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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
5
The Chicago Record Herald reports a plea urging action to marry off the girls as instant relief for eyes irritated by dust and heat, referencing Seiggiate or Howard Bros of Buffalo and a slogan Do something for the girls.
A reader from New Orleans testimonies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe female troubles and avoided surgery. The letter praises Sanative Wash Liver Pills and offers to answer letters. The note cites two cases and urges readers to try the remedy, mentioning to contact the author.
The piece notes how hooded head coverings lingered in England into the early fifteenth century, with Stow remarking on a 1482 mayor of London wearing a velvet hooded bat furred. It mentions earlier noble wear of hats and suggests various fashion transitions across eras.
A fragment from a periodical compares choices to sweet and sour paths and notes that even pleasant people may be prickly like chestnuts. The author cites Christian temperaments and uses metaphor to urge restraint and gentleness in dealing with others.
Howard Bolton died after an inquest at London Rogland hospital concluded he swallowed a toothbrush while trying to dislodge a meat obstruction. The inquest ruled the death due to the accidental swallowing incident during a home meal incident.
Fragmentary OCR style text references BromO quin and BROMO, a World over to Gare s cal Mother Love. It cites Lew Wallace and a notion of tender objects possessing power of self sacrifice, but the passage is incomplete and disjointed.
Read as a reflective civic note urging forward focus and fresh resolve. The quote emphasizes finishing today, letting past mistakes fade, and starting tomorrow with elevated spirit and calm. It frames daily renewal as a disciplined habit to pursue progress.
Epernay in the champagne country has erected a monument to Dom Perignon 1638 1715 founder of prosperity and Benedictine monk credited with inventing the process for making sparkling wines.
Murine eye remedy offered for red weak weary watery eyes and granulated eyelids. Drugstore ad touts soothing eye pain with liquid and salve forms priced 60 cents and 1.00. Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago promotes aseptic tubes and free advice at Bye Books and Wye.
A book agent questions a wary owner about help while a curative claim for Himlinw Whar Oil is offered. A German workman Gaunchy is released after 45 years in jail for murder, a record lengthy imprisonment. Local suburb health and property price chatter echoes through Cleveland Plain Dealer tone.
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