D. D. D. Prescription Relief for Summer Skin Itch
The ad touts D. D. D. Prescription as a fast cure for eczema and summer skin troubles. A trial bottle is offered for 25 cents with claims of instant relief and protection from itching.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
6
The ad touts D. D. D. Prescription as a fast cure for eczema and summer skin troubles. A trial bottle is offered for 25 cents with claims of instant relief and protection from itching.
Stringtown items note Dan Barklow’s Roseburg return and visits by Mr. and Mrs Dan Miller to Bridge with grandma Miller. Will Sullivan spent last Sunday with friends in Stringtown. Mr and Mrs C E Broadbent seen driving through town. Mrs Roy Rover visited cousin Mrs Mary Muller last week. Blue Feather.
Miss Nettie Root hosted a Saturday night gathering at the Schroeder Bros. home. Ralph Schroeder and family, Leland Minard and family visited Bandon the next day. George Hampton and family visited Myrtle Point. Mrs Mathews and Hazel spend the week at Bandon. Mrs J H Lamb is ill at her daughter's in Fishtrap. Sarah Williams and family enjoy a Fishtrap outing at Bandon beach. Brethren preach Sunday at 11 in Arago. Stella Taylor and Alvin seek sea breezes at Bandon.
A representative audience heard Dr Parker's advocate argue the Dental Trust law would ruin local and state dentistry. The speaker warned five old school dentists should not judge who practices here while praising Parker's nationwide offices and licenses. He predicted 1000 out‑of‑state dentists could move in if the measure passes, bringing competition, better work and lower prices.
The council approved the ordinance governing disposal of inflammable rubbish and ordered the street commissioner to build a Spruce Street crosswalk to Myrtle Point Grammar School. Officials urged completion by near May as the County Teachers Institute begins.
Kansans invited with families to a community picnic at Patterson’s Grove in Coquille on Saturday August 22, 19'4. Bring well filled baskets to eat drink and meet neighbors as the Kansas Club of Coos County presidents and secretary urge fellowship.
The passage urges residents to promote their town with confidence and honesty, highlighting the skills of professionals, merchants, and citizens. It extols the town’s location, fertile surroundings, and thriving farms, urging enthusiasm to attract newcomers and investors while trusting local media to share positive views.
Viola Burr urges readers to redefine wealth as a means to serve others. She argues true inheritance lies in generosity and using wealth for the common good, inviting all to cultivate their best and improve the world.
L E Brown and family traveled from Bandon in their Ford and are visiting Mrs. S H Davis, the lady’s mother, at Rock Creek for a time.
S Colbert of Medford Oregon testifies that after sudden kidney trouble and back pain Doan's Kidney Pills restored strength and sleep. He reports natural kidney secretions and relief from pain, enabling him to work and rest normally. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy.
About 6 30 Friday morning Chester M Lee’s residence on his acreage south of the city caught fire. The house and its contents were destroyed before responders arrived, with the origin mysterious. Lee was home alone, burned his arm, and will be laid up for days. Insurance covers part, leaving him financially worse off than two years ago. Neighbors and townspeople who alerted and assisted are thanked.
E Baker brought Thomas Rooke to the train yesterday and he was taken to his North Bend home then to Mercy hospital for a possible operation. Dr Johnson will join the consultation. George Gaffan from Bandon inspected a shipment of ties with Editor Felsheim of the Western World.
The piece argues that local newspapers, with their neighborlike relationship to readers, are the most effective advertising medium. It contends that readers view the paper as a friend and are more persuaded by its ads than by metropolitan outlets.
William Weekly sold his livery stock and business to Marion Custer of Coquille. Custer assumed control on the 15th and moved the stock this week to the Cement yard on Fourth Street formerly used by Joe Laird for stage horses. Weekly plans to operate his Ford until fall rains and likely remains in the Myrtle Point area afterward.
I have sold my livery stock and business to Mari on Custer recently of Coquille who took charge August 15. She will move the same to the Cement barn on Fourth Street. I thank Myrtle Point customers and invite settlement of accounts at the stable office for me or BK. E. Farber. 421 William Weekly.
An advice on nervousness as early warning of run-down health urges avoiding alcohol-based medicines. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a pure nourishing remedy to build blood and strengthen the nervous system without wines or drugs.
Reports from Rome say Pope Pius X died at the Vatican after a period of illness. His condition worsened from bronchial catarrh and pneumonia fears, but officials attribute his breakdown largely to mental distress over the European war.
A lengthy list of July 27 to July 31 1914 property transfers in Coos County Oregon from the office of the Title Guarantee & Abstract Company. Transactions cover lots and blocks in Marshfield Bandon Coquille City and Coos Bay with buyers including Richard S Woods Clara A Pierson and Willamette Pacific Railroad Co. and sellers including J O Stemmler L T Matthews and Millie J Whitmore.
About twenty five Portland Chamber of Commerce men plan a trade boosting pilgrimage through the coast. They will arrive at Myrtle Point on the morning train Wednesday August 26 and spend several hours before continuing to Coquille with a luncheon and possible South Fork auto trip.
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