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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
7
A historical medical note urging the use of Sarsaparilla to restore vigor in liver and kidneys. It lists symptoms of poor health such as lameness yellowness of skin constipation bad mouth taste headaches pimples and low courage. The remedy is described as corrective and restorative for ordinary ailments.
A brief, broken dialogue sample features a young speaker asking a woman how he acquired a black item. The exchange hints at departure and remembrance as the man reflects on leaving and being told to remember.
Rates to Chicago, Dubuque, Des Moines, Kansas City and Southeast via Chicago Great Western railway. Electric lighted trains with palled service. Advertisements for medicinal cures and humorous anecdotes intermixed with early 20th century social musings and light fiction.
Join Lobst and wife of Emaus Pennsylvania are longtime Moravian Church choir members. He has sung fifty seven years while she has sung fifty two years. Their daughter Mrs William Jarrett is the leading soprano and Mr Jarrett the choir director. The Lobst family has deep musical roots with prior generations noted for touring and church service. The church will mark its one hundred fifty seventh anniversary with the Lobst couple featured.
A portrait of Andreas Hofer the Tyrolean patriot born 1705, famed for leading resistance against Bavarian rule during Napoleonic wars. The article notes his beard nickname, leadership as commander, dramatic battles, and eventual death at Mantua on February 20, 1810, with his house now a tourist relic visited by hundreds.
A one story hide building in Fayetteville Vermont once used as a law office by General Martin Field, grandfather of poet Eugene Field, may be moved to Chicago. The logs would be dismantled and reassembled at Eugene Field’s former home.
A nurse from St Paul and Congressman Mark H. Dunoll endorse Peruna as a cure and tonic for catarrh and general recuperation. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free expert advice and details the product as a staple remedy for mucus related ailments.
A playful Philadelphia Press item describes a group attending a chafing dish party. The quip notes the dish failed to “chafe” as much as the guests and leaves some attendees still hungry.
A witty quote argues that when women offer counsel they seem ready to cry if men ignore it. The remark attributes melodrama to the advice giving women and to the speaker’s self-deprecating view.
A New York draper hires an assistant skilled in arranging cravats in fashionable shapes. The assistant attends weddings to help the groom and best man properly adjust their ties for photographs and ceremonies.
More than 300 smallpox patients were under treatment in Liverpool in mid March as authorities reported ongoing vaccination and containment efforts in the city. The data reflects a sharp public health concern during that period.
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