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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
5
A pasted collage of patent medicine claims touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for eruptions pimples boils scrofula eczema and digestive and nervous complaints. The ad promotes Saratabs and asserts identical curative properties with flexible dosing and convenience amid a flood of medical bold claims.
A series of humorous exchanges between a teacher and pupils. Johnny quips on future tense of drink while Willie jokes about unlucky numbers. Freddie fumbles with handwriting as a baby laments a tooth causing mischief, and Preddie defends his improving manship.
A clipped humor item notes a quip about heredity and football talent. The line recalls a father not playing football, while a son excels, followed by a pointed remark about a bronze slicker and gendered humor from the Houston Post.
An old advertisement touts Ndeeths Pills as a blood driver and laxative that cleanses the system via the bowels kidneys and skin. It claims to purify impure blood, curb morbid humors, and aid nature, with one or two pills at night. Brandreth’s Pills are noted as a century old remedy available in drug stores in plain or sugar coated forms.
A simple demonstration shows a tiny dye drop in alcohol racing through a squid like a colored strand that splits into two branches and repeats, creating an inverted plant illusion. Mirrors can project the colorful shadows onto a screen for captivating viewing.
In Boston at a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union session Mrs. L M N Stevens condemns men leaving theaters between acts. She cites a quip about a husband praising a drama aloud while another joke notes the audience’s dry throats. The remark highlights wartime era concerns over public morals.
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