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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
2
An almanac style warning claims meat worsens kidney function and urges a tonic made from grape and lemon salts with lithia to flush and stimulate the kidneys. It promotes a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast to prevent bladder and urinary issues.
An ad touts a product named Freezone from a Cincinnati inventor claiming painless relief for corns and calluses. It sells small bottles at low cost with dropping-drops technique. claims immediate disappearance of painful lesions. A separate fragment references a sensational exchange about a boy’s birthday and marriage anecdotes, reflecting mixed content in the clipping.
Prudence the elder daughter and Fairy’s arrival set the parsonage abuzz. The mischievous twins Lark and Connie hatch a plan to spice the evening for Fairy’s beau, resulting in a comic sequence of disguise, dinner mischief, and a clever lesson in etiquette.
A fragmentary note notes a question about a Michigan incident, mentioning a street, Feary Laine, and a vague conflict. Details are unclear and identities are tentative.
A fragmentary note reflects concern for a person and his family, stressing real urgent needs and asking about timely giving or tithing. The text suggests personal promptness and communal memory of obligation.
The Medical Reconquetor notes headaches arise from many sources including kidney trouble and high blood pressure. Intensive treatment, mental rest, and a strict diet are advised to alleviate symptoms. abstaining from tobacco is urged. The report spans 16 years of observations and emphasizes gradual dietary changes and rest.
Experts investigate potato varieties across states to improve disease resistance and yield. Seedlings and tests aim to identify adaptable strains for regional growing conditions, with cooperative testing through state agricultural stations and plans to establish regional varieties.
Charles Joliutod of Athli enlists in the United States Marine Corps at Duluth and sails to Marine training at Mare Island. He hopes a long tropical posting near the equator will help him adjust after a harsh Minnesota winter.
The bulletin notes forty states have laws setting minimum terms, with Rhode Island and Georgia lacking strict minimums. Since three years, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming added 10 to 60 days. Public high schools’ growth and state aid push longer terms, while many districts still lag, and a uniform term is urged.
A range for elk on roughly two million metres of national forest lands is being discussed by Gomme. The proposal suggests that hunting or access is either entirely prohibited or heavily restricted to protect elk habitat and prevent overuse of the forest area.
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