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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement touts Heed's Barsaparilla as the cure for dyspepsia and poor digestion. It claims sparing eating helps little and urges readers to buy a bottle now to gain vigor and tone for the stomach and digestive system.
Fragmentary ad copy from Atlanta Constitu Tiso's Cure in the beat medicine for throat and ring illnesses. Mentions O. Exposey of Vanburen Indiana and a February 10 date.
The excerpt presents fragmented dialogue on dog behavior and teething remedies. It references mothers choosing Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and a phrase about devils and talk, then mentions Hamlin's Wizard 611 and a friend Nico as old dependable remedies.
A dialogue scene shows a judge asking a woman if she would marry a foreign nobleman for love or money. She refuses, and the judge presses with a paradox about the idea of marrying without affection or gain.
A fragment quotes a young man asking Johnny for a penny and pondering thoughts of buying a car and danger. The exchange hints at harsh urban conditions and potential violence, reflecting era mood in a terse newspaper snippet from Denver.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions physicians and a union or advisory context with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits hint at a professional or medical group topic but lack specific events, places, or dates to determine a full item.
A gleaming Monte Carlo casino tale shows two men, opposite in every trait, pursuing fortune. Lord Roselyn seeks to break the bank with a supposed infallible system while Lord Booklyn watches the lavish grounds, seas, and architecture, the Belle Époque luxury of glamour and risk.
Mise Ora V. Eddleman is perhaps the only Indian woman who publishes a magazine in the United States. She is the editor and publisher of the Twin Territories, printed at Muskogee, the metropolis of the Indian Territory, and it is now on a paying basis after three years of struggle.
The article recounts Lord Rosalyn and Earl Rosslyn attempting to break the Monte Carlo bank in a lavish scheme. Charilea M Schwab wins big as Rosalyn loses, while the plan relies on expert players and capital. It describes Rosslyn’s varied career, past failures, and the vast profits and losses from the Monte Carlo venture.
The present King of Italy wields a sharp tongue and questions the populace’s true sentiments. A courtier jokes that disguising as a commoner could reveal feelings, recalling Peter the Great who executed those who spoke ill. The king counters with a wary warning about overbrant speech.
A specialist from Mantes reports germs show interest in playing cards and that cards used frequently may become heavily contaminated. Research at Nantes hospital found about 160 bacteria per card, indicating high contamination in patient cards.
An 1902 advertisement promises relief for a sick woman through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It describes seeking advice from Mrs Pinkham’s laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts, claiming free, no obligation instructions and personal testimony to persuade others to write for help.
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