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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented health notice discusses an elixir termed Sarsaparilla claimed to ease headaches dizziness taste and smell disturbances and stomach issues. It praises the remedy as a radical purifying alterative with cures attributed to distant dependents and a newborn reference.
A jumble of ad phrases and anecdotes including claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure, life insurance style health tonics, and a mix of humorous quotes about servants and shoes. The piece features dubious remedies, patient testimonials, and scattered cultural snips from a bygone era.
Fragmentary text references disease and poison with medicine notes and physician claims, set in a possibly 19th century health notice. Contains garbled terms and missing names, offering no clear event or date.
A nostalgic poem traces tiny footfalls from a child’s nighttime entrance to morning street sounds. The swifter, brighter taps become grown booted steps as time passes, with a gentle rhythm linking the bedroom and the waking world. The speaker muses on memory and the cycle of dawn patter.
The narrative follows Detective Morrison explaining why he left the force after pivotal fraud cases. He recalls Rose and Ethel, his sisters, entangled with Hugh Maitland and hubris of con men, culminating in a Portland prison sentence for the culprits and Morrison’s disillusionment with crime investigation.
Dialogue fragment shows Brer Williams and Brer Thomas discussing a hurricane that swept away a barricade and damaged a house. The scene hints at providence guiding events and the land sending something significant, with later confusion about semester plans and a stray line about girls.
A letter from Madame Isabella Ellen Ravena of Chicago describes a summer cold improving after using Peruna. The piece highlights Peruna as a reliable cure and urges readers to request a free book from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio about summer catarrh and related illnesses.
Oddities from old columns recount cabbage used as a drink aid and remedies, alongside snappy quotes about social life. The exchange touches on cures, dinners, and flirtatious banter with names like Jimson and Monickton appearing in forgotten comic lines.
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