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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
7
Mrs Rose Voight of Modesta earns praise for bravery after confronting a coyote in her barn. She uses a pitchfork to pin the animal at the doorway, preventing the dog from entering and forcing a deadly stand. The confrontation ends with the coyote wounded and retreating.
Mrs Voight fights a wounded wolf after a prolonged chase. She binds the cryingly animal to a wall using a rope and ether to restrain it. Then she forces the wolf back toward the house, dragging it inside as a trophy for her husband returning from plowing in the field.
Fragmentary text cites cases such as Kate vs Attante Mageage and Cab Company and Price v. Waid, discussing whether a transport company holds exclusive rights over passenger transportation. The passage references 40 L.R.A. 431 and 40 L. 4. 400 to argue that no single party possesses an absolute right in distribution or access.
A dated note warns flour absorbs odors when stored near cooked foods and that ignorance leads to poor bread. It advises covering gelatin or milk products to prevent odor and germs. The piece also mentions odor habits in refrigeration and includes miscellaneous quotes about sleep and health remedies.
Fragmentary OCR yields a legal notice and court affirmation involving Fraxx J. Cunngy and the sale of goods or securities. The text references a public notary, December dating, and mentions Catarrh treatment and a claim about perpetual motion and book sales in 1809 versus 1893.
An advertisement touts a medicine named Hoval claiming to purify blood and cure widespread ailments. The testimonial cites personal relief from fatigue and sickness after using a second bottle, listing a home address in Oakland as the witness.
A collage of quirky items mentions Hood sarsaparilla and a new card trick by Bachelor Sabecriber. A comic exchange between a Lady Librarian and a reader appears, followed by brief notes about lateness, penance, and a humorous cleaning remark. It also cites Sir John Sinbald on summer crises, arsenic eating in European peasantry, and an ascetic near Lahore who has not eaten for 50 years.
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