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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
7
In remote mountains, a preacher visits a cabin famed for long sweetening a jug of molasses or corn meal whiskey. The hostess pours generous coffee with extra sweetening, provoking the minister to protest yet the scene ends with a lighthearted quip about ladies' generosity and propriety.
The readable text references Dr Kilne real Nerve Seed and a free trial, mentions a Philadelphia address, and cites a fall physician Proctor. It also briefly notes Ottoman sultans with violent deaths, a cold remedy claim for one day, crematory charges, a Paris court case, and Canada Britain trade figures from 1908.
Fred W. Atkinson argues Filipinos cannot govern themselves, detailing four races native to the islands, Spanish influence, and the impact of climate and communication. He notes 2,000 schools with 200,000 students under mostly American and native teachers, praising Filipino youth for docility and language uptake while lamenting lack of persistence.
The curfew story, long treated as fact, is shown to rest on a single sixteenth century historian’s assertion. Derivation from courre feu is unlikely. instead the word may come from carrefour, meaning crossroads in old French, with morning and evening bells used to mark time.
Catholic Sisters in Detroit and Napoleon Ohio praise Peruna for throat catarrh relief and voice loss. Letters to Dr Hartman cite cure and long standing head catarrh improvement. Dr Hartman invites inquiries and free health book from the Hygeia Sanitarium in Columbus.
A wrecked life described as Winke Old Grimes brings talk of family strain. Jinks comments on hardship as his only son pursues racing and his daughter plays the banjo, signaling a tense domestic scene.
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