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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1904
Page
4
A sprawling, cryptic monologue weaves life errors with political taunts and moralizing reflections. It touches on failure, advertising, public perception, and the fate of the liquor element in society, concluding with a nod to a medicinal remedy and a local druggist.
Local notes report Cecil Carter business visit to Marshfield on Thursday and Lydia McCulloch returning home from North Bend on Wednesday. Farm inquiries at Carl Guerin’s markets. births at George Moure’s home. various social and town events, theater ads, and a medical ad for Pehau Foreplains.
An ad heavy with outdated phrasing promotes Dr King's New Life Pills for diarrhea dizziness headache liver or bowel troubles while touting cheap fruit trees from Myrtle Point nursery under Jos F. Noyes, Prop. The message pairs a cautionary bluster about expensive blenders with a sales pitch for health pills and nursery stock.
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