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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
7
A mixed page review includes an eye catching foot health ad for Foot-Kake and a cold cure claim by Laxative Bromo Quinine. It also mentions factory interests in Walla and a discussion on census population centers, age demographics, and immigration effects with references to Cuba and northern states.
A letter from Charles Peterson of Hooker Co. No. 21 praises Perivena as the finest tonic and invigorator. He claims recovery from a severe illness in two weeks and says a dose keeps him in health during fires. The notice touts a collection of similar testimonials across the land.
The American Parlor laments how homes are furnished in poor taste with fragile chairs and gilded frames and criticizes the trend of echoing European drawing rooms. Edward Bos argues Americans fill rooms with showy items, neglecting practicality and comfort.
The center of population moved westward from 1700 to 1870 with fluctuations north and south as events such as Louisiana annexation and Texas statehood shifted its path. Government figures placed the current center nine miles north of Columbus, Indiana, near Taylorsville, on a Frank Wright farm marked by an inscribed board in section 15, town 10, range 6 east.
The article discusses gender and age impressions from census data, noting women and girls pursue youthfulness and marriage, while men seek voting age. It cites Cuba’s age distribution with many females ages 15 to 19, suggesting a mating imbalance and social implications, interpreted by census experts as reflecting broader demographic trends.
Am Ed report surveys chewing gum demand across cities from New Orleans to Chicago and the West. Am Am says Western and Northern towns foster gum sales while New Orleans lags, due to local culture and cheaper imports. The piece also sketches housing displays and a Botany anecdote about King Oscar and a note on Zangwill’s fame.
Mrs Harriet Begole of Ypsilanti recounts a return of her voice after thirteen years, crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The letter, sworn May 18, 1800, attributes restored vocal control and improved health to the remedy, while noting two large steamers being built in New London for Pacific and Oriental trade.
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