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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
A Louisville lawyer escorted his wife and daughter to a lecture and then disappeared. He reappeared after the meeting, greeting a friend on the streetcar and saying he had not attended the lecture, just going.
Since the Red Cross Ball Blue was introduced liquid bluing sales have fallen. A solid package dissolves as needed and makes clothes whiter, lasts longer, and is cheaper. Large package priced at 10 cents. Ask your grocer.
The Philadelphia Record notes Sillicus asks how to explain extreme popularity while Cynicus concedes he only tells the truth when necessary. The exchange frames public perception and honesty in a terse newspaper dialogue.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet, Mrs. Wulfer recalls past hobbies and a pipe rack project for her husband, noting a loss of interest in orithology. The brief remark contrasts earlier curiosity with current indifference.
The article argues motherhood brings strain and health changes, urging preparation and proper care. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring normal health and strength for women, inviting readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
A brisk Boston Transcript exchange shows a hustling ad solicitor urging advertisement for a business sale while the proprietor downplays its value. The fragment captures a retro streetwise sales exchange.
The article traces aviation history from Montgolfier balloonists to the Wright brothers and beyond. It notes early ballooning, dirigibles, and the shift to winged craft with pioneers like Chanute and the Wrights, highlighting key aviators and milestones shaping modern air navigation.
A drifting polar expedition tale recalls a bear that shared meat with cubs then died. Amid a speech on women suffrage later, bystanders misperceived a suffragist meeting, with a man shouting approval and another challenging the crowd on Broadway in New York.
A woman with a shrill voice spoke Thursday evening to a small crowd at Broadway and One Hundred and Tenth Street from a crude platform erected for the event.
Neighbors recall a tense scene as Mr Meekton explains Henrietta was rehearsing for a suffrage debate and he was to represent the opposition. The exchange sparked questions about domestic harmony during a heated public issue.
An exchange reveals Farmer Countessel and his wife arguing over speech for atmosphere. He jokes that he enjoys summer days but dislikes lecturing to please summer boarders.
A brief exchange notes Charlie’s bravery and a policeman’s arrest following his daring stunt. The Cleveland Plain Dealer records the unusual dialogue and outcome of the incident.
A discussion on the role of water power in national industry features a quote stressing its significance for the era. Mr. Ara Grett adds emphasis on Wall Street's stake in leveraging hydro power for growth.
A Gal veston News item notes a witty definition of entomologist for anyone who can name every creature that bites in the woods, framing the term as a playful label.
Miss Mabel F Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Indiana suffered for three years from catarrh and a blood disease after trying many doctors and remedies. She credits two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring her health and strength and recommends the medicine. The article advertises Sarsaparilla in chocolate coated liquid tablets.
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