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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
7
Promotes immune health by building blood quality and quantity. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness dyspepsia and general debility and strengthens the whole system.
A Detroit Tribune excerpt quotes a granger who has just invested in his twenty third gold brick. He laughs at the idea of getting something for nothing and notes that most folks always chase shortcuts, while he stays steady with his investments.
Vignettes from a Washington visit feature Admiral Evans inspecting a dainty handkerchief found on the floor and a young man claiming it as his own. Other snippets recall Dom Pedro I’s carnival prank and a quip about cultural schooling.
Breath in New Shoes promotes Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also a playful Q and A dialogue about writing to Aunt Hopsy and a notch in a thumb nail as a reminder.
A London resident asked a lawyer in another town about the standing of a debtor. The lawyer replied that the debtor died a year ago and left nothing attachable except a widow, ending the inquiry.
A life-saving program trains women students to rescue drowning persons like men. The drill covers grips, towing to shore, artificial respiration, with a fully dressed dummy rescued within 57 seconds, proving the new co-educational measure highly popular.
The passage warns that pearls are dissolved by acids like vinegar, opals dislike heat and moisture can crack them, and soap harms turquoise. It notes vinegar polishes away pearls, hot water ruins opals, and washing with soap can dull turquoise stones.
Oregon Agricultural College discusses removing the alcohol tax to lower costs and boost use as light fuel. It compares alcohol to kerosene, notes demand from the explosion motor era, and outlines grain and potato sources, plant economics, and Northwest staple candidates like potatoes or sugar beets.
A major apartment fire caused heavy property losses with many narrow escapes. A victim praised possible acts of heroism, noting residents turned out to help move a piano from the second floor, a selfless effort described as extraordinary. Armor on warships contrasts with thick belt and turret protection. Modern battleships feature belt armor from about sixteen inches down to nine and a half, with gun turrets protected by fifteen to seventeen inches of armor.
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