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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
7
A reader from Miss Apa Dorr, Sidney, Iowa notes chronic rheumatism worsens in wet weather and joints swell. they claim Hood's Sarsaparilla provides relief and has become essential in managing the condition. The letter cites a son who believes only Hood's medicine helps him.
Fragmentary text suggests a reference to sarsaparilla and Pilis as alleged cures or causes related to rheumatism. Details are unreadable and unclear.
An incomplete advertisement page fragment mentions catarrh cures by F J Cheney & Co Toledo and references to remedies and products. It includes stray lines about petroleum rock oil and a motor car accident in Scotland among unrelated quotes and notes.
Calamity Jane, famed as a scout for General Crook and once a feared “bad man” of the plains, has resurfaced in Sheridan Wyoming after years of quiet life. She remains vigorous, though hardships last summer in Pierre, South Dakota, tested her resolve. Mrs Josephine Brake helped her briefly leave the West, but the mounting memory of adventure drew her back.
Brake pursued a pension for the former scout with little success. Calamity Jane led mining camps in the West and aided miners with untried youth. A friend of cowboys, she was skilled in the trade and last appeared in print when rescued from a shack in South Dakota by a Buffalo benefactress.
A 1776 Trumbull wagon built by Josiah Crane and designed by Jonathan Trumbull remains active after 120 years of hard service. The historic carriage, engineered with hand tools and forged irons, is touring the New England states as a testament to early American craftsmanship.
A provincial mayor recounts a personal tale of returning home late and answering his wife about the time with evasive phrases. She complains the nightly timing kept her awake. After a problematic incident he stops the habit, and in the morning questions arise about the exact hour, revealing the retired routine.
The Rev Charlee A Trotman pastor of the Church of the Redeemer St Louis is also a practicing physician with regular office hours during the week. Also mentions Piso's Cure for coughs and a satirical quote from Washington Star about reducing trusts and public advice. Queen Exhibits Bantams at Barnstable show as part of England's royal display.
A description of the basilisk, a serpent whose glance kills and whose breath withers vegetation, forcing deserts. The tale ties the creature to a pestilence in Rome in the era of Pope Leo IV Etiquette.
A New York Times excerpt shows a back and forth about beauty and merit in a tale praised as patriotic. The dialogue mentions Pat and a native tale, noting overdone sentiment and leaves turned green in honor of Ireland.
In a brief exchange from Harper's Bazaar, Btella jokes about nearly missing a proposal last night as Bella recalls the moment when he knelt thinking he was simply searching for a ping-pong ball.
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