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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
6
Spring arrives with fatigue and low appetite says Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims it purifies and enriches blood, strengthens nerves and digestion, and lifts mood. It urges readers to ask for Hood's as the best medicine money can buy.
A reader from Kotun Center New Hampshire reports feeling very ill in spring with poor blood. He says Hood's Sarsaparilla helped and recommends it to other sick people. A note adds that the ribbonfish is the rarest fish in British waters with only 16 specimens recorded in the last century, dwelling in great ocean depths.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy for catarrh with claims of direct action on mucous surfaces. Mentions doctors, testimonials, and product pricing pages. Includes a theater ticket scene and a humorous exchange about asking prices.
An early medical claim links an inactive liver and stomach pains to imperfect digestion cured by G s KPI TRA derived from MERI Spheres of Influence. The text then broadens to claim spheres of influence cover most of Africa, six sevenths of the continent in territorial terms.
The text discusses the signature on genuine BE Tablets and notes the manufacture of glucose from corn starch. It highlights commercial value in using glucose as an adulterant of cane and beet sugar, implying adulteration concerns in the remedy market.
An expanded account book for threshers and Russell & Co. of Portland Oregon has been issued at substantial cost. It promises up to date thread and tools with free distribution of copper and related items.
Correspondents from Astoria Ames Grove and Otiaco share illness with la grippe and catarrh. They credit Peruna with rapid recovery after two to four bottles and praise its ability to relieve symptoms and restore health. Dr Hartman’s address in Columbus Ohio appears as the remedy’s guidance line.
A Chicago jeweler recalls a New Mexico garnet cut for a ring wetting that later raised suspicion of substitution. Lapidaries often replace rough stones with similar cut gems to save cost, deceiving customers who cannot verify the original stone. Hair substitutions in jewelry are also described, where workers stock and replace locks within ornaments for profit. A contrast drawn between honesty and dishonesty underscores the risk to buyers. A separate item recounts John Collear of Petersburg, West Virginia, wooed by proxy for Eliza Whitliff of Pittston, Illinois, as a father helps arrange a staged courtship that ends in engagement and marriage.
A student recites a verse tracing English monarchs from William I to Victoria, noting major rulers and transitions. The poem lists William, William II, Henry I, Stephen, Henry II, Richard I, John, Henry III, Edward I-III, Mary, Elizabeth, James II, William and Mary, William IV, Victoria, and Edward VII, ending with a garbled line.
An 8 8 8 claims S. S. S. clears blood impurities and restores health without minerals. Testimonials from Urbana and Cape May praise skin cures and cancer relief. Free medical advice and book offered by The Soft Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
Shower baths are being installed in Paria telephone exchanges for the use of the telephone girls. It is believed this will help them maintain health. In America, girls in many exchanges have already enjoyed this comfort.
The article notes the Queen and Prince of Wales battleships will feature powerful armament. Each ship’s guns cost £75,000 and completed ships will total about £1,000,000 in cost.
Amid 34 towns in England and Wales, about one third maintain public baths. Facilities are crowded by factory and shop workers seeking relief and sanitation.
A proposition in Tennessee urges raising the governor's salary from four thousand to five thousand dollars a year. Support is also given to providing an executive mansion for the governor's use.
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