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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

7

Remarkable Cures by Peruna Testimonials from Readers

Letters from patients in Missouri Iowa and Michigan praise Peruna for long standing illnesses catarrh of the stomach and general health revival. They credit multi bottle courses with complete recovery and thank the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio for the remedy.

D. C. Proarer Bravo Allegan Co Mich Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

Juvenile Quips on Water Bills Hint at Candid Exchange

In a Kansas City Times excerpt, a juvenile quips about paying for water while contrasting air costs. A correction follows as a parent admits misstatement about a $10 loan and eventual repayment.

Kansas City Times

Unclear Quote from Uncle Al Sparks on Money Power

Uncle Allen Len Sparks notes a remark about Senator La Follette counting the men who control money, saying he forgot to include Mrs Hetty Green. The quote underscores concerns about financial influence.

Allen Sparks la Follette Hetty Green

Queen Alexandra’s Scottish Tea Set With Her Photographs

Queen Alexandra owns a tea service of sixty pieces, each decorated with a different photograph she personally took during a trip to Scotland. The set highlights her hobby of photography and travels reflected in ornamental china.

Queen Alexandra Scotland Carrie Portland Oregonian

Grasses No Clover Possibilities in Northern Idaho

H. T. French reports Idaho Experiment Station results on growing grasses and clovers near Moscow. A 10 acre trial sowed a mix of red and Alsike clover, orchard grass, meadow fescue, rye grass, Timothy, and meadow oat, with alfalfa replacing Alsike in part. The study notes careful seeding without nurse crops, warns against sowing grain with the grass, and records a strong clover and grass stand by late November.

H. T. French Idaho Experiment Station Moscow Idaho Severa

Greek Plays and Accents Highlight Campus Drama

A college production draws laughs over pronunciation as Sophocles and a leading actor named John are referenced. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the mispronounced Greek line and the running joke about campus theater reputations.

Sophocles John Cleveland Plain Dealer

Ignorance of the Rudiments and Odd Observations

A fragmentary page item notes a humorous exchange about money and time, plus a mock medical banter. It mentions a physician and a wife debating a counterpane and brain disease authorities, then shifts to tin usage from old cans and trunks, with several stray lines about air like snow and chestnut exchanges.

Dinguss Shadbolt Chicago Tribune

Weekly Touches

Mrs Hardapple shares concern over Hiram’s college life which she says lacks joy and is rather cracked up. Mr Hardapple jokes about the letters he writes for ten or twenty dollars while greasing his boots.

Hiram Mrs. Hardapple Mr. Hardapple

Student guesses German Danube name in class

A teacher prompts Freddy to name the Danube in German. Freddy unsure answers, then Donna confirms the correct name. The moment shows a learning session with a surprised student and teacher praise.

Freddy Fangle Danube Freddy Donna

Varieties of Fruit Suit Regions in Washington State

State College horticulture staff report a region specific system classifies fruit into Western Washington Inland Valleys and Upland Valleys. They list 65 apple varieties and test two of each across ten farms to map adaptability and guide growers.

State College Department of Horticulture State Experimentatation Thornber Department of Thorber Washington

Evolution of a Best Seller Dream: A Quip by Puck

The mock dialogue traces a writer's chain from impulse to publication. It parodies creation by noting sequential steps: thought epigram, sketch, sketch plagiarized, novelized, and finally advertised. The quip captures literary process satire.

Strne Puck

Motorman on Gravity Road Exchange

Two strangers debate professions with one revealing he is a motorman on gravity road, noting the unusual challenges of his job. The exchange hints at a sci fi or surreal setting while keeping the dialogue concise and the roles clear.

Gravity Road

Kilroe’s Grers Arve Restorer Promises Cure

An advertisement claims Bt V’tus and Nervous Dins are permanently cured by Dr Kilroe’s Grers arve Restorer. It offers a PREY 2 trial bottle and provides contact details in Philadelphia Pennsylvania for ordering.

Bluighted Slopes

A father boasts his son John will be one in a million. John later moves to Chicago and becomes only one of 349 in a crowded city.

Smith John Chicago

Fair Prices and Teething Cures in Curious Tales

An amused exchange over a hotel suite and pricing unfolds as a Jamestown fair price joke surfaces. A mother promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, while a farmer shoots a crow by gifting it small shot and a trinket.

Jamestown Injan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

The notice markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh in all stages. It asserts constitutional treatment, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and offers $100 for any cure failure. Includes testimonial list and address F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with price 75c. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Nature Swift Specific CO Atlanta Serenes Hall

Death claims Towne-Well Nlussel in line of duty

A Philadelphia Press note reports Towne-Well Nlussel died after overexerting himself at work. He was described as strong and tireless, and witnesses say he collapsed from exhaustion while he kept up his duties.

Towne Nlussel Brown Philadelphia Press

The Pessimist and the Spoon

The philosophic man tells the pessimist not to be ungrateful, saying not all are born with wealth. The pessimist quips that even if born rich, the silver spoon would have chosen him. Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Presa

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