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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
7
An advertisement extols Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a unique laxative that gently activates the liver and stomach without scouring or hurting. It claims they tone the nerves, enrich the blood, and teach the bowels to act without physic, with a price of 25 cents.
A testimonial praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for curing lumbago after two bottles. Henry Searle, a 73 year old from Little Rock, describes previous severe attacks and recommends others request a sample bottle and booklet from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY. Available at drug stores for fifty cents or one dollar.
An Omaha doctor cautions that bolting food may increase death risk. He notes many theories exist but argues the prudent action is to eat meals slowly and mindfully for better health.
L. W. argues the man who takes yesterday by the neck and places it where it belongs will shape today. The aphorism stresses seize of the present and discard past failures to achieve success.
A brief, wry note quotes a reporter line about a man named Jim whose wife proved to be a professional pickpocket. The exchange highlights the gap between his luck and the clever amateurs observed by the Leader.
The Philosopher of Folly quips that time has many lives like a cat. He claims to have killed time a thousand times, yet eternity feels no closer.
A mother conducts her daughter through an art gallery tour and etiquette lesson. The child uses a brass railing for exercise while the mother corrects the behavior, stressing that galleries are not gyms and that a visit aims to view the pictures. The piece argues early exposure fosters appreciation.
It is easy to make this negligee and it becomes very flattering. Use warm flannel crepe de chine challis or lawn as suitable materials. Trimming can be plain or lightly fancy if desired.
A blind lamb inspires its ewe to act. While crossing a bare river bridge the mother turns back, grasps the offspring by the ear, and guides it safely to the far side. The farmer watches, amused, as the ewe demonstrates remarkable intelligence.
Daisies nuisance in pasture and advice on churned batter, profitable sheep, moist corn for silo, exercise for young pigs, cream separation, alfalfa fall plowing, lanterns in barns as manure signs, dandelions as pasture medicine, and beekeeping as a well paying farm sideline with less competition.
The term alma mater, used for colleges and universities, is Catholic in origin and derives from the University of Bonn. It cites a statue of the Mother of Christ, the Alma Mater, over Bonn's main portal as its inspiration.
A fragment describes a mother’s child enduring teething and a birthday reflection. It mentions Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for children during teething. The text contains garbled phrases and dated language typical of an old newspaper clipping.
Describes the ocean liner with over one thousand tons of piping. Boiler tubes would stretch about ten miles if laid end to end. Condenser tubes exceed twenty five miles. Condensers pump fifty thousand tons of water daily and furnaces consume eight million cubic feet of air per hour. At least fifty thousand steel pieces build the main structure.
A London Globe anecdote has a politician urging action against foreign imports and demonstrating resolve by stepping on an imported banana, leaving his bored companion to continue walking alone.
An advertisement touts Foot-Ease powder for hot sore feet and corns ingrowing nails bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c plus a sample offer mailed to Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A Michigan parent reports his son arrived home with a head injury after an alleged attack by a larger boy and urges the superintendent to investigate. He emphasizes the aim of schooling is to gain brains, not have them knocked out.
The society of women is usually sought by men during hours of mental relaxation, and we naturally find such a charm in their mere presence, especially when they are graceful or beautiful, that we are not very severe or even accurate judges of the abstract intellectual quality of their talk.
Pettit's Eye Salve sells for 25 cents and claims to relieve tired or overworked eyes, stop eye aches, and ease congestion, inflammation, or soreness. Available at all druggists of Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York.
A country gentleman filled in as umpire after the regular umpire fell ill. The game progressed smoothly until the fifth inning when a wobbling pitcher threw four wide balls with bases loaded. The batter eyed the plate as the old man asked what to do with the young feller.
Quote attributed to Enictetis emphasizes that lasting security for people comes not from wealth or power but from inner calm and lack of excessive ambition. It frames personal virtue as the foundation of societal steadiness.
The Canadian ensign is a red flag with a union jack in the upper corner near the mast and the Dominion coat of arms in the fly field.
A man was startled by a cow moose while near two barns and four haystacks. He began playing a phonograph as the animal bounded across the scene in six seconds and disappeared into the woods. He notes speed laws limited similar hikes on many occasions.
The passage centers on Susan finding solace in believing Sir Guy will soon depart to a place where his rank carries less burden, even as she foresees a lengthy period of suffering for him. The narrator frames this as a grim solace amid distress.
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