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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
7
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Indiana says three years of catarrh and blood disease resisted many doctors and remedies until Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her after two bottles. She urges others to try Hood's.
Fireboats owned by major cities now carry masts to elevate discharge nozzles mirroring water towers used by land firemen.
Leadville Colorado assayer and chemist offers prices for gold silver and lead specimens. Gold and silver priced at 1 and 50 cents with bulk 500 units. Mailing envelopes and full price list available on application. Contact Carbonate National Bank for related work.
The crown prince Yoshihito Haron omi ya will represent Japan at the coronation with a naval escort, the imperial heir is in his thirty first year and is the 162nd in line. He speaks English and French well and enjoys wrestling, a trait noted by his father.
Ottumwa woman claims cure from female troubles after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Advises women to avoid surgical operations until attempting the remedy and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The church boat, a familiar Swedish institution, carries families from surrounding farms to Lekesand. The water route is nearest and most convenient, so the large boat travels along the shore from farm to farm, gathering worshippers and returning by the same path.
The Washington Herald quotes a columnist arguing parents should balance imagination with science. The line questions teaching children about fairies while acknowledging a belief in microbes as unseen truths. The piece reflects a cultural tension between fantasy and science.
At the annual dinner of the Lancashire Farmers Association it was noted that the county has 137000 cows, the most in England, and Lancashire leads in potato acreage among counties except Lincolnshire with 43000 acres. Also mentions Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a long trusted liniment.
An anxious letter from a brother physician describes a patient with ulcerated windpipe and lungs herniating into the stomach. The sender notes the father is wealthy and a state assembly member, pleading for advice to save the patient.
In Los Angeles Eva Boyee twenty years old coaxed her foster father S L Dania sixty five to shoot her to die in the hospital. She urged him to keep firing as he wounded her with three shots. Dania then killed his six year old daughter Ledant before turning the gun on himself.
Sacramento report notes San Quentin warden John E. Hoyle claims the limit of a woman's constancy is about three years based on inmate observations. He cites declining visits and letters after initial commitment, followed by divorce or new attachments.
George D. Smith, a New York dealer, disclosed buying the late E. Dwight Church library for around 1.25 million dollars. The 3,500 to 4,000 volumes include Caxton era English first editions and a premier American collection. The library was purchased for Henry Edward Huntington of Los Angeles, nephew of Collis P. Huntington.
In St. Petersburg police confiscate thirty thousand copies of three Tolstoi volumes from the last edition. Countess Tolstoi protests the action, denouncing the seizure.
An English opera company found tenors too light for the chorus during the summer season. The lead tenor refused to sing beyond his summer voice, claiming summer wages. The dispute ended swiftly with his engagement terminated, as reported.
The housewife cleans oil lamp parts and boils the burner but may overlook the gas jet. Clearing dust from the jet improves light noticeably. Dr Pierce’s Pellets are described as small sugar coated tablets that regulate stomach liver and bowels without gripe.
In Southtown Long Island a hotel issues a typewritten notice announcing the trout season opening on March 31. It provides sunrise and moon state details and closes with a pledge that worms ordered by fly fishermen will be kept in sacred confidence.
Oil has been made into a solid form like a cake that oozes when squeezed. It is described as nearly pure petroleum and could be shipped globally, potentially reducing waste and evaporation by packaging in foil-lined cases.
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