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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a life giving tonic that cleanses the blood and eases fatigue. The testimonial from Mrs. C. M. Qed of Coan says it cured her child’s ecrofula and helped her sleep, promising continued health benefits.
A garbled Victorian-page jumble mentions Douglas Jerrold in Regent Street with a brusque exchange about a third sub and pay, a clergyman’s decorum debate, Sawyer at a dinner, and a remark on surplus population. A note about Mrs Lawnmow’s piano lesson leads to a herring season in Yarmouth with 535.878.8900 herrings and a clog dancing exhibition in London.
The article profiles Rev Dr Clarke founder of the Christian Endeavor Society, noting he has traveled about 800000 miles in pursuit of the movement, averages near 30000 miles yearly for a decade, and has led a 4000000 member global network with pledge translated into 50 languages and 30000000 copies circulated.
An eyewitness account describes nighttime bombardments and a breaching of a caponiere at Port Arthur. Explosives and gunpowder were used to widen a breach, followed by rifle fire as dawn broken and the tunnel or capontere was entered by attackers through smoke and debris.
A poetic meditation on laughter as a relief from worry. The speaker praises a cheerful, cheeky music that lifts spirits, contrasts joy with sorrow, and credits a “man of laughter” with bringing blessing through merry ho ho ho. References two angels, white robes and woe, and New York Times attribution.
Salzer's claim for Aacareni Wheat boasts drought hardy plants that resist rust and scorch. It promises 80 bushels per acre in favorable states and 40 to 60 bushels on arid lands across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri Nebraska. Catalog details cultivation and performance.
The fragmentary text mixes an old seeds offer for La Crosse Wisconsin farmers with a dated note on the word quite and a Napoleon discussion. It includes a sample seed promise to send free in exchange for a mailing, then shifts to a literary critique from the London Review and a New York Press remark about Napoleon.
Ted Reid asks if the third rally in the West Iran tour has reached your town yet and notes ongoing discussion. He seeks local updates and audience reaction to the event.
Joe notices Fred is troubled by a family issue after a quarrel with his rich uncle. The pair discuss the fallout and Fred hints at losing or misplacing a ticket amid the tension.
A scattered mix of ads and jokes mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer, and includes quips about cures, incubators, teething syrups, and humorous exchanges. Also notes a quotation on capital and labor and a trivia line about hairs on a head.
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