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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
7
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana reports three years of catarrh and blood disease. She tried many doctors and remedies before Hood's Sarsaparilla. After two bottles she regained health and urges others to take Hood's. Get it today in liquid or chocolate tablet form Sarsparilla style Sarsatabe.
A rustic exchange features Farmer Corntassef debating whether a memory for dates aids a man. He replies with a wry line that such memory matters little when he is selling spring chickens.
A humorous exchange shows a butcher and a collector misunderstanding a charity pledge. The butcher offers a dollar for himself and his wife, thinking of a joint gift while the collector clarifies it as a monetary donation rather than meat.
An advertisement warns of a love triangle label with a note about Mary waiting hours at an appointed spot and a police interrogation. The notice ends with a farewell to Potts. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children and a Grover Cleveland quote urging more than study for success.
The piece notes surgeons can transfer hands and feet with success. It advises tolerating some resistance when a patient detaches a shaken arm before visiting a doctor shop to obtain a new limb.
A red faced rustic boasts of a wild spree, naming Blue Moon soda cigar ham sandwich and church social. He laments excessive pleasures and claims to have finished sowing his wild oats after a string of late nights and indulging outings.
A sales girl in a department store smiles at a reflection in a mirror and jokes about soot on her cheek. A solemn floorwalker comments it's tempting but warns that other girls are watching, prompting a sharp reply from the girl.
A humorous exchange where a mother explains charity begins at home and a child names Aunt Jane as wicked, describing her hair and punishment tools while noting Uncle Jim’s baldness. The dialogue highlights sharp family wit and playful humor.
First grinder says business is good while the second reports dull conditions. The brief exchange highlights mixed fortunes among scissors grinders.
A candy drummer jokes about a girl who could lead a man heavenward. A grocery clerk counters with a second guess and leans on a risqué image of steering a man toward an oyster dispensary.
A manager questions a girl solicitor about calling on Mrs Styles. The girl confirms an order was given. The resulting exchange indicates Mrs Styles ordered the solicitor out of the house, prompting a terse conclusion in Yonkers.
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