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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
7
OCR fragments present a mix of quotes and advertisements. Readable bits mention cures for piles and colds, a nerve remedy offer from Dr Kline, and stray dialogues about shoes and beggars. Notable names include Catholic Standard and Arch Street Philadelphia.
Fragmentary notes describe a scene at a store with a Free sample claim and a girl suffering a severe whooping cough. Judy endures a harsh episode and asks if she can manage alone as a wedding date discussion and timing for April drift into a broader hopeful question.
Portland will host the international meeting of the Anti Cigarette league July 15 16 17, linking with the American Medical association and the National Board of Charities and Corrections. U S Senator Teller praises the effort as a reform drive and education pushes have enrolled over 7 000 youths in the league in Portland under Dr Wallace R Struble.
The article describes committees for reception and entertainment of visiting delegates and youths, with field sports, music, and oratory planned for juniors. It notes international reach across Great Britain, Canada, and the United States, with elections for International Junior officers and inquiries directed to Elmer Elleworth Miller in Portland, Oregon.
A monument marks the field of Waterloo as France honors Belchere in the historic battlefield. The night of gloom when Napoleon I faced defeat is recalled by various nations with monuments, with this tribute standing out among them.
The piece praises scalloped edging in gowns echoing the Second Empire favored by Empress Eugenie and notes its elegance, cost, and hand binding challenges. It also mentions the A J Tower Co winning a Grand Prize for Fish Brand slickers at the St. Louis World’s Fair and ends with a brief anecdote about David Belasco, H O De Mille, and Herbert Kelcey.
Judge Cox at Columbia recalled the old French saying that one who argues his own case has a fool for a client. The incident followed a Supreme Court hearing where a young lawyer acted as defendant against a ruling. A friend’s wire from St. Louis delivered the terse verdict, Okd French adage admired.
The ad asserts la grippe now called grip affects all classes and touts Peruna as a cure. Testimonials from Judge Horatio J. Goss of Hartwell Georgia Miss Jean Cowgill of Troy New York and James R Guill of Omaha Nebraska claim rapid relief and recovery from grippe after using Peruna.
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