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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
7
The excerpt describes spring-related ailments such as biliousness headaches and loss of appetite. It advises quick relief by building up the system with a remedy, noting candid language about improving health during seasonal illness.
An old style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as superior blood purifiers. It claims cures for rheumatism headaches pimples and dyspepsia though wording is garbled and repetitive. It urges readers to accept no substitute and to obtain Hood's products.
Fragmented text describes burials for scurvy cure in naval history, a Virginia anecdote about a club incident, and advertisements for nerve remedies and catarrh cures. It mentions a Frigate Blone, a Donna Maria Hay, and a London editor receiving notices for hair dye and other health ads.
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a farm couple Douglass and Eliza who divorce and clash over Judy the cow. Douglass walks six miles through a blizzard with Judy to his son's house, then returns after a peaceful night of coffee and bran mash. Judy's odyssey ends in a quiet reconciliation at the cottage.
An English gold leaf producer describes stockpiling gold leaf between Bible pages. He says Bibles are cut and sewn into many small books, pairing each leaf of gold with printed Bible pages to prevent slippage, a traditional method the firm claims to follow for generations.
A report by the Interstate Commerce Commission shows rail casualties for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1904 reached 55 130 total with 2 787 killed and 51 343 injured. The article notes a dramatic rise from prior years and compares the scale to large U S cities, and references expert commentary on battles for historical context. Also mentions 11 21 derailments in the period causing 385 007 in damages and cites Success Magazine editor Frederick Upham Adams. It ends with a note on seed company advertising from John A Dalder Seed Co.
An offer touts Salter's Warranted Vegetable Seeds promising large quantities of cabbage celery lettuce onions radishes flowers and more in exchange for 16 cents postage. The notice urges return of this notice and payment, then claims a free Berliner cauliflower will be added. The text also includes unrelated ads and jokes from various sources.
Letters dated 1805 and 100 discuss long illness battles and complete recoveries after using Pe-ru-na and Manalin. John O. Atkinson from Independence Missouri praises the remedy for chronic catarrh and related respiratory issues. Alla Schwandt of Sanborn Minnesota reports improved sleep and relief from rheumatism and catarrh after Peruna. The notice invites readers to seek Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for medical guidance.
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