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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
7
The article cites English folk remedies claiming a snakeskin worn in a silk bag or a live snake buried near a rosebush can cure a swollen neck. It notes these methods as traditional cures without endorsing them.
The last Labrador duck nears extinction as it laments its fate. The dying bird condemns the gaunt shitepoke that remains after its species vanishes, noting the crow survived the dodo and leaving readers with a somber, ironic ending.
Warns readers not to delay relief for digestive issues and urges immediate use of Hostetters Stomach Bitters at first trouble. Claims it helps indigestion diarrhoea cramps malaria fever and ague and emphasizes to be sure to get Hostetters.
A Buffalo boy claimed his sister had measles and the teacher sent him home. Another pupil corrected him saying Jimmy Dolan's sister with measles lives in Omaha, revealing a mix up over who was ill.
A lead medal between a 5 franc and 2 franc size was unearthed by a farmer at Espaly Saint Marcel in a castle demesne built by the bishops of Puy. It bears Joan of Arc on the front and Pucelle on horseback with a battle scene on the reverse, dated 1409 1431 and likely struck early in the seventeenth century.
A multinational farewell for the Queen's Own Ameron Highlanders as they transfer to India is led by Brigadier General Waters. Attendees include American, German, French, Austrian, Belgian, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Chinese and Japanese forces. The gathering underscores solidarity among civilizations guarding diplomats and civilians in China.
A short exchange shows Mrs Johnson missing a gold lace pin and asking a servant to report finds. The reply lists common dining room debris including thirty matches four corks and a pack of cards. A humorous digression about mind reading follows highlighting domestic chatter and skepticism.
Wright argues mail facilities have improved as Penman notes manuscripts return to editors faster. Yonkers Statesman adds a quip about the many tasks without pleasure profit or sense and wonders if one has not found the devil useful at times.
Quote from Cleveland Plain Dealer pairs a resident urging help for the Neighborhood Improvement Association with a vow to have his daughter sell her piano as a sign of support. The brief exchanges underscore community pressure for local civic effort.
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