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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
5
An assorted clippings collage covers patent medicines and cures from Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral to Dean’s Kidney Pills, plus a Rothschild family vignette, a humorous police court scene, a cold remedy ad, and sketches of oddities from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. The items mix medical ads, colonial financiers, and light anecdotes.
A garbled recap lists events from 1601 to 1904 including battles at Quebec and Murfreesboro, treaties, cabinet changes, shipwrecks, and cultural milestones. Notable items mention Anglo American conflicts, the Paris Treaty ratification, Texas statehood, and the loss of life in the Ashtabula wreck, with varied dates and places interwoven.
A garbled column cites France facing rising costs and church preservation, while U S Congress battles trusts and corruption. It mentions the sugar and timber trusts, redactions, and Day of Syracuse amid Rockefellerized politics, with scattered references to Ohio court rulings and income tax debates.
An aged engineer named Mark All, last seen in London, plans a seven year trek from Aug 6 1900 to walk 60,000 miles to prove older workers are not useless. He has already logged 58,008 miles across Europe and contemplates routes through France toward Dieppe after a brief rest in London. He wears the union jack on his right arm.
A gloomy young lady muses on how table pleasures induce rapid consumption with a scientific twist. A practical young man agrees that such indulgence serves its purpose, reflecting a brisk, humorous exchange from a Baltimore American clipping.
An English advertiser seeks a sensational serial of about 3,000,000 words for immediate use in a London paper. The note compares longest novels, cites Middlemarch at 820,000 words, and mentions a medical claim for PAZO OINTMENT promising pile cure in 6 to 14 days or money back.
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