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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
7
The fragment suggests belief that imbalance of humors and bodily fluids affects overall health. It mentions accumulation of humors causing systemic illness. References to boils eczema loss of appetite indigestion headaches and fatigue as symptoms attributed to humoral imbalance.
A reader from Reedford Falls Me testifies that Hood's Sarsaparilla drove out humors and helped sores disappear after taking the medicine. The note claims the product strengthened the entire system and kept promises.
A reported ship arrival brought arsenic in barrels that slowly released gas making the crew and cargo swell with unexpected weight. One man gained 25 pounds and total crew increase neared 400 pounds as barrels reportedly emitted gas during voyage. An unrelated advertisement notes 10 000 planta seed offer from John A. Bier Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin.
An advertisement touts Fee Seeds offering 100 cabbages 2000 inches of turnips 260 stalks of celery 190 heads of lettuce 190 onions and 1000 flowers. The deal includes a large Sweet Corn sample and low postpaid pricing, with quirky sales text and dubious claims about earth’s finest seeds.
A London gossip piece questions the claim that Sir Edmund Monson, the British ambassador, has the evil eye. It notes historical coincidences and fears among Paris diplomats, archbishops, and royal circles, suggesting his overbearing manner, not supernatural power, as the real cause of unease. Paris is said to still believe in the tale.
A look at how tiny touches reveal a girl’s character and role in marriage ranging from practical to sentimental to athletic. The piece links brushing a coat to traits like romance, housekeeping, and ambition, noting various hand gestures as signs.
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a visitor conversing with Mrs Stepswell about her daughter Agnes. The child remarks Mrs Gippur is nice, while Agnes calls her a cat, prompting motherly defense and light social humor.
Free sample of Allen’s Foot Ease offered by Olmsted Le Roy N Y. Cure for sweating feet swelling and aching feet. Helps with corns ingrowing nails and bunions. Sold by druggists. substitute not accepted. Also includes miscellaneous ad snippets and quotes from periodicals.
A Cleveland mother admonishes her son Johnny to quit swearing noting Shakespeare used similar lines. Johnny retorts that he learned it from Shakespeare, prompting the mother to warn him to stop associating with such a fit companion.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from local druggists F. J. Cane and partners. It also mentions the British Museum housing over two million volumes stored on forty miles of shelving.
A druggist offers a money back guarantee for PAZO OINTMENT promising a cure in 14 days. The ad asserts a guaranteed remedy for piles and includes a note about reforming the funeral program with a Schleswig doctor’s will directing music reproduction at his funeral.
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