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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
5
Spring medicine claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes blood pure fresh and lively while toning digestion and boosting kidneys and liver. It boasts an unequaled list of cures with 46 366 testimonials in two years and asserts broad health benefits from brain to nerves and digestion.
An odd snippet shows a spline speaking for the first time declaring the Heyptian sphinx nose removed. It rejects Grecian attribution and tells others to let it go. The fragment hints at a surreal narrative voice and a playful mythic refashioning.
A playful garbled scene notes football routines that mystify outsiders. A halfback argues head protectors are necessary after a violent game. A mother recalls injuries while a stubborn son downplays risk, emphasizing a two week layoff from a nose-gear incident.
This extract discusses landscape gardening for homes in the West, urging homeowners to balance money aims with beautifying their grounds. It likens landscape work to art, outlines planning questions for placement of trees and walks, and cites federal bulletins on irrigation and water lifting to aid farmers and readers.
A Mrs Lottakids declined attending the moth ere' congress opening, telephoning regrets that she is too busy with the children. Other items include a recipe for a warmed meat gravy and a statistic noting about 12 30 men educated for the bar work outside law offices in New York City.
Professor Price delivers a partisan yet impartial talk on tariff conventions. After the event he is surrounded by members of the Woman's Current Events Club who tease the topic with light humor and a flirtatious comparison to free traders.
Mixed fragments include an ad for Vita Vitis and a physician address at Arch Street, references to Dr Jt Ul Kine, and a tale involving Adam Zanfer and Job Starkey. The passage also recites a promotional claim for a constitutional catarrh cure by Cheney Co, plus social chatter about a newspaper subscription and a local editor quip.
Cold season advice urges protection on street cars as spring lapses into summer. People ride heated and cooled cars without wraps, risking chills and illness. The text recommends immediate Peruana use at first symptoms and to continue until all signs disappear.
Letters from readers applaud Peruna as effective against cold symptoms and catarrh. A Chicago secretary credits it for relief after years of use, while a Colorado parent reports dramatic improvement in a three year old after taking Peruna.
A writer seeks a happy ending for a story. The characters ride an excursion steamer at sinowlight, then the three are sent to the lake and blown up. Maxander the Great recounts conquering Jucephalus as the era notes caution in chasing legend.
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