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Newspaper

Madras Pioneer

Location

Madras, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

3

Fragmented Lines Reveal Erratic Odds and Odd Notices

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a 4 cent fare and street care, a moon surface note, a will leaving $10,000 to a mission in New York, fashion items, and random social jests. Names include Elisabeth F Noble and Jed Fashionable Gard, with scattered references to seaside resorts and a river bearing a peculiar name.

Elisabeth F. Noble Mansip Mowe Pantic Jed New York York Mire Crawford Puck

Bible Name Story From Harper's Weekly

An Alabama man in Birmingham recalls naming a shabby dog “Moreover” after a Bible line. He explains the name came from the Bible and jokes about the dog’s sores as he described the moment during the Harper’s Weekly feature set in Jefferson.

Alabama Birmingham Harper's Weekly Jefferson

Fall Fashion and Household Remedies Advertisements

The notice contains a dialog about fall clothes and a pushy prompt for economical attire and a trusted remedy Hamlins Wizard Oil promising relief for sprains cuts and burns with a brisk advertising tone from Baltimore American style clippings.

Johno Eliza Baltimore American

Meeting of Peckaniff and Turveydrog in Mock Formality

Mr. Peckaniff and Mr. Turveydrog meet for the first time. Turveydrog remarks on Peckaniff’s appearance and department standard. Peckaniff retorts that Turveydrog may have an immortal notion but carries an ineffable air.

Emperor Francis Joseph Holds Audience Twice Weekly

The Austrian emperor Francis Joseph maintains a regular audience schedule twice a week, meeting with both the wealthiest and the humblest subjects when available.

Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria

Women of the Arctic Circle Celebrate hardy Alaskan brides

Frances Sterrett profiles Arctic women who marry in Alaska. They adjust to a life of canned goods and tough climates, learn to garden in Dawson and Nome, and balance larder duties with dog sled days. Summers offer fresh greens while winters demand resilience and cheerful labor.

Alaska Arctic Circle Frances Sterrett Dawson Fairbanks Nome

Resources of Siberia Forests and Livestock Wealth

The report highlights vast Siberian forests covering over 3.5 million crown lands with birch pine and oak, plus regulated forestry and new settlement. It notes navigable rivers Volga Kama ObI Irtysh Amur and others, fish like sturgeon, and expanding railways boosting exports. It cites butter, especially Anest butter, moving to Denmark Holland Germany England China Japan and South Africa. Livestock improves with replaced long horns by Short horns Jersey and crossbreeding improving horses and sheep with Cotnwold Southdown, and Poland China swine profiting from cheap Siberian grains and dairy wastes.

Siberia Volga Kama Chusovaya Serebrianka Tagil Tura Tobol Irtysh Obi Amur Sibéria Denmark Holland Germany England China Japan South Africa Jersey France United States

Do as You Pleases and You’ll Be Left Alone

A terse proverb appears urging bold action to gain personal satisfaction. The line suggests independence comes from bold choices and self reliance.

Peanut Politics in a Geobernatorial Campaign

The document references "peanut politicos" and describes it as a tactic used in a geobernatorial campaign. It mentions Mrs. Chugwater and Mr. Chugwater discussing the concept amid a Tribune setting with terms like sore eyes and eye salve.

Howard Bros Buffalo

Royal Horse Tails Died Crimson Under Guard Privilege

A brief note describes the Shah of Fer a la and his sons dyeing the long tails of their horses crimson for six inches at the tip in a display of privilege and ritual.

Ferala

Remedy for catarrh using blood treatment

A historical herbal tonic claims a blood based cure for catarrh. The suggested prescription blends one ounce compound syrup of Sarsaparilla, one ounce Toris compound, and half a pint of whiskey, shaken well and taken in tablespoon doses before meals and at bedtime.

Bia

Young Man Seen Six Nights a Week to See Boonie

In a local social exchange Marie questions a frequent visitor, and John hints the visitor may be her future son in law. Maria interjects to address the adventurer by name amid the family chatter.

W. L. Bdoucias Brockton Mans W. J. Dougl W. L. I .Law Marie Boonie John Maria

Hands Missing From Venus of Milo At Museum

A museum attendant explains to Mrs Poeuritch that the Venus of Milo’s hands were laid off due to a disastrous break in marble stock, highlighting the celebrated statue’s missing extremities.

Mre. Poeuritch

Allen's Foot Ease advertised powder for foot ailments

An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to treat hot sweating feet corns ingrown nails and bunions. It urges buyers to shop at druggists and shoe stores and to request a free sample by mailing to 5 Olmsted LeRoy New York.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Absurd performance provokes reluctant praise from 4d p

The dead past seems to bury the dead as a weary 4d p grumbles a show is absurd yet claims obedience to Mr Longfellow. Behind the reluctance lies a belief that humanity won’t act in the living present until the funeral is over.

The Exceptional Equipment Behind Syrup of Figs

The California Fig Syrup Co presents Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna made with pure medicinal plant principles and its unique method. Only the genuine product carries the full company name on the front, guiding buyers to avoid imitations or returns.

California Fig Syrup Co

Not Enough Money in It Miss Cheatham Must Quit Bridge

Miss Cheatham says she must give up bridge due to lack of funds. Miss Frank questions whether the game was worth the scandal in London News report.

Would Be a Miett Beapegrace Nephew

An elderly relative tells a young man to be thankful he lacks the income to match a large appetite reported in a brief dialogue about appetite and finances.

Henry

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