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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
3
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old baby's severe eczema spreading to a dreadful full body state requiring facial cloth mask and arm bindings. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the child recovered and is now healthy. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and boosts the system available as liquid or Sarsatabs.
Mrs T G Payson donated papers to the Salvation Army of Jersey City when an envelope with 225 in bills was found years later after 20 men searched a waste paper pile. The clipping then offers posture and exercise advice and a quip about knee breeches revival stirring suspicion.
A witty remark notes a wife’s fury when her dieting husband devours every dish at a banquet leaving her infuriated by his appetite.
A collage quotes Life on inhumanity to man and monetary gain, the Atchison Globe on holiday hangover voters shaping a possible election outcome, and a note that true value lies in gifts that please and aid the recipient rather than price.
A quotation attributed to Tamone Allen urges that a man can rise by lifting his thoughts and remain weak if he refuses to do so. The remark frames thoughts as the key to achievement and personal strength.
Kansas alfalfa suffers heavy damage from pocket gophers, reducing yields by about ten percent and affecting clover timothy and gardens. The piece explains gopher habits, mound formation, and recommends poison baits placed in fresh runways, with practical field setup tips and warnings about livestock.
Instructions for building a wagon wood rack with 11 to 12 foot long beams, notched ends to fit over the hind bolster, and adjustable standards. Use four to six standards per side, crosspieces, and sockets from old wagon tires. Bolt crosspieces. position rack to avoid wheel contact during turns.
The difficulty of agreeing on a future standard shape for both East and West will be hard to solve when the standard makers meet again. General characteristics are easy but details are almost impossible. Compromise is needed to secure harmony and a standard of perfection should endure at least ten years.
Use fresh concrete and avoid patching when possible. Do not reuse cement that has set. discard or crush it to use as aggregate. Patch work tends to fail over time and should be avoided if feasible.
Do you envy a merchant or banker and wish for success? Try systematic approaches to organizing operations and decision making as practiced by both trades. Create repeatable processes, track metrics, and build disciplined routines to improve efficiency and outcomes.
Concrete block construction requires walls to extend into the ground below the frost line and rest on solid footing for stability.
A pressure of one hundred to one hundred fifty pounds provides effective spraying when proper nozzles are used.
Some farmers say it is cheaper to buy fruit than raise it, but these men are among those who seldom have fruit on their tables.
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the best bluing for clear white clothes and longer lasting color. It warns against liquid bluing and notes the product is sold everywhere for 10 cents, urging readers to ask their grocer.
A historic note explains that New York uses vast water while the world population is about 1.5 million. It estimates that an inch of rain would yield two gallons per person, and even if every person on earth contributed two gallons, the supply would not last New York City ten days.
Distemper Cure claimed to cure distemper in horses and dogs of all ages and states over 500000 bottles sold last year. Priced at fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Advertises guaranteed results and invites druggists or agents to respond, with free book offered.
A young man in the opera notices a woman with a shiny nose in front, whispers to his companion about the apparent flaw, and the companion quips that the shine is enameled. The moment captures a comic salon observation with sharp social gaze.
Olmsted Le Roy N Y invites readers to request a free Allen's Foot-Ease sample. The text claims it cures sweating and hot swollen feet, eases tight shoes, and treats corns ingrowing nails and bunions. Sold by druggists at 25 cents with no substitutes.
A Washington Star cartoon caption quotes a scientist warning that coal supply on earth is limited and cannot be predicted in duration, prompting a spectator to erupt with a quip about wasting heat for the lecture.
An old medical ad asserts that Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral works best when bowels are regular and recommends Ayer’s Pills for liver sluggishness. Produced by J.C. Ayer Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
The noted quotation by Disraeli states that increased means and increased leisure are the two civilizers of man, highlighting the role of wealth and free time in societal advancement.
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