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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary narrative shows a man reading signs and discussing purchases with two young women at a Saltville grocery. They debate items like es and crackers while a clerk notes plans and implied visits, conveying a curious, mood-driven scene.
Deafness cannot be cured by common means and catarrh is presented as a cure for many ailments. The advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are endorsed as the best, sold nationwide by druggists.
Fragmentary quotes from newspapers reveal a laughing golfer mocks bunkers and stymies while Phila Ledger notes a playful exchange. Washington Star quotes Farmer Corntensel weighing government ownership of railways and tax burdens amid profit sharing concerns.
Indianapolis hosts 18 railroads centered on the Central West with 14 reel lines and connections spanning 25 to 75 miles. A 60 mile radius brings 928,000 manufacturers and dealers to Indianapolis for trade. Batters and publishers will attend the convention in June, marking a safe National Federation gathering.
A fragment notes customers bringing watches to Patieey Absot Jowsben Jewelers for repair and expresses concern over potential substitutions during service. The text hints at fear of aging or damage and mentions safety in handling.
Dillwynn M. Haslett tells a Kansas City Journal writer that Panama offers wealth to any willing worker. He claims bananas yield 10 cents a bunch with sale at 30 cents, and three corn crops yearly require minimal effort with natives covering corn by walking footprints.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt recalls a Mississippi backwoods hotel where each room is named for a U S state. The anecdote describes Delaware Maine New York and others as actual rooms with patrons arguing about noise, gambling, and delays, while the clerk rings for towels in Iowa and Florida at odd hours. The piece mocks the eccentric owner behind the state named rooms.
The Somerville tea farm in the western hemisphere plans shipping 13,000 pounds of tea this year. Despite insurmountable difficulties, aided by the United States government, the farm demonstrates that Amest tea can be grown domestically and compete with China India Formosa and Java.
In a brief chat from Ball times American, Belle contemplates giving up chocolates during Lent. She confesses love for treats but explains George brings her inexpensive ones, and she cannot take them from another man.
A fragmentary note from A Franklin Wilkes of Frenk utm Palmer Chemical Co recalls a singular medicine found by a Rochester chemist seven years ago. The incomplete text hints at legendary efficacy and a notable medical claim.
Practical kitchen guidance includes preserving foods with lime to prevent mold and odor, cleaning with lime wash, and ready to cook recipes for Irish Stew, Fralt Waters, Whole Wheat Muffins, and Left-Over Dishes. It covers beef rice, fruit confections, and croquettes of cold meat with simple frying and gravy.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the safe, natural way to exercise bowel muscles without purging or upsetting the stomach. The ten cent boxes fit in a vest pocket, with claims of preventing appendicitis, indigestion, and other issues, warning customers to buy only genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC.
The dialogue notes Deacon Hardesty and Brother McIlson arguing over dissension with a preacher described as a merry silent man. They claim a chance to obtain a man recently tried for heresy and consider him a decent, drawful speaker.
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