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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
7
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a long standing spring remedy used by families for over thirty years. It claims to purify blood, aid appetite, and treat skin and internal ailments with a unique blend of more than 20 ingredients, offered in liquid or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for one dollar.
Assayer and chemist Howard E Burton of Leadville Colorado lists specimen prices for gold silver lead and zinc or copper and offers mailing envelopes and a full price list upon application. Control and umpire work reference Carbonate National Bank.
Nan-So reports the end of a long romance as Tim and Tiny part ways after a six year courtship marked by platonic affection rather than romance.
If you have common sore eyes or blurred vision, use Pettit's Eye Salve. 25 cents. Available at all druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo.
A terse street scene unfolds as a bulbous-nosed man quips that tariffs alter the stakes of any quarrel, hinting at broader tensions in a smoky room. The remark signals rising economic anxieties and possible regional discord.
The Typewriter Exchange in San Francisco offers rebuilt second hand typewriters from $25 to $75 with two Smith- Corona models and supplies for all makes. Machines rented from $2 to $3.50 monthly at 25 Montgomery street.
The speaker Uncle Allen Sparks muses on whether to thank the Lord for business success. The ad endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the top remedy for teething children.
Satire lines mock Uncle Zeb asking Henry how to order pork and hominy at a fast food place. The ad then touts St Vitus Dance cures and nerve restore remedies by Dr B H Kline offering a free trial bottle and treatise from Philadelphia with a local address.
A sharp critique contrasts high ambitions with lowly appointments, arguing that a true first class man deserves better than a fourth class position. The line emphasizes frustration over claimed merit versus outcome.
To Breal in New Shoes always shake in Allen's Foot-Ease a powder. I cures hot sweating aching swollen feet. Cures corns ingrowing nails and bunions at all druggists and shoe stores 25c Dont accept any substitute Sample mailed FREE Address Alien 8S Olmsted Le Roy N Y The greatest known depths of the ocean are six miles while the greatest mountain heights known are about five and a half miles.
Advertisement-style note claims pain and swelling stem from local inflammation and cold. It promotes Hamlins Wizard Oil as a quick remover and encourages readers to try it.
The dialogue hints at a person known to the speaker, joking about mental gears and a distinctive No 8 hat. The exchange suggests a playful, cryptic description rather than a formal event. No further context or identifying details are provided.
Former Roosevelt farmers commission warns that lack of sewers and wells endangers health in farms towns and suburbs. A locally installable concrete septic tank with glazed sewering can prevent fly driven disease by safely handling kitchen waste and well seepage.
A Kansas City Journal debate argues women endure exposure better than men, noting clothing habits and stamina differences. The column contrasts toughness in weather, vitality, muscle, and intellect, then includes a humorous exchange about shoe sizes.
Mrs Gadabout jokes that her husband’s pull with the police keeps their cook in place. The exchange notes a handsome officer stationed on their street in Chicago.
A Birmingham Age Herald quote notes that a careful man keeps some scruples but does not subject them to constant wear in the pressures of business. The exchange suggests a balance between conscience and practicality in economic life.
A brief dialogue reveals Bashful Youth and Fair Charmer discussing the mother’s objection and the seriousness of their meeting in a genteel social setting. The exchange suggests light flirting and social expectations of propriety in a small community.
A buyer recalls a piano purchased for twenty five dollars three years ago and notes they are still paying for it. The speaker remarks on the dreary weather and questions if rain is coming.
The dialogue features a philanthropist scolding for lack of sympathy toward the unemployed and a politician claiming none are unemployed among his circle, noting many are seeking jobs in Washington. The exchange highlights concerns about work and political response.
Maybelle notes Archie Feathertop still visits but has not proposed. The trio discusses the quiet state of his affections and his ongoing visits with no loud declarations.
The Exceptional Equipment and chemists of the California Fig Syrup Co. enable Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to be produced with pure plant principles. Only the genuine form, manufactured by the original method, yields the intended benefits and should bear the full company name on the front.
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