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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from the St Louis Post Dispatch discusses an unnamed gentleman Mr Wis and a speculation about debt and moral thoughts. The text hints at miscommunication and doubt about underlying credence in a brief, cryptic exchange.
A dialogue fragment shows an elder urging a younger to settle and work while the grandson questions the burden of legacy. The terse exchange hints at family duty, hardship, and generational expectations without resolving the pressure or outcome.
A garbled anonymous excerpt mocks a linguistic debate and a dictionary dispute. It cites Boeche and Basche, mentions French soldiers, and references The New Republic culture pieces, a Theodore Joran authority, and a series of quirky dialogues about language and behavior.
British minister recounts last visit to condemned nurse Mina Cayall in London. Officials report German authorities permitted the body’s delivery and promise inquiry into the affair. The nurse, who professed no bitterness toward the enemy, reportedly spoke of dying for her country.
Northwest market reports show weak demand and firm prices for blue stem wheat while exporters buy to meet U S needs. Prices rise on higher freight and European demand with farmers holding out for better values amid ongoing market tightness.
An on the record interview recounts Simon Lake's tearful resolve and faith as she faced death for her country. She refused hatred, praised kindness shown by friends, and noted a German chaplain attended her end, giving a Christian burial and affirming her brave, bright farewell.
A sharp clash between General Villa's advance guard and a detachment from Agua Prieta near Yronteras in western Sonora occurred Sunday. Details are sparse as officials note movements toward Fronteras but prices and specific actions remain unclear. The report mentions multiple crop shipments and sales in the region, including bales of cotton and various lots, reflecting ongoing trade activity amid the hostilities.
Thursday officials announced a postponement as Governor Dunne granted a 20 day reprieve to Mivton Scott who faced hange Friday. At the event, decorum was reported by Mayor Jerney Wins and others while farmer Peart won the Pacific expansion and a dairy prize with a top cow.
Reports indicate Nicaragua will finalize a new cordoba currency October 190, establishing it as the republic’s sole monetary unit. The reform links Naraguan finance to the gold dollar standard of the United States under a peaceful monetary agreement.
Bean crop in Lewiston country is estimated around 226000 units with an approximate value near 126000. Most of the harvest is in warehouses or sold, price at Davenport around 4.50 per hundredweight, average yield about 800 pounds per acre, railroad estimates for 160 cartloads implying about 7,009,000 pounds produced. Also notes on Genesee potatoes and hog markets with prices and movement.
Secretary argues for U S supplied auxiliaries manned by Americans to boost the navy and ensure competitive prices. He cites government armament plants, reduced powder costs, and a plan to build armor plate plants and ships at home. He warns against merchant marine reliance on foreign crews.
Nearly 200 electees join the thirty third degree by the supreme council of the Hoootish Rite in the newly dedicated Masonio temple in Jonalon. The list spans southern and western states, the District of Columbia, the Navy, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico, with activethird degree members anticipated. Yale notices to undergrad clubs and fraternities seek liquor allowances, as state laws govern club permissions.
An OCR fragment shows a protest note addressed to Bertin Berne and Gwitterland through Parix The text mentions government instruction to restrain eight something and threatens punishment of the agitator. Grave in Batis.
The United States Signal Corps conducted experiments in Massachusetts using box kites to lift a wire and boost a wireless outlet from six to sixteen miles. Samuel F. Perkins and Ayer led kite creation, with favorable winds sending a kite to 1,600 feet and messages traveling 160 miles. Distinct signals were received from the battleship Georgia off Newport and from Arlington, Va. More tests followed under government supervision.
A fragment from a Southern style column mixes a peach harvest anecdote and social chatter about a young man of color in the Enquirer office. It retells a humorous scene with local residents and a tale of a single peach on a tree weighing seven pounds, alongside a joke about inflation and family budgeting from the Indianapolis News.
The scene follows a short woman and her husband dining at a cheap cafe. The waiter, eyeing Henry with unusual interest, inquires in a soft tone whether they want oysters. The waiter then rearranges the table and asks if the oysters should be broiled or fried as the couple contemplates their order.
An old advertisement extols Resinol ointment as a safe, effective cure for itching skin eruptions, claiming it penetrates to the source of the trouble and leaves the skin clear. The text also weaves in unrelated anecdotes about social visits and light dialogue, reflecting a cluttered clipped newspaper page.
Paper alurte made in diapen is sent to Russian soldiers for cold wet weather. Paper shirts, tried by Hussiane leet winter, proved warmer and cheaper than ordinary white. The bark of mulberry makes the material. It cannot be washed.
Philadelphia resident Lydia B. Plakham credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her monthly menstrual pains after trying several doctors. She reports relief, enabling her to perform housework and daily duties. A note offers confidential medical advice from Lynn, Massachusetts, via a reader service.
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