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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
A Myrtle Point writer laments widespread forgetfulness to pay small debts and subscriptions. He warns those who owe they hinder local investment and community progress, stressing that collective, timely payments could boost business and prosperity.
The Home Circle column urges mothers to rest children, compares gardening care to parenting, and notes nature guides growth. It laments profanity among all classes, urges high character, frugality, and small daily joys, ending with a morbid reflection.
A moral essay argues that insatiable greed and wealth cannot preserve memory after death. It extols family values, good deeds, and steady labor as foundations for a happy home and enduring reputation. It cautions against permissive literature and praises parental guidance in shaping children.
A fragmentary column weighs social mores and commerce in town, noting the draw of ads and a poet's catalog of loves. It observes how friendly exchanges, wedding invitations, and local traders shape everyday life in this rural town.
A fragmentary OCR read shows partial text from The Enterprise publication with unclear context and missing details about date, place, or event. The readable bits offer no complete facts to summarize a specific incident or notice.
A historical piece argues that modern farmers must use printed letterheads to project brains over brawn, preventing misdirected mail and name misspellings. It credits stationery with signaling progress and professional standing for farmers and their businesses.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise urges farmers to print their own stationery to prevent mail misdirection and project brains and foresight. It notes up-to-date farmers and recommends visiting the Prompt Particular Printshop for pricing. Many locals already use shop stationery, claiming lower cost than buying small batches of paper and envelopes.
The note says honey and sweets are winter foods while greens are the best spring foods. It warns spring fatigue from heavy meals and explains tuberculosis is higher in non meat eaters and those who eat little meat. It claims diabetes stems from long term starch overconsumption.
Edison says the most important discovery is that people eat too much and sleep too much. The fragment notes drugs and nursing play smaller roles in treatment and care.
Readable text notes that eating eggs daily can lead to biliousness. The fragment discusses health effects and suggests caution with frequent intake.
The note extols buttermilk as valuable for digestion and disinfecting benefits. It describes a method using clabber milk and cream with an egg beater and a pinch of salt. It urges warming winter underwear to let skin breathe and warns spring colds arise more from overheating than chilling.
A brief discussion notes asthma as a common disease, highlighting bronchial asthma as the prevailing form and mentioning the difficulty of breathing as a key symptom.
A health column describes asthma causes linked to fermented stomach contents and undigested food. It urges half portions, elimination of fried foods and sweets, toasted breads, limited meats, abundant fruits and vegetables, and daily tepid sponge baths to strengthen resistance.
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