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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
6
The piece explains marriage costs across states, noting licenses and officiants as main expenses. It cites varied rules including witness requirements and minimal fees, with examples from Tennessee, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Idaho, and other states, highlighting a wide range of legal quirks.
Miss Gould linked to the St Louis Exposition appears as a distinguished official in the event’s management. The article notes her prominence among parade and ceremonial roles as it recalls historic figures and Highland dress, with references to British aristocracy and Canadian professional women.
The petrified forests of Arizona in Apache county were recently studied by the general land office. Logs lie thickly across eight square miles and may have been carried by a flood during the Mesozic era.
Madrid magistrates approve a 250000 peseta plan to erect eight statues honoring Lope de Vega Martha Arqueiles Queveda and Salamanca at a recent session. The rest of the text parps a patent medicine advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of constitutional treatment and a money back guarantee.
The Shah of Persia is described as an amateur photographer with high skill using the camera. A wide range of poses and outfits are noted, including a photograph taken in bed.
The article states that Britain is the largest beer consumer worldwide and notes growth in intake. It cites 1900 beer consumption at 1,289,766,000 gallons, roughly 208,000,000 cubic feet, described as the volume of a pesers-air block 9,000 feet long, 1,000 feet wide and 104 feet deep.
Dreyfus, long in Switzerland near Geneva, will leave for Alergee to spend winter in the Riverina and then settle in Alsace. He will devote his time to literature and scientific pursuits after his return. Captain Dreyfus, living at Cologne.
In Racine area history, the Rev Roswell Park son of the physician who attended President McKinley is noted. The reference links to Racine College founder and first president. Arch Street Philadelphia firm advertises health services and donations.
A garbled column notes lamps on hunting dogs to drive foxes from burrows, teething remedies for children, fire escape guidelines from a hotel in Norway, and a Philippine made cane gifted to President Roosevelt. It also mentions relay dogs between Skagway and St Michaels and continuous dog relays between White Horse and Dawson.
Mrs Belva Lockwood the eminent Washington barrister and presidential candidate extols Peruna in a letter to Beruna Medicine Co claiming it helps with cold catarrh hay fever and nervous exhaustion. She cites personal use for herself and her mother noting the remedy acts by addressing inflamed mucous membranes. Dr Hartman explains Peruna cures catarrh by removing its cause.
President McKinley died on the anniversary of the Duke of Wellington and General Montcalm both passing away on September 14. Wellington died in 1852 and Montcalm in 1759 at Quebec.
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