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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
2
A novel fad in west Berlin manicurists offers portraits on fingernails for about 5 in marks. The process seals photos with a shellac coating, with little pain, and lasts roughly four months. Society ladies, couples, and mothers embrace the trend as portraits tiny and durable.
The cocoanut is praised for more than food and drink in tropical regions. It is also described as the best tree for shade and ornament, highlighting its value in landscapes and daily life.
A memoir recounts early 80s life in Mason County Washington near the Olympic foothills. The author details forest wildlife, the rival cats like Canada lynx and bobcat, and the hard work of cat hunting with hounds, including dog names, tracking methods, and catching kittens from trees.
A quoted Benny piece from the Chicago Tribune discusses the German carp including its odd biology and baiting method with garbage. The note also mentions St. Joe residents paying for large carps and a parental plug for Winslow's Soothing Syrup to aid teething children.
A traveler in rural Scotland sought shelter with an elderly woman and asked to be awakened early. He slept past the appointed time and found a note slipped under the door reading Sir, it’s half past eight.
A health alert warns chest tightness signals a cold that can lead to lung issues like consumption or pneumonia. It urges using Hamlins Wizard Oil to treat the cold before it worsens.
A Norman bishop preached against long hair before Henry I and his courtiers. The court agreed to cut their hair, then the bishop produced shears and quickly shorn the entire court.
The article notes haddock yield many ring eggs when opened and explains fishermen check for herring spawn before casting lines. Finding herring eggs signals abundant haddock nearby, guiding early fishing strategy and catch potential.
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