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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
7
In a Chicago Tribune snippet the reporter asks how a fugitive’s accounts can be so tidy. The institution’s president replies the records are perfect and show a balance due him of $168.27. The reporter fears the tale won’t be believed.
A bleak street excerpt shows a weathered man in threadbare clothes asked about last July by amused onlookers in a harsh winter setting. The scene centers on poverty and social attitudes toward a marginalized individual.
The article outlines US salt production from mines and brines using evaporation, boiling in wooden troughs with steam, large iron pans, or vacuum pans. Boiling occurs under heat either directly or in closed vessels at high temperatures. It also notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children.
Two unnamed explorers who reached the south agree to coauthor a book and tour together. They split the profits, deciding one will handle oratory while the other manages projected pictures on screen. The arrangement satisfies both parties.
Mrs Jipes resists going out in new automobiles and tells her husband she would rather wait until she has a proper ride. He responds with anger calling it a fun ride as he drives, narrowly missing a curb in the Chicago Tribune excerpt.
Pettis Eye Salve for 25¢ relieves tired and overworked eyes and stops aches congestion and soreness. Available at all Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo New York.
A milk wagon wreck left a wide spill across two blocks and one street. The driver refused to cry and cursed loudly, a display judged by witnesses as setting a new profanity record.
A Lawrence Times report notes a fire at a home where the maid says the family are all out. The reporter asks for the lady of the house and learns the family and the woman are absent. The maid confirms a nearby fire from the previous evening is out.
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