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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
7
The ad urges immediate kidney care when signs appear such as bloated face and urinary disorder. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the safest cure, offered in usual liquid form or Sarsatabe chocolate tablets. A 100 dose supply costs $1.
A collage of stray notes, jokes, and fragments describes postwar recollections, local suspicions about gate thefts, crude ads and medical cures, whimsical quotes, and diverse social curiosities. Names, places, and dates appear with casual misprints and humorous asides.
Charles W. Sager of Belma, Washington, oversees about 8,000,000 bees and reports 1905 honey output of 9.5 pounds per colony, with best colony at 196 pounds. He notes honey markets, honey types, and bee life cycles, urging longer bloom periods for richer yields.
A Washington inventor designs a detachable auto sleigh with front and rear runners and a toothed chain around the rear wheels and auxiliary propelling wheel to grip ice. The device can be fitted to any car and is not permanent, aiming to revive winter motoring on icy roads.
Catarrh is described as a blood disease caused by uric acid and systemic impurities. The remedy S S S is claimed to cleanse the blood, reach the head and membranes, reduce hawking and nasal blockage, and restore health. Readers are invited to mail details for free literature and advice.
In a Washington Star style gag, Mia Weeden excuses a late night timber run. Jay Way apologizes and vows it is the last time as he admits reading about exhausted timber supplies. Senator Sorghum weighs a political future amid graft concerns.
The fragment mentions a medicine called Paloointment curing ailments in children being treated by a teacher named Tommy Tucker. It uses old fashioned phrasing and hints at a lesson about a thread of life, with a dialogue about understanding the idea. The text is garbled and uncertain.
The note asks what the letters U P stand for in the Chopper context. They may mean United Presbyterian or Harriman depending on usage and source context.
The excerpt shows a defense attorney pressing for an alibi and a captured man admitting it will take a week or two to prove. It references Carroll Inn a place to display apparel and song, with a mention of Carolyn in Chicago as context.
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