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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented clipping lists patent medicines and quack remedies like Sarsaparilla pills and Allen's Foot Ease amid stray social notes. It mentions spoof names and scattered scenes such as a York man courting danger, a judge’s quip, a divorce tale, and stray references to Chicago papers, all mixed with ad wording and misspelled phrases.
A fragment from a Smart Set line questions if Miss Elderly can draw him out. The speaker suggests the aim is to compel him to double up, implying a stage tactic or social maneuver.
The article argues slang grows from scientists and street culture alike and will persist as language expands. It warns against harshly judging slang while noting only terms with utility endure and that crude slang should not be indulged but may be harmless in moderation.
A sermon laments the toll of Presidential strain on health and calls for limiting access to the White House. It urges a democratic, people friendly chief executive who can serve fully without constant intrusion, and shares a funeral tale illustrating life insurance as protection for families left behind.
A columnist argues the president is worn thin by constant contact with people and minor tasks, limiting attention to major national problems and demanding a focus on 200 great achievements rather than 20,000 small interactions.
Jay Cooke aged 81 remains active in business at Charles D. Barney & Co. New York banking house and in outdoor recreation at his lodge in northern Pennsylvania and at Barnegat and Put-in-Bay. He hosts guests, supports Christian principles, and sends speckled trout gifts to friends while enjoying fishing and sailing across seasons.
The sermon extols modern life insurance as nearly free, certain, and advantageous. It urges fathers to provide for dependents, arguing neglect is a grave moral failing while stressing the benefit to a family after death.
The speaker credits youthful advantages for his vigorous old age and urges a hopeful temper, humor, and universal sympathy. He warns against self-centeredness and stresses present living, with diet, exercise, and sanitation as key to well-being. Regret and anxiety are deemed futile.
The text recounts Eugenie’s covert movements from Paris to Ryde and Hastings, her join with the emperor during exile, their residence at Camden House, and the emperor’s death in 1870. It notes Eugenie’s life thereafter devoted to her son and her lasting shock from his death in 19798.
The paternal government of France promotes a novel windfall method for raising funds. Courts rule that items bought on hire-purchase may be sold after receipt, freeing hirers from prosecution if payments lapse. Officials can now release the value of a grand plane or a chair against a single month’s installment.
Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park Illinois shares her success with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the product cured inflammation of the ovaries and womb and urges women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham’s Laboratory in Lyon Maine for confidential help.
A New York firm wagered 250000 dollars on McKinley’s 1900 election while in 1843 Lord George Bentinck placed a 720000 dollar stake on a racehorse in England, illustrating historic highs in political and sports betting.
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