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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
5
An old digest advertises Pape’s Diapepain as the quickest harmless remedy for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims relief in five minutes and urges readers to buy a cent case at any drug store. A fragment from a wartime periodical mentions workers and soldiers in unrelated dialogue and a question about German wartime conduct.
Doctors discuss Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as gentle skin treatments. Analyzed notes emphasize these products contain no irritating ingredients and are widely sold by druggists. The piece blends medical advice with a pop culture aside about patience and a Detroit reference.
Department of Agriculture experts push a nationwide campaign outlining new uses for wasted resources. Government scientists highlight concentrated cider as a major breakthrough reducing costs from elder production to shipping and storage.
An assorted OCR page shows advertisements for Danderine promising dandruff-free, lustrous hair with claims of rapid beauty benefits. It also contains health items about Cascarets for bilious and digestive issues, alongside scattered humorous clippings and notices about farm and government wartime efforts, plus details on national forestry improvements.
Fragmentary transcript captures a garbled exchange with phrases like gas kick roar and a remark about bunting by Beaton. Reads as a quirky historic note with unclear context and limited readable names.
A fragment describes giving Syrup of Figs a fruit laxative to a constipated child. It mentions stomach, liver, and bowels, a coated tongue, and the need to follow full directions contained in the package. It also references a forest fire context and a dated collection note.
Anuric claimed as the newest chemistry breakthrough by Doctor Pierce head of the Invalida Hotel connection. The text touts a 19th century medical tone naming treatments and dangers of inflam and kidney issues, with warnings about urine and blood conditions.
First Assistant Postmaster General Daniel O. Roper releases figures for the dead letter division. The year saw 10,886,990 letters and parcels handled, with 800,104 delivered, 101,485 containing valuables held for claimants, 7,019,430 destroyed, and 41,775 investigated. Untouchable valuables totaled over 2.5 million dollars in checks drafts and other papers. stamps and currency added 53,306 dollars, plus 11,000 from a new postage regulation.
German researchers claim stinging nettle grown in Austria Hungary and along the Danube could replace cotton in textile production. Doctor Richier of Vienna notes profitable cultivation is feasible with a vast Niederwald area capable of supplying Germany and Austria with nettle fiber for all cotton用途. Researchers assert fouries can be made from nettle without cotton and suit the same uses as cotton fabrics.
A nostalgic 1900s style column touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to gray hair. It claims the product darkens hair naturally, restores shine, and provides a youthful appearance with simple application.
Dominicans have taken up American pastimes such as horseshoes and baseball as described by a correspondent from Santo Domingo. The piece notes locals embracing Uncle Sam's sports, with horseshoes gaining popularity and a trend toward American games amid budding athletic interest.
The readable text presents a garbled discussion about rotation speed and weight, with stray lines about experts and a doctor. It reads like a flux of misunderstood phrases and names, including references to a Mr Fiathrush-Whatia and an American Sad Indes.
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