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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary notice catalogues severe deformities and illnesses as alarming evidence of danger. It hints at a character named Serofala and mentions a nefarious use of a remedy or agent causing debility, with obscure Latin-like phrases and incomplete phrases.
A Philadelphia Press note reports poet Rimer finding some success and "holding his own" with new poems rather than sending them out. The exchange suggests growing confidence as he reassesses his approach to publication.
At the Bohemian annual agricultural and implement fair in Prague the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company of Chicago showcased reapers mowers and binders drawing heavy attention and orders. German and Austrian firms protested underhand methods and police stayed out. Americans captured about 80 percent of orders, sparking tension and a near riot fear.
A fragment notes someone saying he looks so grave because he is buried in him alƒ. The readable text focuses on a somber tone and a question about burial, with limited names or places evident in the OCR fragment.
A brief note observes that at high altitudes the sire puree and inhalation occur more completely through the lungs than at lower elevations, suggesting altitude influences respiratory processing.
Bertha laments a broken engagement as a thief steals her dog Fido. The exchange with Kate reveals the distress over the missing pet in a New York snippet.
Plate powder, often made from lime and prepared chalk, yields a splendid polish on a liver but is dangerous. Mercury-containing mixtures in plate powder cause severe injury and health risks.
A humorous local item notes Mrs Newlywed and Mr Newlywed joking over missing marriage documents. The pair pretend that receipted millinery bills could serve as proof of ceremony, reflecting a light, whimsical tone in the notice.
The speaker recalls arriving by Georgia Central train in Savannah and finding the station ringed by saloons with a large illuminated sign over one proclaiming Open all night. The remark notes the local drinking hubs and nightlife atmosphere.
London Correspondence explains the significance of cockades and which individuals may legally wear them. It traces colors tied to offices and nations from England to Europe, noting black for servants of royalty and various hues for other groups, and concludes the inquirer is not entitled to wear a cockade, though many do so without awareness.
A Spectator example shows sympathy driving a deserving poor woman into professional begging. A deserted, needleworking mother with writing skill sent bundles of items and a letter pleading for help while hinting at a “sad crisis.” She describes struggles to feed and clothe children and mentions debts and memory.
The column weaves gossip about Samie's divorce and alimony, notes a gigantic Canadian cheese, and markets Manila twine price comparisons. It discusses farm fibre supply, prices per acre, and the impact of eastern manufacturers on fibre markets including Yucatan and the Philippines.
A jumble of stray notes from Town Topics mentions teal offices atop sky scrapers, cosmetic cures for walking discomfort, and Monopole Groceries branding. It also cites fashionably old ad lore about Opal stones and cave coral, ending with a humorous exchange from the New York Times.
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