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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
7
A new law tightens penalties for retaining seamen apparel. A keeper faces up to six months in jail or a $500 fine for withholding a sailor’s clothing on demand, with US district attorneys enforcing remedies nationwide.
The article outlines a frugal method to make a smokehouse using an up right piano box, a wash boiler with a copper bottom, and basic piping. It notes heat needs and safety, plus mentions an illustration showing the piping layout, from the Indianapolis News. It then discusses corn for pork yields, wagon box construction, free seed distribution debates, and various farm topics including feeding cottonseed meal and a home made corn cutter.
The article describes setting up a bed rope loop with poles and hooks, mentioning attaching Falley to rafters if desired. It also advises on squash bug prevention through cleanliness and destroying cucumber vines after harvest to starve larvae and reduce next season injury.
A description of a homemade cutter mounting a heavy scythe blade on a sledge and its claimed two and a half acres per day output. It notes possible improvements by Americans in gathering stalks. Also discusses silage costs, citing Michigan and Illinois records, with prices around 60 cents per ton and variations by distance and method.
A brief note asserts the race question haunts scholars for years and recommends Pillsbury's Vitoe as a breakfast staple. The text mixes speculative science with product endorsement and lacks verifiable claims.
A minister remarks about two old magnates in the audience and their tainted money during a lecture. The door keeper replies that both entered on free passes, easing the minister’s concern.
The report notes Germany as a good customer for South American crops and products with last year’s purchases totaling cotton and derivatives valued at 109 million dollars, cotton seed meal 4.1 million, lali and oleomargarine 17 million, tobacco 85 million, corn 7.2 million, and wheat 0. The text also raises farm problems and queries on various farming and livestock costs.
An early health pamphlet explains how intestinal lining absorbs nutrition and warns against slow transit causing toxin buildup. It argues that mild stimulation strengthens bowel muscles, avoids harsh cathartics, and promotes natural, comfortable digestion similar to exercise strengthening a limb.
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