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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
3
A garbled 1920s style lecture fragment debates profiteering, wartime economics, and price controls. It contemplates consumer costs, postwar living and the gap between producer and retailer, with scattered references to labor, textiles, and social order. The text mixes phrases about war gardens, price spikes, and public duty.
In remote Serbian districts many live without shoes, braving harsh winters with improvised coverings. American Red Cross aid inspired the first oval shoes. one elderly woman kept hers unsued, preferring to wear them at fetes or burial. The story then shifts to gems and Dutch flower gardening history.
A fragmented collection of home cooking ideas and ingredients including apple desserts, a gelatin molded cheese dish, Savory Rice and Vegetables, Date Nut and Pineapple Salad, and a Rock-Cake style bake. The text blends measurements, substitutions, and occasional archaic phrasing with references to cinnamon, cloves, salt, and various dairy and fruit components.
CalL-Fully prepared to verite and tenimental to the destroying qualities of a squirrel exterminator, Mr and Mrs Harspeth mourn the loss of their home after a squirrel tunnel led to a fire sparked by a liquid that caught in a hole under the house. The blaze consumed the structure, with no clear trace of the squirrel's fate.
At Verdun the armistice was announced and 600 allied soldiers entered the cathedral. Doctor Maurer led prayers as Catholics Protestants and Jews knelt together in thanks for peace. A French officer led a chorus that ended with God Save the King and a shared Doxology.
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