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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
7
The article notes iron rust swallowed by mariners in the Levant as a popular remedy to sea sickness, supplemented by a small abdominal pouch of roasted salt and thyme flowers. It also discusses the humorous and witty story, claiming art lies in oral storytelling, not print, with Mark Twain cited on American origins.
A well fed gentleman complains the restaurant clock is fast as the electric ventilating fan on the wall whirs. The scene captures a humorous moment of dinner and distraction in a busy dining room.
A Condillac quote ponders human consciousness noting that even as we rise or fall we remain within our own minds and only perceive through inner thought.
A colonial tone anecdote describes a country cousin who meets Mr. Bjones and is invited to call often. The piece notes a probate deputy recounting a post extraordinary in the office and a middle aged woman who reads dying wills as a hobby after news of a prominent man’s death.
A four year old girl Betty exclaimed in excitement that there is a dear machine kitten curdled up in the corner. The playful remark shows her vivid imagination and affection for a toy resembling a cat.
The Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York offer Pettit's Eye Salve a 100 year old remedy for tired eyes eye ache inflammation soreness and watering in a plain spoken reminder of its longevity and availability from druggists.
A quirky dispatch notes four miles of Daet to port street railway in the Philippines powered by bulls pulling small cars. The line carries steady passengers and freight with an uphill run taking about twenty eight minutes. It mentions a wealthy local resident benefiting from the service. It also contrasts high priced items: a Hebrew Bible owned by Germany, valuable but historical, and the shift from gallium to radium as the most valuable mineral.
A caller complains Mr Hyjams is detained but a servant bluntly reveals he is buttoning Mrs Hyjam's gown at the back. The moment highlights domestic matters delaying official attention.
If you make a mistake and offend a friend, apologize promptly to grow, broaden, and prove yourself sincere rather than a sham. The act builds trust and shows maturity.
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