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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
10
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as improving blood quality to strengthen the body's defenses. Claims it cures scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness dyspepsia and general debility while building up the whole system.
Vermonters know the Mapleine flavoring yields a maple like taste without syrup. Mapleine is described as pure vegetable healthful and equal or superior to many maple brands. The Crescent Manufacturing company offers Mapleine and a booklet Mapleine Dainties free upon request.
In the reign of Charles I the London death rate is noted as seventy per thousand. An ad promotes second hand typewriters, repairs, and rental options. An advertisement claims a nerve restorer cures a nervous condition with a trial bottle offer. A statistic cites over 63 thousand Antnese admitted into the Transvaal, with only 17 thousand remaining.
Pettit's Eye Salve advertised as harmless and fast acting from druggists or Howard Bros. Buffalo. A NSW railway clock synchronization system is being adopted. Hamlins Wizard Oil is praised for soothing aches and inflammation. Miners and charcoal burners claim lower consumption impact than other jobs.
A Metropolitan Museum curator endures daily misnaming of a Franklin statue as General Washington. Visitors blame the potter and the mislabeling drives him to tears while he explains the error and keeps the gallery door shut to rest a moment from the flood of questions.
H D Scudder of Oregon Agricultural College outlines alfalfa as a highly valuable crop for Western Oregon. It improves soils, provides year round green feed, and boosts land value. Success depends on deep, well drained soils, proper air in the root zone, and lime to correct soil acidity with inoculation where needed.
The article outlines soil preparation with lime and barnyard manure, inoculation of seed beds with alfalfa bacteria, and careful seeding in spring. It warns against fall sowing and emphasizes weed control, proper irrigation, and year by year maintenance. It notes inoculation must be done in the field, not by using inoculated seed, and provides specifics on seed rates and harvesting timing.
Purported magazines feature illustrated fiction with praise for a piece on style in So and So's seven dollar suit. The Philadelphia Press notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Burn for children during teething as a recommended remedy.
In a domestic exchange a young wife praises a new hat yet plans to return it after doubting the milliner. Her husband supports the choice, calling the hat neat and sensible and expressing delight. The quarrel centers on belief in the purchase and the possibility of returning it.
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