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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
2
The article discusses silo construction options including placement near barns, materials like wood stone brick and concrete, and foundation details for durability. It also covers San Jose scale control in Maryland orchards with lime sulfur mixtures and various insecticide tests and results.
The article discusses soil and wall stability, recommending cement covering the sill if woodwork rises high, to act as a hoop. It notes embedding tren rods may help if the wood is on the inner wall face. It mentions keeping wall weeds short and references weathered yard measurements in vague terms.
The article argues timely weed destruction reduces long term labor and improves soil, noting early removal prevents seed production and aids crop rotation. It also praises the manure spreader for uniform application, better nutrient use, and labor savings versus old pile-dumping methods.
Italy unveils a new grain named Olce Cafro developed by Cardeo. A public bread bake in Meebrine tested flour from Olce Cafro mixed with one third wheaten flour. The bread was praised for its texture and potential.
In Butte Montana the millionaire W A Clark Jr and his new wife Mrs Marco Media are featured after a honeymoon. The baby W A Clark the third forms a close attachment to Mrs Medin while Clark’s first wife’s memory lingers. The article notes Clark’s social standing and intertwined marriages.
A fragment shows Pat debating wages and wealth with a bystander. The dialogue features dialect and a tone of rural life, hinting at the meaning of money and riches as the scene centers on two looks and a gift to an old woman.
Fragmented OCR style text references two reads joined by a shortest line and a playful mis-spelling of state names. The passage invokes a Baltimore American context and hints at attempts to connect ideas or readings.
A New Englander hires a gardener after two applicants appear. One looks decent, the other more impressive. He chooses the latter, startling a friend who asks if they have worked there before. The host explains that in hiring, appearance misleads and patched knees signal work ethic rather than status.
A humorous dialogue shows a man objecting to a comb drawn through his mustache while another replies that he is the first to object among ten thousand customers, highlighting playful bravado in everyday etiquette.
Strenueus mother enters and scolds children for a chaotic room while Willie pretends to be a czar during a game of Russian drums. Tommy explains they were playing and Willie acted as ruler in the room.
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