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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
6
A fragmentary report describes a boy named Sammy who fears a dangerous toy and wakes with nightmares. The piece hints at parental concern and potential harm looming if the toy remains. Further readable details reference Kinraid Mee Lapeting 9 and a warning about removing the object.
The article argues ministerial salary should not define the calling’s value. It stresses the ministry remains moral and spiritual beyond financial terms, while acknowledging a pastor’s need for fair compensation tied to field demands, beyond mere salaries.
An advertisement from Wee Brothers at Third and Washington Streets in Portland Oregon promotes painless dental work and affordable prices. The copy urges readers to have bad teeth pulled, insisting the service is painless and inexpensive and promises timely, safe care with referrals encouraged.
The Perusa Almenec periodical is stocked by druggists with Perene almenare and astrology content. Readers are drawn to the astrology articles offering characteristics of each zodiac sign and a calendar of questions. A free astrology chart offer is promoted to attract buyers.
Simon Lobos plots to seize wealth from St Julien's fortune amid divergent loyalties as Louis and Goupart face Chickasaw threats in a frontier Louisiana setting. A hunting trip yields an ambush and a deadly encounter with Indian foes, exposing hidden motives and a mystery about a strange eagle’s nest.
A fragment of Mount Vine’s cone has slipped, triggering renewed measurements and monitoring to assess potential hazards and future stability. Officials urge caution near the crater and will continue observation as data are collected.
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