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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
3
The text notes a horizontal pull of 10 000 tons on the chief spans and a weight of 100 000 tons on their bases. It states that half a dozen iron clades might be hung without undue strain and urges steady action and time value quotes from the Earl of Chesterfield.
Prof James Munyon health expert drew crowds as supporters extolled his remedies for stomach trouble indigestion and general debility. A testimonial from a young city woman claimed rapid relief and renewed vigor after trying Munyon’s pellets and urged others with rheumatism bladder kidney or digestion issues to seek free medical advice and an examination blank from his office.
Reading about Sabbath counting methods from ancient Egyptians to Jews, noting fifteen distinct systems across four millennia. Also mentions various pains and Hamlins Wizard Oil, Earth's Core theory by Professor Weichert, a tale of land title claims in New Zealand, and a British Irish anecdote about cheese with dying inhabitants.
CAPT. A A Waddell argues breeders neglect proper selection of parent stock in trotting and thoroughbred horses. He cites speed focus over anatomy and temperament, warns most trotters and racehorses lack conformation for top times, and calls for study of family traits to produce sounder, larger horses. He notes global examples and urges improvements. The piece also mentions a North Lanton leprosy case linked to a wig from a leper.
The passage warns to relocate the separator used in milking from the dusty odor laden stable to a cleaner area. It notes the stable is unsuitable for milk handling due to dust odors and a capacity to absorb odors and bacteria, urging prompt action to improve hygiene.
Asparagus can be started from seed and reach table readiness by year three. Seed may be planted mid-summer with six weeks to germinate. Plants, hardy and tolerant, thrive for ten to twenty years and are valued for decoration and green fodder.
A 1910s style guide emphasizes comfortable poultry houses with low temperatures, dry sites, and ample space. It prescribes at least three square feet per fowl, bright windows, removable fixtures for cleaning, and perches eight to thirty inches high above a droppings platform. It urges planning a two room house to allow crowding heat in very cold weather.
An odd ad for Red Cross Ball Blue touts cleaning power and price while a Hackensack, New Jersey dog incident unfolds. Mrs Antoinette Perkins narrowly avoids grave trouble after bullets fired from a revolver miss a cat and three bystanders. The tale is framed by moral quips on breeding and courtesy, ending with a Puck quotation about a lost heart and recovery.
G Jamnson of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and strength after years of hardship on a farm. She praises the product for her 13 children and notes her daughter’s relief from belly troubles and a general sense of well being.
An American visitor in Dublin is guided through a cathedral restored by the Guinness family, then their schools and finally the great brewery. He quips that Ireland seems to run education salvation and damnation in one show.
A long dated fragment narrates a quarrel over giving away items, a coughing neighbor during a journey, and a quip about wart removal. It shifts to a sales pitch about sealing wax candles as presents for a wife, then to livestock care advice urging regular feeding for ewes and timely care for lambs, culminating in a reflection on a senator’s sleep and lamb sales profits.
A fragmented 19th century feeling piece describes life’s real action as inner thoughts rather than visible choices. A reverend Scottish preacher outdoors tries to speak but an ants nest distracts him and he jokes about the “swent of God” in his mouth while the crowd listens.
A quotation attributed to Orporte Muller urges a balance of labor and faith. It stresses doing work with diligence, patience, and perseverance while praying for God to guide biasing outcomes. The message counsels continuous prayer paired with active effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss color in gemstones and its limited value for identity, minerals’ pure white nature, and the pigment causing color. The text mentions Bishop Willard F Mallalley defending a lawn at dinner against Sunday breaking and a sociologist’s critique of laws on indecent literature. It references freedom in Pennsylvania and a quip about harrying the law.
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