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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
7
Cultivation of the Orchid Advice Cautions Amateurs
An orchid authority warns that amateurs often fail not from lack of care but from over attention and ignoring nature and her laws.
Justifiable Kills Referenced In Johnsons New Novel
Fragmentary quotes mention a jury possibly acquitting a person named Wael and a San Francisco creditor. Also notes an author Johnson claiming to have killed a hero in a new novel and a curative product Piso's Cure advertised for coughs and consumption.
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Wael
Atlanta Constitution
Mortgage Paid Brings Relief and Hope to Farm Family
A farm family recounts years of scrimping and worry over drought and mortgage payments. With the mortgage paid they savor relief, plan rest, and dream of future improvements like a windmill and better clothes. The narrative highlights shared labor, frugality, and faith sustaining them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Story of Old Abe the War Eagle
An essay-like feature reflects on the eagle as liberty’s emblem and muse for poets. It notes Victor Hugo’s lines and compares the eagle to genius in struggle, then shifts to a blind woman who crafts decorative cigar-box boxes for charity, selling well at the county fair.
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Old Abe the war eagle mascot of the Eighth Wisconsin Infantry
The Civil War eagle Old Abe inspired the Eighth Wisconsin Infantry as a mascot. Abe served from 1861 through twenty seven battles and many skirmishes, later appearing at reunions and fairs, aiding fundraising, and answering fire alarms before dying March 26 1881. His mounted body rests in the War Museum at Madison Wisconsin.
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Remarkable old woman who thrived despite loss of sight and hearing
Miss Lucy Reed of Danby Vermont, deaf and mute since youth, has lived in the Green Mountains village for 76 years. Though blind and speechless, she teaches herself to sew, darn, and craft patchwork quilts, selecting colors by touch and smell, selling large quantities of her handiwork.
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Lucy Reed
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Habits of the Sturgeon Telescopic Mouth and Feeding
The article describes the sturgeon’s telescope mouth on the underside, its feeding method using tentacles and gills, and its benthic foraging by plowing the sand. It notes the impact of caviar demand on sturgeon numbers and mentions laws against slaughter in some states.
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