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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
7
The passage notes a remedy called Spring Med decline Tea 48 and ghare 30 as crucial in addressing poor health after a big fire. It links impure blood and weakness to pimples, eruptions, low vitality, poor appetite, and fatigue, urging restoration of strength and animation.
An 19th century testimonial praises Hood’s Sarsaparilia and Pills for appetite, vitality, strength, and cure of eruptions. The writer notes familywide use with good results and mentions personal recovery after a spring illness. Also references Miss ExcLas perce and Vi yeed’s Sarsaparina as clean and keeping premises.
A fragmented report describes a streetcar thief using a bicycle rider as an accomplice to nudge watches and pins from passengers. Detectives say the outside man signals and tosses loot to his wheel partner, evading capture until a raid exposes the scam. The piece cites Chicago Inter Ocean notes and contrasts with unrelated humor items.
A midcentury home cookbook passage details Scalloped Salmon with anchovy essence served in shells, plus a Tuna Pot style beef, Cream of Tomato Soup with roux, Apple Dumplings with cinnamon, Beet Salad with lemon, Peaches and Tapioca, Canned Tomatoes preserved, Whipped Cream method, and Orager Cookies with eggs sugar and molasses.
An 16th century anecdote describes Henry II of France receiving forks in Venice in 1547. A Lady recounts guests using forks for meat and various dishes, noting etiquette and the novelty of the utensil before meals and after.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for proof of failure and claims it treats catarrh as a constitutional remedy. The excerpt also includes a brief, unrelated comic line about a bride and groom debating a sealskin sacque.
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