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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
7
Mise Lacy V. McGlivney of Brooklyn reports headaches and side back pain that kept her from work, but after using Peruna she is active again. The ad cites many grateful letters from women with similar symptoms and claims Peruna restored health and strength.
Congressman Hedge praises Leslie M. Shaw as a top campaigner. Shaw would address crowds then mingle with voters, joking he needed correct time to catch his train. The watch incident flattered voters and, Hedge argues, boosted Shaw's political impact.
A six year period in London sees a man sent to prison after repeated milk thefts from doorsteps. Police reports indicate
A compilation of simple kitchen guidance includes Baked Chowder using cold fish, potatoes, cream sauce, and parsley baked in layers. Baked Beans with long slow cooking and pork. Tripe and Oyster dish finished with parsley. a rain water softening substitute. Succotash with corn beans butter and cream. Blanc Mange from gelatin and milk. Molasses Candy. tips to prevent stains on china. Spenge Cake and mashed potatoes with mem.
An advertisement touts S S S as a vegetable blood cleanser for acne eczema tetter psoriasis and salt rheum arguing external treatments fail and the blood must be purified. It cites patient testimonials from Escondido California praising the remedy and urges readers to request a free treatise.
A garbled collage of quotes and notices includes praise for a mysterious iMien Pearline, a traveler's plea for a fast horse, a sales pitch for Winslow's Teething Syrup, and a claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text pairs literary snippets with medical ads and random names, reflecting a fragmented 19th century newspaper page.
A brief verse from the Washington Star advocates honoring government over personal gain and expresses a desire to be a financier rather than seek cash. The tone is reverent and patriotic, urging support for public service.
The Pittsburgh Post quotes a conversation praising a man nicknamed Jinks for his kind heart and restraint. The exchange notes he “won’t even abuse the senate,” presenting a humorous civic portrait.
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