Fragmentary OCR Note on Seditious Resignation Mention
A damaged line discusses a three year old seditious resignation tied to a person and a request for restoration of position or strength. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
7
A damaged line discusses a three year old seditious resignation tied to a person and a request for restoration of position or strength. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
The column mixes reader testimonials praising Peruna as a tonic and restorative, including Hettie Green of Iuka and others, with brief humorous snippets about green bluefish at a New York restaurant and assorted jokes. It mentions a Danish colony seeking Mexican settlement and other scattered items.
Wharton New Jersey resident Mia A Tayles describes kidney trouble as broken down and exhausting. She speaks of painful, severe suffering and enduring a long, trying experience while seeking relief from the condition.
Cooking notes present multiple recipes including a rhubarb cream pie with lemon zest and meringue, tripe with cream sauce, boiling water guidance, cheese cutlets, smothered potatoes, plain cake, marshmallow cake, oatmeal notes, and spiced vinegar pickling. Contains numerous ingredient lists and stepwise instructions.
A fragment from a periodical panel quotes scenes of Burma politeness amid accidental violence when a pony injures a Burman and the rider apologizes with deference. It moves to a dining room anecdote about cannibal fear at a restaurant, ending with a playhouse jab about meeting a theater acquaintance.
Mrs. Dussit laments a disrupted sewing room as her family looks on in Life. The husband reveals he arranged the mess as a kind gesture after tidying his own desk, saying he caused the chaos to return the favor. The scene unfolds with humor and domestic mischief.
A London paper questions if fired out is an Americanism citing Vienna’s dismissal note of the American ambassador to Austria Hungary. It notes Shakespearean line usage and an American teacher’s critique of the word say with examples from The Star Spangled Banner and Allen’s Foot Base.
The fragment hints at Sherlock Holmes-like resignation as a Philadelphia detective confesses discouragement. It mixes melodrama with a stray note about a dope habit, a William Gillette pose by a troubled figure, and a teaser about a teething remedy product.
An advertisement touts Wall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous membrane treatment taken internally with direct application on the sores. It cautions against quack medicines and claims prominent physicians endorse the product. A second excerpt mentions Byron and a boastful scene about Bittercreek, with no clear connection to medical content.
A program organizes graduates and leading theatre managers to prepare for drama and opera stages. A catalogue is requested listing graduates and their successes.
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