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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1904
Page
7
The head porter, Bold Words, directs duties as a train arrives and passengers shout for Hartlepool Stockton borough change for Spender and Trimden. A master, pointing to the right names, corrects the crowd and adjusts caps as confusion continues aboard.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman and her recovery, a husband, and a new gown. It references a household scene with nervous dialogue about being alarmed and a push for near term outcomes. The readable fragments include characters Mrs and Hex and a cook.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes presidents pursued sports during leisure from Washington to Garfield. Cleveland fished dawn tides at Bussard Bay, Harrison hunted waterways for duck and quail, Adams walked to Georgetown then swam Potomac, Arthur camped and fished, Garfield loved baseball and hunting, with billiards added at the White House.
The Arkansas case of W B Taylor's young son is hailed as remarkable after Dodd's Kidney Pills. The father says the child had dropsy with swollen feet and limbs preventing walking. After eight days of three pills daily and eleven more, swelling vanished and the boy could run and play.
Readable fragments describe a mis transcription with scattered letters and stray words. Names, dates, and clear events are absent, leaving only partial phrases and nonstandard spacing across the text.
A quirky exchange from American papers is paraphrased here with a high schooler asking if politics is singular or plural while a nearby speaker calls someone the greatest man, reflecting playful editorials. The text quotes a Washington Star line and a Boston Transcript remark on public opinion.
A magistrate hears a drunken defendant charged with hugging and kissing women against their will. The prisoner admits intoxication hindered his judgment but offers no excuse, noting victims objected to his advances. The judge rejects the defense as inadequate.
A whimsical scene unfolds on a thirtieth floor office where Percy Pen threatens a jump but jokes about taking the elmator instead. Intertwined are odd exchanges about forgetfulness and mistaken identities amid a background of global notes and witty asides.
A Philadelphia physician voices strong criticism of New York peers and rising empiricism. He notes many doctors push new remedies for money and advertising, using pseudo scientific articles to promote quack devices. He condemns rapid adoption and cites widespread but shallow endorsements from journals and rural practitioners. He mentions Boston Philadelphia and Chicago in contrast to New York.
A nostalgic sketch recalls Abraham Lincoln traveling by single horse buggy on the circuit, welcomed by lawyers and landlords, and denying a Chicago partnership to stay on the road. Henry C Whitney notes his shabby coat, short trousers, faded umbrella, and patient humor with hotel clerks.
The excerpt presents a snappy exchange with a bold young man and a practical maid pointing to a small restaurant around the corner. It also notes Australia moving toward kangaroo farming as an institution and mentions Edison patent activity and a trial bottle claim.
An old advertisement touts Hallsville Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for a case it cannot cure. It also promotes Diphtheria diagnosis by bacteriology and antitoxin therapy for cure, plus Pac's Cure for consumption and a note on the god Terminus marking field boundaries.
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