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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
2
An eczema description notes skin reddening itching and scales with several old terms for the condition. It states inherited or acquired origins and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removed and permanently cured the worst cases, while Wood’s Fila advertised as the best cathartic.
The readable fragment mixes spoof dialogue about fashion and health tonics with an ad-like pitch for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic and a testimonial style note. It mentions a Toledo doctor’s claim, a notary, and a varied cast including a present mayor and women writers, reflecting a chaotic page teaser.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Laxative Bromo Quinine and a remedy for a day. Mentions characters Moss Rot Totan and Pd Dake, plus lines about children and a bridge. Content is garbled with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
A magistrate scolds a youth for attempting to photograph in court after being forbidden. The young man says he did not know his camera was loaded. The exchange shows tension over courtroom conduct and rules.
Willie Boerum talks with his sister’s caller about baseball and golf. The dialogue hints at family teasing and a joke about a “great catch” told by their father to Susan.
A garbled excerpt discusses a private revenue ship and an oath or action linked to a “Warring teen” group and a figure named Hosterter. It mentions a claim that a substance cures constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and dyspepsia, and references a private revenue ship affecting a neck or collar.
In a whispered exchange the young bride protests her marriage while a jealous rival claims public disbelief, stating Will's decision was crazy and the community suspects motives behind the union.
Grand Junction Iowa pastor Rev Enoch Hill praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after years of debility and fatigue. He notes relief for himself his wife and mother in law and urges others to try the medicine from Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or two boxes for a dollar. The note cites personal improvement and broad endorsement from clergy.
A medical advertisement claims catarrh is a blood disease and promotes a blood medicine as the cure. It describes home remedies and suggests that lasting relief comes only from a blood treatment prescribed by physicians, offering assistance and charging for service.
A Boston Traveler column recalls a street encounter where a boy feeds and caresses a horse, forging a notable bond. The piece argues such moments reveal a boy’s honesty, kindness, and potential, urging young readers toward maturity through simple, humane acts.
John Milne, leading member of the Royal Society seismite section, urges earthquake resistant design in trembling regions. He asserts earthquakes have detectable hums, that interior earth is rigid, and that buildings should not share the same vibration pitch to avoid damage. deep ditching may dampen ground ripples.
A humorous exchange unfolds between Weary Watkins and Huskery Higgins about an animated scarecrow insult. The two reminisce from the early 1980s and share light banter during a casual morning conversation.
In Chicago Smeaklest notes a bridegroom arrived late to the wedding after allowing only an hour for washing and preparation. The exchange questions his punctuality and readiness as the ceremony approached.
Mrs Oldgirl reports the wife died yesterday in a local office exchange. The butcher recalls an odd vow connected to the event and explains it in brief terms.
A cartoon in the Panorama depicts a soldier described as a life-like figure with half painted and half stuffed features. A second caption jokes about a wife similarly half painted and half stuffed, prompting light local bemusement.
Do not sneer at marriage for you may have married the woman though she may not have met the right man. The musing warns against scorn of long term vows and suggests humility in choosing a partner.
A Riverside project outlines landscaping for Grant's Tomb area. Trees will be planted, embankment terraced, and asphalt walks constructed. The effort aims to improve the grounds around the monument.
Fragmentary line hints at passenger collection in a sleeper car context. No clear names, places, or events to identify. this snippet suggests a boarding or gathering moment aboard a railway sleeper, with little verifiable detail.
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