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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
7
Catarrh and other blood diseases worsen with weather changes, and the ad urges immediate treatment with God’s Sarsaparilla. It claims radical, permanent cures and notes two years of proven efficacy in purifying and enriching the blood. Sold as Sarsatabs at $1 for 100 doses.
A jumbled item mentions a washerwoman who marks laundry with ink to prevent loss and includes ad snippets for Winslow’s Boothing Byrup for teething children and Dr. Jine’s Great Nerve Restorer offer. It also notes the Emperor of Austria having a vast orchid collection at Schoenbrunn with about 18 000 plants.
The New York Sun notes Booker is voting in New York for a divorce case, while also mentioning residence in Dakota and a separate statement about Europe. The item places emphasis on the location choices connected to the divorce proceedings.
The article urges farmers to attend local institutes to learn fundamentals from state speakers and share problems for community aid. It then debunks Alaska wheat hype, notes trials a century ago, and warns it yields poorly for flour.
A fragmented Chicago Tribune snippet notes ex-bicyclist Atost exulting in an aeroplane scene and a public highway spritzer metaphor. It also includes stage chatter about Bob Mantell and a comical roast between a Charming Soubrette and others. A Night School Horror bit mentions the Kaiser interview as a notable last century event.
New York Agricultural Experiment Station tests show carbonic acid gas delays souring in milk when sealed under pressure. Bottles charged at 175 pounds per square inch stayed sweet for five months, suggesting viability for ships and hospitals. Full details in Bulletin No. 292.
M L Guignard reports in Comptes Rendus that grafting plants rich in hydrocyanic compounds shows no migration of chemicals between stock and scion. The study concludes grafting is an artificial symbiosis with each plant retaining its individuality. Also notes on skilled fence wire splices.
The figures illustrate the first movement and the ends after securing them. The report notes prairie hay fed with corn yields small, unsatisfactory gains and little profit from fattening cattle in the experiment.
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