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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the best medicine, purporting to purify blood and improve digestion kidneys and liver while boosting brain and nerve strength. It cites testimonials and notes test claims with dates and references to regulation and trademark.
Public notice style ad argues rheumatism is a blood issue, not relieved by rubs. It promotes S. S. S. as a constitutional cure, claiming it cleanses blood, improves circulation, and permanently treats rheumatism. Ends with free physician advice and a mailed treatise offer.
A compilation of diverse items notes U S food imports yielding large profits from macaroni wheat and sorghum, lunar temperature extremes during two-week days and nights, and a study linking rainy winds to higher consumption death rates in Dartmoor England. It highlights the Hudson river tunnel under Weehawken New York, Halley’s comet return forecasts for 1910, and Montezuma's Well in Arizona with debates on its origin.
Names among Indians derive from notable acts or traits. A boy who sees a bear and runs to the lodge may be called Runs-from-a-bear and keep that name until another notable deed changes it, such as killing a bear to become Killeo-bear.
A Philadelphia Press snippet explains that a Chinese child is counted as a year old at birth, with age advancing at each New Year rather than on the birthday. It notes births near New Year can yield rapid age increases and includes a cartoonish aside on a divorce joke about a couple once married “under the rose.”
Mrs Locutte exclaims at her husband about a gown described as decollete and ultra by the quiet husband. The exchange centers on appearance and propriety as reported in a Philadelphia brief.
A collage of stray lines mentions poets and hearing winds, a Paris certate, and a Bett Hig. odd elder quotes mix with an official record remark regarding a Parliamentarian, a marriage to Miss Strongmind, and ads for hemorrhoid and kidney remedies.
A Baltimore American quip compares a cook to humanity, then shifts to a drug ad for Bromo Quinine with Grove 20 branding. The dialogue turns into a quirky exchange about a man on an airship being likened to a dog, ending with a judge’s remark about a sky terrier.
In Yonkers Statesman and Cleveland Lender style snippets a chauffeur records family mentions and a teething remedy ad appear. The items include a 1907 town sined in note and a question about a dropped glove hinting at hidden gain.
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