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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1912

Page

3

Bird Music and Criticisms in Camp Casual Talk

A camyer by his tent savors birds as music while mocking critics taste. He claims thrush and lark reject high art and prefer rag-time, sparrows and finches alike. A Wattsboro tale reports hunters chasing game ending with his cat in the dining room. Mrs Gossip and Mrs Sharp quip about party attire and enemies.

Camyer New York Puccini Leoncevalla Pine Copse Thrush Lark Mockingbird Thais Wattsboro Luenenburg Tribune

Rich Poultry By-Product Fertility Boosts Farm Yields

An agricultural piece explains poultry droppings and feathers as rich soil amendments. It notes nitrogen, lime, phosphorus, and potash in manure, with pigeon droppings worth about 75 dollars a ton and chicken manure 25 to 40 dollars a ton, urging better collection and field use.

Tle

Hen Manure Richness Depends on Care and Feed

Fertilizer value of hen and poultry manure hinges on growth stage feed and handling. Analyses show nitrogen 0.7 to 2 percent phosphorus 0.5 to 2 percent and potash 0.25 to 0.9 percent, with losses from fermentation unless properly mixed with absorbents such as earth plaster loam or muck.

New York Massachusetts

Fire Bright Attacks on Orchard Trees

Fire blights caused by bacterial cankers on trees. Bruising from picking apples or borers allows bacteria to enter through damaged areas.

Poor Land Poor for Crops and Pasture

A brief remark on land quality describing how land too poor for grain cannot support abundant pasture or any crop type including rape or cane, highlighting the futility of attempting productive farming on such soil.

Ornamental Second Husband Genre Quotation

Marla Thompson Davis in Rose of Old Harpeth compares a second husband to dessert after a dinner. She mocks Mr. Satterwhite as a busy man and calls Cal Rucker a pleasure to have around the house due to his soft constitution. She notes she is well provided for and can afford Mr Racker as an ornament.

Mr. Satterwhite Cal Rucker Mr. Racker Marla Thompson Daviess

Cannot Escape Such Wisdom Across Papers

A playful jab quotes The proof of the pudding is in the eating and notes that trite bits of wisdom appear throughout newspapers. The Manhattan Mercury remarks there are many similar sayings that seem hard to avoid as readers encounter them in print.

Manhattan Mercury Kansas City Star

Security Offer From Eben Folsom in Loan Request

Eben Folsom asks Squire Lane for two hundred dollars to invest in a dry goods business. He boasts a quirky security bundle including three silver teaspoons, a brass warming pan, two vases, material for feather beds on geese, and five Plymouth Rock hens. He promises to repay and care for the property.

Ebon Folsom Squire Lane

In New Shoes Breal Ad for Allen's Foot-Ease Powder

To Breal in New Shoes. Always shake in Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder, it cures hot sweating aching swollen feet. Cures corns ingrowing nails and bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Dont accept ny substitute. Sample mailed FREE, Address IlEN S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.

Breal Allen Ilen S.olmsted le Roy N. Y

Those Bird Men Firefly Snow Scene Puck Quip

A playful exchange notes fireflies on snowy ground versus plane cigarette butts, attributed to Puck. The dialogue blends whimsy with a sharp urban/folk sensibility and hints at aerial debris. No explicit events or figures beyond the cartoonish framing.

Puck

Marine Eye Remedy promotes relief for irritated eyes

Marine Eye Remedy claims to ease red weak and watery eyes and swollen eyelids without stinging. An illustrated book accompanies each package and the product is marketed as non patent medicine, compounded by oculists and sold by druggists at 25c to 50c per bottle with eye salve in aseptic tubes. Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.

Marine Eye Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago

Gum Hunter Reveals Adirondack Spruce Haul This Summer

A gum hunter gathered 1300 pounds of spruce in the Adirondacks last summer. He notes that his best single day yielded 30 pounds. Dairies say druggists would pay $1.50 per pound for the gum. A quip claims Chicago’s fire could have been halted with one pail of water. Keep Humilins Wizard Oil for inflamed pains.

Adirondack

Frue Happiness Reflections On Happiness And Life

A short aphorism on happiness from The Christian Register contrasts born happiness with happiness that comes from effort. It suggests lasting gentleness stems from personal achievement rather than fleeting luck.

Polyglot Balkan names reflect family surname diffusion

A fragment notes Druggists guarantee relief from a cold with TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY and mentions W. GROVE'S signature. It then surveys Balkan name adaptations with Pavel and five sons adopting Greek Belgrade Sofia Bucharest and Constantinople variants such as Pavopoulo Pavlovich Pavioff Paviescu and Pavloglu.

W. Grove Balkans Pavel Paul Athens Pavopoulo Paulson Belgrade Pavlovich Sofia Pavioff Bucharest Paviescu Constantinople Pavloglu

Piles Cured in Sixteen Days Claim Ad

A druggist promises refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The ad emphasizes a money back guarantee and recommends using the ointment for pile relief.

Kansas Schoolgirls Praying on the Way to School

Two Parsons girls chased tardy fears on the way to school, one suggesting prayer to avoid lateness, the other proposing to hurry while praying. The light anecdote appeared in the Parsons Sun.

Kansas Parsons Parsons Sun

New Coin Purse Invention Promises Safer Closure

A Washington inventor claims a new coin purse keeps the flap shut with a rubber cord, offering safer operation than common styles. The device aims to deter coins from spilling and reduce loss.

Washington Finventors

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