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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
6
The passage asserts kidney weakness causes back pain and despondency. It cites J L Campbell of Sycamore praising Hood's Barsape Filia for curing years of backache, claiming restoration to health and strength after using the remedy.
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trustworthy tonic that “promises to cure” and urges readers to begin treatment promptly. The copy emphasizes reliability, urging immediate use to gain health benefits.
Historical notices mention night schools teaching English to Hawaiians being abandoned due to low attendance. Other fragments reference a magic oil, a hat trimming incident in Somerville, a Toledo affidavit about a $100 bond, and advertisements touting M and M lamps as a cheap lighting solution with agent recruitment.
The fragment discusses catarrh as more than a simple nose and throat inflammation. It claims exposure leads to dangerous spread via blood and secretions, demanding medical treatments and endorsements by physicians and a local surgeon in Morrison Borough.
Christopher Zug, one of Pittsburgs notable citizens, dies aged about 80 or 81 after a long career as an ironmaster. He founded a prominent Pittsburg iron plant that never joined a combine and remained active in business into old age. Born on a farm he started as a expressman and formed a partnership in iron, shaping a wealth generating industry for the city Known for his humor and social leadership, he maintained a spirited presence in local society.
A critique of the shift in education toward mental power and less emphasis on facts, arguing for balanced curricula including drawing, music, and manual training. It urges longer normal school training, and cautions against overreaching reforms while supporting voter access to higher education and coeducation. It also suggests outdoor labor for convicts as a reform.
Debate on convict labor and state raids. The text argues convicts can improve public roads if properly controlled, housing, feeding, and clothing are provided, funded by taxpayers, and questions if roads are the most effective taxpayer return.
An article describes a superstition that touching a Chinaman’s hump brings luck. It cites sightings in several regions where women touch oriental men to gain fortune, including a New Orleans note. A young woman at a railroad station attempted to touch a Chinaman but the man declined and hurried away.
The text argues that a great city rests on the caliber of its men, followed by financial strength and governance. It stresses moral, intellectual, and physical excellence as the foundation for strong institutions, money power, and good government, credited to Thomas C. Platt, U S Senator from New York.
A girl darts to cross a street and brushes a Chinese man. Both move quickly and misjudge each other, leading to a fierce collision as bystanders note a new fad of touching Mongolian clothing in passing.
The text explains the tongue has three taste zones the front for pungent sweet and bitter sensations the middle for milder tastes and the back for rich fatty substances it notes aging affects interest and perception of changes after age forty nine in some people guidelines are fragmentary and unclear.
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