a buttered pan with water until set. Serve warm on delicate toast.
The exchange features Dora and Papa debating money with Jack claiming he cannot prove wealth except by rocks. The scene moves through a humorous back and forth about honesty and curiosity. A regular customer asks about horse teat taste while a butcher weighs in with a curt reply.
A Philadelphia Press item contrasts belief and superstition with humor. It notes the British Medical Journal urging the medicine of the soul as adjuvant to body treatment. A tramp joke shows plucky wit, while a playful exchange mocks credulous dream beliefs.
Pacific Coast Borax Co announces a free information book on profitable cow selection feeding and care. It covers milk handling for high price product, preservation, and cow diseases with cure recipes. A postcard request is needed.
An amalgam of hoarded retail quips and dubious medical claims shown as ad copy and stray quotes. The fragment cites products like bromine quinine laxative, temperance and household bits, with mentions of Toledo and wholesale druggists. tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page filled with ads and odd conversations.
A fragment from a dialogue recalls a reporter becoming a senator and the anecdote about earning early income by selling or buying newspapers. The exchange hints at humble beginnings and secrecy about one’s wart.
An old advertisement profile highlights Thomas Cale as a well known Alaska congressman with a Washington address at 1312 9th St. N. W. and notes support from Virginia congressman Hon. Shmp who endorses Peruna and Man a Lin as remedies for coughs catarrh and laxative needs.
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