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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
4
A historic Independence Enterprise page contains a publisher notice, subscription details, and a sworn statement. It includes a testimonial card about Dr. Darrin claiming cures for blindness and various ailments, plus an excerpt about pyramid construction using inclined planes from a Philosophical Society meeting.
The Enterprise advertises a state reputation for high quality printing at low rates. It invites customers to discuss envelopes letterheads bill heads pamphlets programs or any type with suitable type display and competitive prices.
Independence Oregon resident A G Byers visited Albany to praise Dr Darrins treatment for deafness alleging near total deafness from youth. He claims his son A G Byers, treated in May 1902 in Salem, recovered hearing within three months and has remained free of the malady since.
The article notes ancient Egypt’s engineers built the Great Pyramid of Gizeh with an estimated 100,000 workers over about 20 years. It mentions the possessor ancient machines, implying large-scale exploitation of resources and methods to raise the stones.
Rev Jack Cox of Wake Ark writes of twelve years with yellow jaundice and failed medicines. He reports relief after using Electric Bitters praised as a reliable liver and kidney remedy. A. S. Locke endorsements the product at 50 cents.
The piece chronicles Henry A. Wise and his harsh stance toward the fatherless and widows. An auction in a small house sees the widow’s modest possessions sold, including a large sugar-filled bowl as the auctioneer continues the sale.
In a crowded scene a widow’s sugar sale leads to a legal dispute. Lawyer Mr Wise refuses to aid a hard bargain, charges a five dollar fee, and directs the crowd toward fair payment. Mr Wine later asserts his own right to the money and urges charity for the widow and her family.
In a peculiar OCR fragment, readers glimpse names Iolu Biomech and Nive Kang linked to a 'pleasant phynic' event. Kirkland Drug OA appears as a referenced entity in the garbled copy.
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