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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
7
Article describes a protective milk pail cover using tin and cheese cloth to keep dirt out during milking. It also mentions farm practices for stall setup, weed control, corn planting, and late-season crop timing. Includes a note on using lye to peel peaches and its health considerations.
In the Interter Department the basin defined by the river yields more than 68 percent of all salts from the Obte River basin, while the Melee river area shows 72 percent. The text notes wide disparities and unclear measurements across basins and rivers.
The document outlines a Porotaceing Nay with a 88 foot boom and adjustable length via a swing repe. It mentions a peg pipe liner and a 6-tine grapple fork. It then covers Mandutag Guimes Fowls requiring frequent feeding every two hours for a week or two with mixed seeds, water, greens, and fresh feed.
The note specifies six by ten inch boards or panels, eight feet long, each set upright with two inch spacing. Details imply a vertical arrangement, likely part of a larger construction or display.
An 19th century style testimonial touts S. S. S. as the “King of Blood Purifiers” cleansing poison from the blood. It argues immunity to minerals, promotes safety for children, and cites remedies for pimples rashes ulcers and rheumatism. Endorsed by P. H. Thompson of Lebanon PA and others, with a promise of a free medical advice book.
The readable text hints at a buyer merchant exchange about money and supply, a mention of Washington’s institution principal, and a note on pelicans and remote lake islets in Manitoba and Nevada. It references February and a Century period voice without full context.
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