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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

6

Tight Hats and Hair Loss Risks in Ventilated Headwear

The Therapeutic Gazette warns hats that slip or bind the head impede scalp circulation and may cause baldness. It advises choosing lighter, better fitted hats, avoiding tight constrictions, and using felt padding under the sweat band to prevent constriction.

Therapeutic Gazette

Post House Origins Across Ages and Continents

A historical note traces the first post houses to Cyrus the Great around 550 B C, detailing later European adoption by Augustus Charlemagne Louis XII I V Edward IV and Charles I. It then shifts to an anecdote from a zoo about a highly aggressive sloth bear nicknamed Titus pugilisticus, noted by a visitor and described in vivid, albeit informal, fashion.

Cyrus Cyrus the Great Kingdom of Persia Augustus Charlemagne Louis XL France Europe England Edward IV Charles 1 Scotland Edinburgh London Titus Pugilisticus Patn New York

Salt superstition and elephant finery in period lore

A survey of ancient Roman salt beliefs tied to Penates and omens after spills. It notes a ritual gesture of throwing salt over the shoulder to avert misfortune and contrasts it with an anecdote on elephants loved finery, including Thunish prince rituals for state elephants and costly silk garments. A brief humor snippet about mourning fashion follows.

Thdln Pearson's Weekly

Fragmentary Quote Reflects Public Opinion Voice

A garbled era snippet cites a Boston Transcript remark about perception and privacy. The fragment mentions social judgment, sending a message to a friend, and speculation on an author's motives, suggesting debate over reception and reputation.

Peterson Seeks Republican Nomination for Umatilla Rep

S D Peterson of Milton in Umatilla County announces his candidacy for representative in the Republican primary to be held September 24, 1910. He pledges to serve the county and state, endorse the Direct Primary Law, back the people's choice for U S Senator, advocate strict economy in public funds, and devotion to public duty.

Peterson & Wilson Umatilla Union Morrow R. W. Henneman Assembly Machine Politica Milton Oregon United States Peterson

Notice to Creditors in Emery LaHue Estate

Notice to creditors that Sarah LaHue is administratrix of Emery LaHue deceased in Umatilla County Oregon. Parties with claims must present them with vouchers to Peterson Wilson at Athena or Pendleton within six months from August 12, 1910. Administratrix Sarah La Hue.

State of Oregon Umatilla Emery LaHue Sarah LaHue Peterson ¢S Wilson Athena Pendleton Thia Sarah la Hue Peterson & Wilson Superior Court State of Washington Walla Walla County Henry C Henry CG. Adan Drombeller Building Walla Walla Washington John RB. Adams Adana

W R Ellis Oregon Candidate for Congress Renomination 1910

W R Ellis seeks Republican renomination for Congress in the Direct Primary on September 24 1910. A veteran of the 60th and 61st Congresses he chaired the Ways and Means Committee and secured funding for Oregon public buildings and veteran pensions. Rallies support by stressing long eastern Oregon residence and decade in Congress, arguing he can deliver for Oregon while opposing change. Notice to Creditors informs probate actions in Washington and Oregon, with executor Herbert Bryson citing estate Henry C Adams and six month claims deadline.

Great Ways and Means House of Representatives Oregon Bas Congress

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Ethel Cousin Adelaide Boston Transcript Sendhe Preas S. F. Wilson R. H. Wellman People’s Choios L. L. Mann S. D. Peterson Oregon Citizens Greater Oregon Home Rule Association Portland County HH Hill Troy Laundry Henry Keene Foley K. Sharp Newsom M. D M. EB Attorneys-at-Law Watts & Neal Freewater City Veterinary Hospital Chase Ave Wash eAthena la Grow H. Kuepke ED. E. Koontz E. A. Zerba Aga’t. Cashier le Grow F. Wilson EB. E. Koontz M. L. Watts First. National Bank ST. Nichols Hotel J. E. Froome THE ST. Nichols Southwestern R. H. Johnson Sec T. H. Brents W.R. Ellis Herbert ©. Bryson Henry C. Adama J. G. Bryan Marion Jack Pres. M. L Akers Sec-Treas A. F. May Pendleton Iron Works Willis S. Duniway Duniway Binwell Supreme Court Daniway Carl Christian E. T. Kidder McArthur WM. Jamieson Main Street Chicago ST. Louis Omaha Kansas City OR & N Company WM. McMurray
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