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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1907

Page

7

Peruna Cited By Readers For Catarrh Relief Across Several States

Mildred Grey of Appleton Wisconsin and Aline DePasee of New York report curing catarrh and related digestive issues with Peruna after trying almanac testimonials. Each describes rapid relief after starting Peruna and Manalin with long lasting benefits for themselves and family.

Aline DePasee New York, N. Y Vege Peruhka Manalin Mies Mildred Grey Weimer

Multilingual Winnipeg As Immigrant Tides Rise

In Winnipeg a chaotic scene unfolds with dozens of languages spoken in schools and streets. Immigrant groups from Scotland Ireland Germany Norway Austria Galicia fill the city as a new cultural mix reshapes daily life and fears about preserving wilderness linger.

Peg Canadian Pacific Rail Winnipeg Ats Freaster

Merit and rise from humble start to great power

The passage notes rapid ascent in American life from humble beginnings to high office. Oren Root and H I. A. Vreeland climb from entry positions to top roles in transportation. It cites Charles E. Hughes’s swift rise to lead a major nationwide investigation as an example of reward for merit.

New Tere Corporation Oren Root Hi. A. Vreeland Metropolitan Railway Company New York Charles E. Hughes Broadway Magazine

Unfinished business fuels Gar’s fresh start

In a rapid exchange Gar explains three days of work under the head of unfinished business. He then reveals a new home move as a quiet personal milestone.

Im Medias Res Garrela

Fragmentary exchange on phonographs and misheard phrases

A garbled quip from a Baltimore American fragment discusses a phonograph inquiry and a dealer reply. A separate East Weldcity England note mentions a meteor driver fined 115 pounds for passing cart on the wrong road amid odd phrasing.

East Welecity England

Deacon and Braddah Sunfower Debate Elevator Question

In a mock dialogue, Braddah Sunfower calls a lassie world lazy and Deacon Ded berry responds with agreement. The exchange pivots on the claim that people could reach the seventh heaven free of charge and would want to know when the elevator would rise.

Braddah Deacon Dedberry

Coldly Calculating Love Letters Versus Grocer Bills

A sentimental girl quotes a writer who loves letters while Miss Cayenne questions whether he will show equal enthusiasm in paying a grocer's bill. The exchange appears in the Washington Star reflecting on affection and practical finance.

Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Crop Rotation and Lamb Growth in Farm Practice

The article notes that long term crop rotation largely protects corn from root-aphis, while non rotating areas need other plans. It highlights two rotation-adapted methods, discusses Lincoln plum variety, then presents lamb feeding experiments showing weight gains, feed ratios, and economics for various breeds with emphasis on proper pasture and winter nutrition for mutton sheep.

Iowa Shropshire

Fruit described with growth, bloom, and borer prevention tips

The passage details plum characteristics including bloom dates May 7 to May 15, fruit size and color, taste notes, and tree growth. It also gives instructions to protect trees from borers by applying a cement and skim milk mixture around the trunk, with steps for application and soil surface treatment.

Growing Pumpkins in Corn Fields for Profitability

The article debates growing pumpkins in corn as a secondary crop, noting it can hinder cultivation and weed control. Supporters argue land, rainfall, and thorough cultivation determine outcomes, while late-season weeds may thrive if pumpkins are grown with corn.

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