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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
7
A historic junket of mixed clippings reports a home rheumatism remedy using Dandelion fluid extract and other ingredients, with claims of safe, cheap preparation. It also covers government crop estimates for 1907 showing a major drop in corn, oats, and wheat outputs but higher hay, and a total farm crop value of 3.404 billion dollars, led by corn and winter wheat.
A Heidelberg monument to Bunsen is planned while Swiss coins totaling 804000 are noted. NYC public schools need 31041823 for the year. Tea plant blight in India alarms planters as Gov. Winchell of Guthrie advocates the Oklahoma constitution fare. Governor Vardaman of Mississippi is asked to ride Baldwin’s airship in Jackson. Aerial travel and docking concerns are mentioned with limits ten feet up.
The United States runs nine navy yards with a capitalization over 60 million dollars and about 15 000 employees including officers The yards pay roughly 10 million in wages annually and use about 7 million in materials yearly Output reaches into the millions with 1905 naval production surpassing 17 million In 1904 government ships accounted for 3 7 percent of launches but over a quarter of total tonnage and more than half the value of vessels over five tons The nation owns fifteen dry docks primarily on the Atlantic coast with Puget Sound adding a Pacific coast dock Private docks number thirty eight Separate note ends mid sentence with ships battle prospects and yard use.
A Philadelphia convention approves closer ties with the U S Ottartian group as Rev Lewis G Wilson and Rev H Asten Tupper announce changes in preaching for compensation and new church funds. Baltimore plans a Protestant Episcopal cathedral. a 100 to 200 year build horizon is noted. St Georges church New York starts a tuberculosis patient club with tented sleep and outdoor life. Pope Pius XI syllabus lists 65 perceived heresies, drawing varied reactions in Catholic press.
Paris streets teem with hundreds of returning Italians Lithuanians and other steerage passengers amid scarce steamship capacity. Officials warn many will starve or be unable to return home before spring prompting potential repatriation efforts as Paris witnesses a growing migrant exodus.
The Irrigation division of the Agricultural Department plans broader publication and advisory work to aid new settlers and all farmers relying on irrigation. It will study water use, evaporation, seepage, and crop-watering relationships, seeking higher efficiency and better methods across soils and crops while examining storage and distribution on farms.
In Norfolk Massachusetts a machine cuts peat with revolving knives like a meat chopper and presses it into a continuous bar. A die forms the bar into briquettes, with the knife operating automatically.
Ferry & Co announces the 1908 Ferry's Seed Annual now ready for free mailing to readers who write. The advertisement touts its seed guidance, planting tips, and illustrations as a reliable start to a successful season. It highlights nationwide seed distribution and urges readers to request the edition from Detroit Michigan.
A distressed wife telephones her husband to report a cat stole her chicken pie and waters could not stop it. He promises to fetch another cat, offering light relief amid the domestic hiccup.
The fragment discusses a concept labeled well informed of the W mw with emphasis on an efficient liquid value and a kalie. It hints at a known value and communal trust in established knowledge.
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