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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
A poetic scene portrays two lakes with shifting lights and living pages sent to distant realms. On the right, luminous pageants emerge as the phantom train glimpses the Magician’s glass. On the left, a stagnant land symbolises life time and death, while the right risks eternal good through imagery of a weekly bouquet.
A bedridden Peter pretends to be sick as his brother Willie taunts him about a sore throat. Their mother checks him, offers potash gargle and breakfast options, while Peter contemplates food and naps, hoping to secure oats, eggs, toast, and coffee.
Peter recovers from illness and watches his brother Willie return from school break. His mother prescribes a mustard plaster and prepares breakfast while Peter stubbornly resists, then eases with a bite of toast and milk. Willie and Clyde Todhunter arrive for their sleighs as the day strikes a cold, school-free mood.
The latest 1905 mineral production report from the Geological Survey ranks Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, West Virginia, Montana, New York, Colorado and Alabama as leading mineral wealth producers. It shows metals worth 702,458,107 and nonmetallic products totaling 202,102,010, with large output from cement clay coal petroleum brick stone and zinc. Colorado and California trail behind despite not mining gold or silver.
President Ellot calls for medical profession to teach the public how diseases are caused and prevented. He urges medical schools to train doctors in public exposition on water, foods, drugs, parasites, and disease transmission, highlighting cooperation between clinicians, pathologists, chemists, and bacteriologists. He argues for national service and rifle training in schools to foster civic duty and readiness.
Excerpt discusses gender gaps and male influence on women. It argues that modern contempt for women stems from male behavior. Marriage seen as a spiritual union with mutual elevation when husbands uphold noble ideals.
A judicial essay by John F. Geeting questions the use of coercive interrogation and sweat box terminology. It argues that every accused remains innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt and warns against assuming guilt from pressure or incentives.
Hall Caine argues a novel's author is the sole arbiter of its ethical value and content while a play depends heavily on others. He contends a novelist bears full responsibility for what he writes and omits, unlike playwrights who share influence with actors and staging.
A brief Atlantic excerpt recalls longing for a absent beloved. The speaker contrasts the missing laughter and blush on her cheek with the lingering memory, noting that the period she calls a week feels like forever and a day. The piece evokes spring imagery in a reflective mood.
Gerson conquers temptation and declares love to Edith as danger looms from Miss Graham. He battles a symbolic serpent, strangling it, then comforts Edith whom he saves. Miss Graham’s fear crescendos as the scene ends with a grim line about paternal rights and a looming removal.
A Nashville American style feature extols traditional corn meal ground on slow water mills in remote Tennessee regions such as Fighting Creek Sevier County and Unaka areas. It contrasts old fashioned milling with modern roller mills and pork butter substitutes, urging appreciation for meals ground from dried corn and sieved through coarse mesh. It notes sugar as a component in cornbread and quotes a critic on bread quality versus commerce grade meals. It closes with a moral about aging and womanhood and a divorced remark from Uma.
An 80 pound iron pig will jump several inches to attach itself to a magnet’s center pole, illustrating dense, well directed magnetic flux. The design aims to lift large loads, with careful study of insulation, windings, expansion and vibration. The device promises significant savings for iron and steel producers as magnets are rapidly adopted.
A collage of light anecdotes from a Sunday school scene and family life. Youngsters ponder prayers and future plans while a Bishop recalls a table tale about whether more waffles remain as a Black servant notes the meal is done. The piece blends child chatter with a colonial era humor.
In a Detroit Free Press fragment a speaker recalls seeking counsel from Jenkins about troubles. The reply suggests Jenkins helped him forget by revealing he had more problems than the speaker, rendering his own troubles seemingly insignificant.
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