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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented 1919 era clipping discusses wartime economics and social concerns. It references camouflaged philosophy, inflation, reconstruction, and moral queries. The piece weaves in phrases about distribution problems, high living costs, and postwar shifts, tracking a chaotic cultural commentary.
The passage presents a jumble of recipe fragments and culinary guidance. It includes sherbet making with mint and oranges, a chocolate dessert with whipped cream, and multiple mentions of sweet dishes, oats, dates, and sugar. The text reads as a fragmented set of kitchen instructions with measurements and steps, reflecting an old culinary manuscript style.
William Carrol of Portland Oregon remained deprived of freedom for four years at the hands of his wife. A New York investigator uncovered the case and aided his escape. He sought divorce claiming prolonged captivity and mental strain. The court deemed him competent after a sanity hearing and granted the divorce.
A vintage scene shows a Civil War veteran in a crowd reacting to a modern depiction of battle. He expresses mixed pride and doubt about how soldiers are honored, seeking personal connection and meaning after more than six decades. A local minister then offers a plant based poison ivy remedy, touting its surprising effectiveness across ages and cases.
Statement from First National Bank of Athena listing all depositors with balances as of July 1 1910 who had not deposited recently or withdrawn funds for over seven years. Includes names last known addresses and death status where known. Names include Adams, Bwotley. Forgiven. Harris Bros. Lavadour Adams. McDonald Bros. Pohl. Van Winkle. Winn. and others.
The Common Council of Athena adopts Ordinance No. 12 to pave Main Street from 100 feet east of Fourth Street to the east line of Hirst Street and Third Street from Main to Current, with curbs and gutters. Property owners may protest within ten days. city may proceed with cost allocations and abatements as outlined. City Recorder B. Richards issues the notice dated September 2, 1919.
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