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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
5
The advertisement promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor as the latest and best preparation for falling hair and dandruff. Marketed by the J. C. Ayer Co of Lowell Mass, the copy claims gentler, more effective results with the new formula.
A collage of one liner jests and brief comic bits from The Warn er, Yonkers Statesman, New York World, Houston Post, Uncle Remus’ Magazine and others. Snippets include witty exchanges about hats, interruptions, a war correspondent, poker, a mother in law, and quips on photography, education funds, clams, and poultry. The tone mimics comic clippings and punchlines of the era.
A collage of notes: eggs laid by Walter Broadbelt, seeds sprouting after 87 years, Suez canal expansion with deepwater vessels, local corn yields by F B Weinhold, and shifts in U S lumber output. Additional items cover population changes in Europe, odd old customs, a Korean dictionary feat, and musings on autos and oysters from early 20th century publications.
A near fire at a theater prompted warnings after a villain dropped a lit cigarette into the snow. The incident highlights safety risks from carelessness in public spaces.
Mrs. Lapsling praises her younger brother Jerry for earning a bachelor degree after three years in college. She emphasizes pride in his academic achievement and rapid progress.
An old advertisement promotes a laxative syrup as the sole beneficial remedy for constipation. It claims personal effort plus Syrup of figs for regular daily stools and notes the product is dispensed when needed. It lists California origin and sale by leading druggists.
A Detroit News piece questions Professor Thomas's view of a girl's value. It argues that men are willing to spend money on women for possession, challenging the claim and highlighting social attitudes of the era.
A humorous quote praises Jones for superior wit and sagacity as observers note how quickly he endorses ideas. The remark attributes his reputation to his instant agreement and unhesitating affirmation when others present thoughts. Cleveland Leailer attributes the line to his circle.
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