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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
7
An old testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured backache and female ailments. The ad features a York City reader praising the product and inviting others to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance. A stray line about marriage idealism is included.
An article notes berseem or Egyptian clover, brought from Egypt by the Department of Agriculture, could be introduced to irrigated and orchard regions of California and Texas. It highlights Egypt's reliance on berseem for feeding cattle and its potential profitability if grown in U S deserts like the Colorado with irrigation.
An Englishman describes a Lambeth street nicknamed the barbers exchange where barbers or rasers hire out for a day. Knights of the rasor travel to watering places in summer, then return in October to gather near hairdressers or south bank inns, forming groups from seven thirty to nine each morning.
A report outlines renewed efforts to revive farming in the Philippines. Programs focus on soil restoration, seed distribution, and farmer support to boost crop yields amid postwar reconstruction. Officials highlight cooperation with local cooperatives and international aid.
A collection of witty personal lines shows men and women discussing marriage love luck and companionship. Names like Karl P J Simon Old Man and Blivins appear alongside remarks about proposals courtship longevity money and rivalries within relationships.
A German traveler in Turkey had a guide through Turkey confiscated from his trunk and then returned with over a hundred pages torn out. The censor argued that a precise Constantinople description could aid an attack on the sultan, prompting a grievance to the censor’s office.
A Cleveland Plain dealer fragment recalls a disrupted engagement after a father objected to a suitor. The tale notes ancestral lines and a store waiter background as a source of trouble, highlighting class friction and parental control in romance.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a woman preferring singleness over servitude and asks if she fears loneliness. The reply says she stays busy with her ambitious work titled How to Manage a Husband.
Mushrooms are about 96 percent water while the remaining portion contains nutrients. The text notes the high water content and suggests the non water part offers more nutrition than implied.
Dr Llewellyn Jordan of the U S Treasury Medical Examiner classed as a remedy for catarrh and general illness. We see testimonials from Dr Havener and others urging prompt use and offering free advice from Dr Hartman at the Goat Sanitarium in Columbus.
A fragmented clipping recalls a weary buyer and a miner tale from the Philadelphia Press and the Times, plus stray notes on a public land settlement. It mentions a miner offering damages and a joke about a weapon claim.
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