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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
3
A vintage advertisement promotes a “recipe” for maintaining youth and health and urges kind conduct toward others. It claims benefits like good digestion and sound health, promising a forty five year old woman can look fifteen. It also touts FELIT'S EYE SALVE for eye relief, priced at 25 cents, available from Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York.
A patented wire contrivance designed to lift a pie from an oven preserves the cruet edge. Inventor from Minois showcases a novel kitchen device.
Janet Marion travels by rail with a courteous stranger John Ware architect who reveals his private project the House that Jack Built. A sudden derailment prompts a city view ascent where Janet learns his home is the cherished design and later becomes its owner.
Bocker says it wants to set. The exchanges hint at a perilous plan or scheming ambition surrounding the airship and its fate.
Testimonial from Mrs. Margaret E. Anderson of Minneapolis praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney trouble that doctors said required surgery. She says after using the remedy she was cured and remains free of kidney issues for over six years. Also mentions A and O ointment and references to Kilmer Co literature.
A large burglar proof safe designed to resist cutting burners used by thieves. It features a revolving mechanism when closed and operates by an electric motor for added security.
A playful exchange asks why a weather vane behaves as it does, comparing it to dogwood and tin roof spouts. The dialogue hints at natural causes behind visible weather cues in a whimsical tone.
The quote emphasizes that virtue alone is insufficient without added strength and the resolve to apply it. Theodore Roosevelt asserts that true character combines moral quality with persistent power and decisive action.
A fictional quip notes a comical patient complaining about elephant sea-pink visions rather than medical woes. The speaker, Successa Marazine, humorously contrasts liking elephants with their overwhelming presence as a metaphorical burden.
An ancient form known as the gim mel or linked ring is described as made in parts that join to form a ring with clasped hands, a particularly beautiful emblem of betrothal.
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