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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
7
A letter from Mrs. Cuami Garma describes severe headaches breast pain and near collapse after childbirth. She drinks Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports rapid improvement and renewed strength. The note thanks the product and asks God to bless its work for suffering women.
A vintage ad claims Allen’s Foot Powder eases burning and swelling in feet, cooling nerves and stopping stings. It touts trial proof, nationwide availability, and a push for men’s footwear comfort with claims of 80 000 testimonials and eight hour relief at a nickel to dime price per scoop.
The article surveys discoveries from microbiology to cement geology and seismology. It cites Mettles cultivated in Africa, meat and fish preservation involving micro organisms, Michigan calcareous marl for Portland cement, Japan’s earthquake study, Yellowstone changes, and geyser activity concerns.
Fragmentary report notes Admiral Bamson aboard the Gagehip New York during a sultry blockade day. A spectator’s quip about a Georgia weather instrument provokes smiles, illustrating a moment of levity amid tension at sea.
A new fuller's earth find near the Ocklockonee River fourteen miles west of Tallahassee Florida is said to be exceptionally pure and nearly free of rock gravel sand and waste. It promises low labor cost and potential for wide uses from baby powders to oil refining and wool washing with strong market implications.
About six hundred years ago Edward I conquered Wales and sought Welsh goodwill. When his newborn son was born in Carnarvonshire he proclaimed him a native Welsh prince who could speak Welsh. The future crest and motto for the Prince of Wales, three ostrich feathers and Ich Dien, were granted to the Black Prince who shone at Crécy.
Prof J'rancia Gotch explains the electric Salt of the Nile once pictured by ancient Egyptians. The organ in the fish’s skin generates a current along the body and back through the surrounding water. An electric shock can reach up to 208 volts, produced by a giant nerve center at the head.
A notice states a fund has been set aside for rewards to persons who may later recover objects from the Andree polar expedition. The aim is to spur whalers and mariners to venture north in search of traces and items from the expedition, even far from commonly traveled routes.
A new cheap chemical compound is put into capsule form and when mixed with water yields electricity sufficient to light a house, run a car, or power a railroad train. The piece then shifts to Hontellers Atomach Bitters claimed to cure indigestion and other ailments, offering health vigor.
One hundred and twenty five boiler men at Standant Oil Company Bayonne New Jersey go on strike seeking higher wages. Rejection men on the Big Four Tiffin division in TiMu Ohio strike for 1 25 a day but are refused.
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