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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
7
An essay argues domestic life can hold romance when viewed as a microcosm of the state. It compares family governance to autocracy or republics, noting budget, trade, and daily duties echo larger nations, suggesting meaning in homemaking beyond drudgery.
On a warm Sunday the city Sunday school superintendent served lemonade after services and invited pupils to suggest improvements. A young attendee offered a practical idea to add more sugar to the lemonade, illustrating simple, candid input from the children.
An old ad touts Murine Eye Remedy for red weary and watery eyes with granulated eyelids and eye pain. It promotes liquid 25¢ and 1.00 options, Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes 25¢ and 1.00, plus free eye books and advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
John Wesley in Halifax preached to a civil, indolent crowd noting one man’s nonchalant response to a sermon about Judgment. The ad claims Rheumatism Neuralgia and Sore Throat cannot coexist with Hamlins Wizard Oil, touted as the world’s best pain remedy.
A reflection on overlooking current conditions by chasing distant aims. The text cautions that present chances and attainable goods are ignored when minds stay fixed on future benefits.
A claim that Chinese wild silk is practically indestructible is circulated with notes that it can be buried for over a year without significant ill effect.
Best bluing made. Twenty years of Red Cross Ball Blue experience. Every housewife will need no other. Only blue that is all blue. Liquid bluing is discarded after Red Cross Ball Blue. Clothes become white and clear. Large package ten cents. At all grocers.
A concise excerpt notes that every man is attended by a good and a bad angel, a moral force guiding conduct throughout life, as attributed to Burton.
The Young Doctor says he is known for encouraging patients. The Successful Old Doctor notes many wealthy patients feel ill when nothing is wrong, and he always offers encouragement.
The item notes popular approval tied to a salary value, reflecting how compensation influences interest and support in Atchison.
A compact quotation on patience contrasts cowards and brave minds, noting tame fear versus a scornful endurance. The reflection credits Sir R. How ard as the source.
An 19th century health blurb touts Pellets small sugar coated to be taken as candy. Claimed to regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels without gripe.
An aged Black citizen asks a magistrate for a marriage license, hoping to secure a wife who can support him. The exchange reveals humor and social longing as he pursues companionship and a “honeymoon” life with practical footing.
A recipe for baked apples filled with chopped nut meats sugar and a splash of water. Bake until tender then serve in a pretty dish with the juices poured over and crowned with whipped cream or meringue made from two egg whites.
The distinguished guest left a strong impression in the community during his short stay. Farmen Corntessel noted the visitor seemed nearly as important as the reception committee chair.
Beat yolks of four eggs with one cup powdered sugar for five minutes. Fold in beaten whites then one cup flour with one teaspoon baking powder and a tablespoon cold water. Filling uses two eggs yolks two cups milk two tablespoons cornstarch half cup sugar and vanilla. Bake in three layer tins.
In the Houston Post a witty exchange questions the motive of a wealthy heiress's marriage to a struggling young man. The parry contrasts heiress wealth with the suitor's hardships, prompting reader speculation about social status and romance.
Mothers are advised to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for children during teething period, promoting comfort and easing discomfort for infants and young children.
American scientists visiting the peninsula report many small desert mammals never drink water. They survive on dry seeds and vegetation despite extreme heat, and some have been found unable to be taught to drink water even in captivity.
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