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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for humors eruptions pimples scrofulous sores eczema salt rheum and rheumatism and claims an unequaled record of cures. Sold in liquid form or Sarsatabs 100 doses for $1.
A jumble of vintage snippets recalls misused phrases and social scenes. An owl urges reform to a jay while a robin’s nest is stolen, and a Paris misstep sparks laughter. A secretary jokes about a mass meeting as Harper's Weekly humor echoes through the pages.
James R. Koeller of Fenner St Cazenovia New York describes suffering from back and kidney problems for about forty years He used many remedies with no relief Then Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief from the first box and two boxes restored him to good health He recommends them to his wife and friends Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
The excerpt blends anecdotes on cold affecting typewriters and old machines, a domestic scene over the Thaw trial with Mrs. Stubb, and a quip about physician fees and a rail line report. It also includes a brief jab at a political campaign and an ox wagon versus freight train note.
A survey notes growing interest in psychical research across expert circles in medicine and science. It contrasts Spiritism with Spiritualism, cites skepticism toward seances, and discusses how advances in physics and radioactivity blur lines between matter and spirit.
A girl explains a gas stove chimney back is a mouse nest and describes finding a warm, well supplied den in the hidden area behind the stove. The remark reveals a sharp, practical observation about unexpected animal housing in the home.
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, a man complains of a leaky roof and poor upkeep as he urges a halved assessment. A caller clarifies he is not the assessor but considers buying property in the neighborhood. Miss Gurgle rebukes her mischievous brother and orders him to return to the sitting room.
A discussion of whether earthquakes can be felt before they strike. Examples include dogs fleeing Talcahuano in 1835 and birds moving inland in Chile, with note that such signs may be coincidences or premonitory signals from animals sensitive to air pressure and subterranean movements.
Fragmented entry mentions names and chemical terms but lacks coherent facts or events. No identifiable dates, places, organizations, or outcomes are present to summarize meaningfully.
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