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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
7
Agricultural notes cover silage readiness and moisture control, trenching to reduce mold, cutting and handling methods to minimize waste, and equipment use including a blower and corn harvester. Additional pieces discuss overshoes for horses, corn breeding results in Wisconsin, and general farming efficiencies.
The editorial defends Peruna as an ethical household remedy and CATARREH cure, pledging to reveal ingredients and invite public testimonials. It promises to publish supportive statements verbatim, accuse critics, and press ahead with international distribution while stressing honesty and transparency.
A historical note describes making grafting wax using roamn beeswax and linseed oil with an iron pot method. It also discusses garden preparation from late winter to early spring, advising on soil cultivation, green manures, and spreading bread during winter to prep beds for early planting.
The fragment shows a conversation about tracing common phrases. Duttey muses on who originated the expression It never rains but it pours. Kidder tentatively agrees and adds a playful aside.
An advertisement promises piles relief in six to fourteen days using Pazo Ointment with a money back guarantee. The mock dialogue from Puck features a mother and Bobby discussing winter apparel and skates as a humorous aside.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Marion recounting to A Vamper that her father said he was glad she was not a poet. Harry comments on the exchange, questioning the remark.
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