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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
3
The notice asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures eruptions pimples and boils at all seasons scrofula sores salt rheum or eczema. It claims to cure dyspepsia and all stomach troubles rheumatism catarrh nervous troubles debility and that tired feeling appealing to readers seeking a universal remedy.
In a brief exchange Jigtey accuses Shrude of borrowing money from Harduppe. Shrude replies he anticipated Harduppe and did not truly need funds. A separate comic line features a boy asking why the buried man did not go to heaven, and a father suggesting maybe he did as the son notes the inscription Peace to his ashes.
A bereaved child sobs after claiming a minister insulted him while a mother questions what was said. The exchange centers on a remark about John being better off and ties to blocking a Japanese child from school. The dialogue reflects tensions over foreigners and school access in the era.
A Houston Post brief quotes a dialogue about an arranged engagement and a jilted set, noting a warning that marrying a certain man may bring punishment. The exchange underlines local social tensions and foreshadows consequences within the circle.
The article notes the one hundredth anniversary of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s birth, highlighting his role as poet of the people. It praises his connection to everyday life, contrasts him with Poe, Emerson, and Whitman, and recommends readers study his Psalm of Life, praising its hopeful, God given power.
These lines urge action over idle thoughts and encourage steadfast effort. The speaker praises Longfellow's Psalm of Life and its call to live fully, pursue purpose, and leave enduring footprints in time, urging readers to strive and endure.
The Fifty ninth Congress passed a pension of 30 dollars a month for Mrs. Jackson widow of Gen Stonewall Jackson. Introduced by Senator Overman of North Carolina, the measure passed the Senate and faced House delay before potential adjournment. The President directed activity via Longworth to Loudensinger, prompting quicker action. The article notes a photo of Mrs Jackson from a past war.
A fragment from a Sioux scene recalls a ten day struggle as a jolly young buck seeks to measure limits of his knowledge. The voice mentions a widow named Cormell and a phrase about knowing how far one can know, leaving much unclear.
Hotelkeepers in London complain guests stay briefly and overspend on meals. Doan's Kidney Pills, lauded by Mrs. S A Moore of Waterville Mo, claim to restore kidney function, cure backache headaches and urinary troubles. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises 50 cent boxes.
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