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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism eczema catarrh anemia and nervous fatigue. It claims twenty ingredients and asserts it strengthens blood by boosting red corpuscles to fight disease germs.
Senator La Pollette condemns stock gambling as illogical profit with money not earned and goods not received. An advertisement pledges a nervine cure for nervous disorders. British butter shortages spark panic in London and major ports with record high prices and manufacturers rushing to meet demand.
Mothers are advised to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children as the best remedy during the teething period.
A Sunday school quip quoted from a Chicago Tribune item. An urchin in cowhide boots answers with a rough local phrasing about when Christmas arrives, implying it comes after his father’s hogs are killed.
In the United States the seed firm D. M. Ferry & Co. is highlighted for self interest guiding practice. They supply local dealers with seeds free up front and remove unsold stock at season end to prevent unfit seeds carrying over. The company promotes reliability and offers a 1909 seed annual free upon request from Detroit, Michigan.
A cryptic exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune ponders the phrase twin relics of barbarism. A pupil quips a pair of earrings as the answer in a witty urban vignette.
A dialogue snippet from the Washington Star features Mr Meekton asserting his wife is exceptional while she objects to every suggestion. In a humorous exchange a patient jokes about a fever as a bargain, with a doctor remark about the thermometer showing a drop from 103 to 98.
A vintage advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine as a cold cure with the slogan Cure a Cold in One Day. It notes a signature by E. W. Grove and prices the product at 25 cents.
A light exchange shows Shadbolt accusing Dingus of forgetting money in other clothes prompting a reminder to pay dues. The Chicago Tribune quotes the dialogue as a casual morning rebuke.
Agricultural Epizootist argues veterinary knowledge boosts animal husbandry and public health as U S livestock values total 4.32 billion. Europe expands programs with Britain funding Dublin and London colleges, and state departments inspect farms to root out contagion.
The article argues for harmonizing farming branches within a diversified system and eliminating waste. It cautions against soil robbers who skim profits by buying large farms, inflating cash flow, and selling off assets, noting such practices lure farmers away from true improvements.
A guide from Practical Farm Buildings shows a two story sheep shed plan 40 by 60 feet with central passage, sliding sheep doors, and a 10 foot wide center double doorway for wagon access. It emphasizes high dry pastures, avoid crowding at feeding racks, heavy sills on stone foundations, and permanent feed racks forming a central wall.
The author envisions irrigated farms resilient to drought and floods, where science guides farming and per acre yields surpass today. Women work outdoors as horticulturists and truck gardeners, with farms valued for education and poetry as schools align with farm homes.
Arkansas agricultural officials report multiple anthrax outbreaks in horses over two years. They warn anthrax vaccination has been ineffective for prevention, urging isolation, quarantine, disinfection, and cremation of carcasses, with vaccination only as a supervised secondary measure.
The piece argues that old fashioned unclean dairies must disappear as modern dairies adopt uniform feeding and cleanliness. It notes reporters monitor farms and milk companies while demand for pure milk grows stronger.
A brief clipping quotes a maxim on diplomacy and courtesy, noting a man should be courteous to his cook even if she is his wife, with the line framed as a quotable adage from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
The notice guarantees cure for piles in six to fourteen days or a full refund. It offers fifty cents and cites the force of habit. The piece then mentions an accountant so devoted to his work that when idle he eats his eyes, a curious anecdote appended to the ad.
An offhand remark in Detroit prompts chatter after a spectator reports spotting Mrs Brown with an unidentified man at a recent show. The anecdote hints at social circles observing public figures.
A never failing mix for rheumatism promises complete cure in worst cases. Combine half a pint of whisky with one ounce of Toris compound and one ounce of Syrup Sarsaparilla compound. Take a spoonful before meals and at bedtime. Ingredients are available at drug stores for home preparation.
A statesman nicknamed Nord Alexis receives a punch to the right solar plexus and searches for a way out, asking for directions to Texis.
Leadville Colorado assay office lists prices for gold, silver, and other metals. Contained are chemical tests, deailing envelopes, and full perceive lists sent on application. Control and empire work solicited.
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