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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
7
An old advertisement extols a Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co claiming internal action and no mercury. The snippet also includes a political quip from a Washington Star exchange about wealth and public standing.
Professor Larkin warns in Mount Lome Observatory notes that Magiantem rosicrucianiem and Hermetic mysteries fuel superstition and mind disorders across the country and Europe. He cites prehistoric distortions thriving even near universities as brain diseases challenge therapists. Mothers favor Mrs Window’s teething syrup. Henry B. Stanford recalls Sir Henry Irving’s sharp wit during a Faust rehearsal at the Lyceum Theatre in London, noting his memorable hell remark to excitable actors.
Thousands claim improved health from Braindreth’s Pills used nightly. The tonic laxative purports to cleanse the stomach and bowels, stimulate kidneys and liver, and purify the blood. Advertised as safe for children and adults, with plain or agar-coated forms.
A husband complains about a man who left home for thirty years and returned with $5,000. His wife replies that if he stayed away that long he need not worry about the money, and the couple then ceases to argue.
Ad copy promises Allen's Foot-Fase samples from Le Roy New York for a fee. The ad urges readers to avoid counterfeits and to request the genuine remedy, warning against accepting inferior imitations.
The heavy tragedian appears despondent despite plans for an eastern tour and a birthday cake sent by a friend. The comedian notes little cheer in his mood today.
A 19th century household guide showcases an improved colander with a bracket for table clamping, designed to strain liquids and whip ingredients while keeping contents in place. The piece also covers baked oysters with buttered crumbs, caramel custard, baked bananas with orange sauce, Hamburg steak with peppers, rated cake, and raisin pie with step by step tips.
The article traces the role of women in astronomy from Hypatia to Dorothea Klumpke and beyond. It highlights their steady contributions, sacrifices, and devotion, noting how women have shaped knowledge of stars and earned recognition in science.
Shortly after Lafayette’s return to France from America, King Louis XVI surveys troops at Versailles and questions Lafayette about his American uniform. Lafayette points to a liberty device on his medal, a symbol of republican spirit, provoking a light royal remark as Conde stays silent.
A doctor explains pleuro pneumonia as infection in both lungs. The piece notes Austrian country doctors plan to strike over small state pay.
A brief scene portrays two young women walking in a calm English landscape. One asks if the other loves nature and the other replies with a warmly intense sentiment that it adds so much to life.
A South Chicago man on his first central Michigan trip describes a roadside fence made from dug pine stumps and roots facing the road. He muses that he has seen many landscape decorations but calls this the worst attempt.
A fragment from the Washington Star recalls the famous cherry tree anecdote. George Washington reflects on truth and prevarication, imagining his father's reaction to a hypothetical punishment for chopping the cherry tree.
James R. Keeler of Fenner t Casenovia NY says about fifteen years ago he used with relief from kidney pills. He reports his condition improved after taking Deen's Kidney Pills and notes his wife and friends also had good results. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a bottle from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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