Taking Stock of Health Balance and Bad Habits
A health column urges tracking daily wellness like finances. Overwork worry or late hours deplete vital force, while excesses such as tobacco coffee and overeating cost health. readers are urged to inventory habits, avoid overdrawing, and maintain emergency reserves as Nature acts as a relentless creditor.
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Nature
Coos Real Estate Transfers From Marshfield Oregon 1914
A list of Coos Bay area real estate transfers from the office of the Title Guarantee & Abstract Company across Marshfield Coquille and nearby towns with dates November 28 30 1914 and December 1 2 3 detailing grantees grantors and property descriptions including blocks lots and sections in Marshfield Bangor Bandon Coos Bay Nasburg's addition and Elk's Park addition along with several W D releases and deeds to various individuals and firms.
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Coos
Marshfield
Coquille City
Oregon
J. A. Stemmler
Myrtle Point
U. S of A
Wallace Kelley
John Jeffries
Township
W. M Chas
J. Bruschke
E. A Anderson
North Marshfield
Martha
Flinterots
Robles & Hopson
Bandon
Jacob J. Endicott
M. R. Lee
E. D
M R. L. Evans
W H. Joes
Bangor
Plat
Nasburg
Everett Mingus
Et Ax
John L. Lynch
W. D
A. J. C. Shields
Et Ux
R. L. Smith
WOD
Wheeler’s
Robt. Culbertson
Amy L. Peters
Horace M. Albee
Market for Fair Profit and Living Wage
A farmer seeks a profitable market to earn a fair return on capital and a living wage for labor. The call stresses a market that offers steady demand, reasonable prices, and reliable buyer competition to support both investment and worker compensation.
What the Farmer Did
A city man visits a country cousin and disputes pleasures of town life with tales of country fun. The city guest boasts clubbing and dancing, the country cousin recalls baseball and poker, and a farmer adds his own rustic routine from morning to night.
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Ned
School certificate exams in Coquille in December
Raymond E. Baker county school superintendent will hold the regular examination of all applicants for state certificates at Coquille from December 16 to December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Baker
Coquille
The Famous Victory of Blenheim Retold by Kaspar
Old Kaspar sits in sun with grandson Peterkin and granddaughter Wilhelmine. He recalls the Battle of Blenheim, its dead, the ruined home, and the famed but inexplicable victory. Wilhelmine questions, Kaspar notes Marlborough and Eugene, and the peace that followed remains unclear.
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Kaspar
Wilhelmine
Duke of
Marlboro
Eugene
Little Peterkin
Robert Southey
Pleasing Evening Reveries A Mothers Home Circle Column
The column extols the harms of idle gossip and backbiting, urging mothers to cultivate careful speech and domestic harmony. It contrasts the destructive power of rumors with the positive impact of discreet, edifying conversation aligned with Christian virtue. It cites social ills like divorce and flat living as consequences of lax tongues and disrupted homes.
Tested and Proven Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement
Myrtle Point readers praise Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief. G. W. Kerrartee of Roseburg certifies long lasting results and recommends the remedy. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Myrtle Point
Dean
G. W. Kerrartee
Carpenter & Contractor
N. Flint St
Roseburg
Ore
Doan
Dean’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Kezartee
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N. Y
There Is Untapped Wealth in Winter Evenings
The speaker urges seizing opportunity in long winter evenings and hints a wife’s cheer and tenderness can heal sorrow and restore serenity. She asks how a man’s sorrows and trials can be alleviated without such support and love. The passage invites action and climbing upward through personal effort and partnership.
Why Babies Die The Mothers Knowledge and Errors
A report by the New York Association for Improving the Conditions of the Poor calls mothers often overconfident in baby care, noting widespread infant deaths. It cites city and rural mortality rates, highlights preventable deaths, and praises trained unmarried women teaching mothers proper feeding and care to curb illness and invalidism.
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New York Association For
New York
Winter Stallion Care Advice From Oregon College
Animal Husbandry officials claim stallions suffer more in winter than summer due to little exercise and dark filthy stables. They urge regular work or light exercise in a yard, and controlled feeding to prevent unfitness for breeding.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
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