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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

7

Cousin Hector Gains Medical Diploma and Osculaplus Disciple

Mrs. Lapsing speaks proudly of her cousin Hector who funded his medical college education, earned his diploma, and now becomes a devoted disciple of Osculaplus.

Hector Mrs. Lapsing Medical Osculaplus

Laugh of a Child song recalled by elderly boarder

An elderly boarder recalls a fifty year old song The Laugh of a Child and sings a fragment to amused guests The others wonder about its tune before dinner signals arrive prematurely announcing mealtime.

The Fresh and the Sweet Exchange at Candy Counter

A playful street scene from Brooklyn Life features a candy counter exchange. A customer asks for real nice chocolates and the sweet-faced girl confirms freshness and sweetness. The flirtatious banter ends with a compliment.

Brooklyn

Lunch basket saves tipping at restaurant, says judge

A friend carries a lunch basket to the office to avoid tipping waiters, a remark attributed to a judge. The exchange questions food costs and personal frugality amid rising living expenses.

War definitions and bands clash in marching symbolism

In a theater of memory, a general defines war as worse without triumphant music while brass bands prepare to play Marching Through Georgia, underscoring the contrast between conflict and ceremony.

Sherman Georgia

At the Musical Violin Face Sparks Banter

Katherine jokes about the trio of faces the audience makes while listening. Kidder notes the listeners shape the reaction as much as the performance, stressing people’s expressions during the concert moment.

Katherine Kidder

Why Smith Retires From His Profession

A humorous exchange notes the young Smith who recently married Ritchman’s daughter plans to retire not for love but to live on the father of his bride. The dialogue mocks the idea of a sudden, romantic motive behind career change.

L. Smith Frank L. Smith Meat CO Smith

Local Grievances Stir Over a Bright Nickel

Town chat centers on a man named Blank accused of poor pay and a trolley conductors’ demand for his nickel before travel. The anecdote portrays community views of his perceived stinginess and social standing.

Piles Cure Ad Featured Amid Uneven Language Mix

An ad touts PAZO OINTMENT claiming piles be cured in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The text weaves references to old speech, shipboard concrete floors, and remedies like Hamling Wizard Oil, with scattered notes on diphtheria and throat illness.

Hamling Wizard

Pardonable Pride in Grandfather’s Long Life

A speaker recalls his grandfather living to an older age and describes three occasions after seventy when he fell for confidence tricks. The tale blends affection with caution about gullibility in later years.

Prodigies and Portraits in a Quirky Confession

A quirky dialogue mocks credit fraud fears and teething remedies while a joking line about prodigies recalls a weathering of talent. It notes a Mrs Winslow soothing syrup and a street rumor about a family portrait gallery run by Mrs Van Gilder.

Ali Haawene

Eccentric Turtle Shell Work Baskets

Unusual sewing baskets fashioned from turtle shells lined with silk. The tail portion is pulled over and tucked into the mouth to form a handle. The items are quirky yet attractive, likely to appeal to eccentricity enthusiasts.

The Wise and Foolish Virgins Told By a Virginia Class

In a small Independence Virginia school a lesson on The Wise and Foolish Virgins prompted a girl named Molly to answer the question about which guest lacked trimmed lamps. She quipped that it was the foolish Virginian, eliciting a gentle humor noted by National Monthly.

Virginia Independence Molly National Monthly

Our Railroad Mileage Surpasses Great Britain France and Germany

The document notes we transport goods across 250000 miles of railroad, a reach three times the total railroad mileage of Great Britain, France, and Germany combined.

Great Britain France Germany

Real Tough Luck At Florence Bulletin

Florence Bulletin notes hard times for staff with Cedar Point correspondent recovering from paralysis a fire hitting the editor's office and the head reporter preparing to wed marking a string of misfortunes for the paper.

Cedar Point Bulletin Florence Bulletin

Dutch Landing at Rae Food Bottom Noted

The report notes the raid or landing at Rae Food Bottom around the period marked 1067, with emphasis on the landing by Dutch visitors and the immediate consequences observed.

Rae Food Bottom

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