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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
7
Instructions describe a simple three by eighteen inch by ten inch shelter box with inclined bottom to catch grains as they are shelled, set high for a bag or pail to collect corn, and accessories like hooks. Also covers farm water supply via a galvanized tank, and notes on dairy cow stall feeding, ventilation, and a DIY window frame ventilator.
The article discusses poultry care, cold remedies, and the value of clean, varied food for poultry. It highlights agricultural fairs and catalog practices, and provides humorous paint tips for plows including a method using a horse tail. It mentions corn cob use in farming and notes on disease and livestock care with practical advice.
In a bustling scene Dick asks how the new play was and Tom replies Miss Radie Blugore talked excessively and appeared in a box with a party the night he attended. An ad promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption at 35 cents.
A grocer and a judge discuss a worn slogan on the counter. The motto “Do It Now” has stayed displayed a month as the grocer jokes about mounting it, while the judge chides the delay and plans to hang it someday.
A collage of odd captions and chatter includes a mock cure claim for Dr Kiine nerve remedy and a free trial offer. A side joke about a blue automobile turning purple through red from the crowd appears, followed by a teething syrup ad and a light exchange on a train robbery climax.
Doctor Cascaret claims his six tablet candy cures obstinate constipation and indigestion without discomfort or habit. He says it exercises and strengthens bowel muscles, works through nerves, and is portable as pocket health insurance. Priced ten cents a box, genuine Sterling Remedy Co. product, free offer noted.
A brief, humorous exchange features a man describing a late return home and a wife who showered him with flowers, followed by a black eye explained by a misdirected attempt to remove the “Sewers” from pots, in a Cleveland Leader style quip.
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