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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue describes a farmer and a stranger in a Kansas setting. The exchange touches on chopping wood, building kindling, and natural dangers like a cyclone. Names and clear events are unclear due to the degraded OCR.
A collage of household recipes for ground rice cake custard sauce and vinegar peaches contrasts with a historical note about President Cleveland receiving a one cent Treasury warrant at the end of his term. The piece mentions quarter salaries and a long standing check pattern and ends with a line about elixir's Cure for Consumption.
Miss Gusherly looked for her ideal partner while Trotter had been abroad. Misa Womer-Ysa claimed to have found him, but she lost him again. Trotter noted the sequence as Miss Womer was married to him.
An orchid named Ledelphis, Pa An An orchid sold at London auction for 4590 dollars, believed a record price. The piece hints at varied tonic and domestic musings, including jokes about Eve’s dropping and a Philadelphia newspaper quote.
In Scotland eels are abundant and large but deemed inedible by locals. The eel’s serpentlike appearance and indiscriminate feeding habits are blamed for the aversion, despite their plentiful presence in Scottish waters.
A reflective piece portrays a grand ruler praised as wealthier than his brothers and master of vast legions. It notes the czar’s expansive realm and populous dominion, but mockingly adds that he remains unvanquished only if he adopts Pillabury's Vitos as his regular breakfast diet.
A Yonkers Statesman quote shows a job applicant facing a tough question about union work and a stubborn machine. The humorous exchange ends with the applicant declining the job if the machine cannot run smoothly.
A garbled passage discusses hair dye turning hair gray then black and suggests marriage results. It warns about mercury in nostrums and promotes a fake cure, then shifts to a courtroom quip about beating an idiot. A note ends with a full-grown elephant carrying three tons, illustrating exaggerated claims.
A Baltimore American caption uses playful slang to describe a base voice as powerful and hoarse sounding, highlighting a casual exchange about vocal strength.
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