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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
7
A jumbled OCR page notes medical tonics and remedies, a Chinese minister naming the Yeo Jlo f Chwan group, a Brethren offerings line, a Casaret Candy claim, and an obituary fragment for Freidrich Froebel's widow and a school system veteran. The text mixes product pitches with scattered biographical items and local education notes.
Stephen Crane American novelist and war correspondent died at Baden Germany after serving in Cuba and Greece. He wrote The Red Badge of Courage about a Civil War recruit and was born in Newark New Jersey in 1870. His body may be interred in England or the United States. His wife survives him and lived in Martwood Sullivan County New York.
A Missouri farmer and a lawyer dispute payment over rat tails used as baits with one cent per tail for 1000 tails. Walker demands 7.50 for services after 780 tails counted, while the farmer refuses payment for more than 780 tails, arguing misrepresentation. A lengthy legal fight follows as the issue travels through courts.
A plan proposes sowing sweet corn seeds alongside peas in the same rows with initial corn spacing several inches apart and thinning to a foot later. The corn should finish growth after peas, using taller varieties as supports. Mentions Menlo Park Raw Mateo Counts lab facilities and a note on American women guiding daughters’ growth.
An early 20th century set of health claims discusses minor ailments causing digestive upset and blood imbalances. It promotes purifying the bowel with a patent remedy and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a curative, mentioning American markets and a numerical price. It also touches on porcelain origins claiming Egyptian and Chinese processes differ, citing Al Chatelier and Egyptian porcelain materials.
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