Drink Six Glasses of Water Daily Says Big Houston Figure
A Houston drug businessman touts six glasses of water daily and Rexall Orderlies as a cure for a muddy complexion and dull eyes. The note mentions his twenty-fifth birthday and claims the laxative is suitable for men women and children. Nearby social notes report visits and events in Myrtle Point Coquille and nearby areas including funeral attendance and local commerce.
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Houston
Texas
Rexall
Bridge School Gymnasium Dedication Celebrated
Notable Myrtle Point section reports a March 25 dedication event at the Bridge School gymnasium. About 200 attendees enjoyed student dramatizations, a farce, songs, readings, and games, with PTA lunch and community remarks validating the new facility.
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Bridge
Bridge School
Killingsworth
Old
Ouny
Social Notes from Norway and Nearby Visits
Local residents report visits and social events across Norway and nearby towns. J D Clinton traveled to Marshfield to visit his sister in law Mrs Eugene Cole. families and couples attended a dance at Fox Bridge. Miss Nona Ray aided a Marshfield household. Mrs Elfreda Barklow assisted a friend in Arago. a surprise party honored Roy Robison.
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Norway News
Norway
J. D. Clinton
Marshfield
Eugene Cole
Cross
Tonini
Martin Schmidt
Ed. Detlefson
Ches Carey
Alleghany
Rey
Theodore
Clinton
Leeta Clinton
George Mac-Donald
Fox Bridge
South Fork Sayings on the South Fork
March notes visitations and health reports from the South Fork community. J C Whittington visits friends on the lower river while Mrs Roby Shull seeks medical care in Portland. Local residents report milking machines and cattle activity, church services postponed due to rain, and several residents visiting relatives or improving health.
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South Fork
J.C. Whittington
Lower River
Roby Shull
Portland
Opal Whoberg
Powers
J. W. Bell
Davey McNair
Hall
Marshfield
Hermann School
Rowena
Roderick Hermann
F. G. Hermann
Taylor Cement
Jap Yoakum
Mr. Ford
B. F. Mattieson
S.S. Reed
M.ex
California
X. Ed. Baker
Bay
Jocke Brewer
W. A. McNair
Steve Reed
Coquille
Bridge Briefs and School Outing at Mt Anderson
Mr Jim Houser took a business trip to Roseburg this week. Bridge High School hosted a hike to Mt Anderson with the principal and seventh graders. Students cooked bacon and sang America during lunch then returned eagerly to the vale. The Bridge School social last Saturday featured a short play and a three part Bridge School Yell.
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Bridge
Jim Houser
Roseburg
Helen Mahy
Mt. Anderson
Eac
Atyle
America
Bridge School
Vale
Visiting Cards and Society Stationery at Orrin Jar Printshop
Orrin Jar Printshop of the Myrtle Point Enterprise Job Department advertises visiting cards and society stationery in printed and engraved forms. The notice highlights available printing services and keepsake lettering.
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Orrin Jar’ Printshop
Myrtle Point Enterprise
County Candidate Declares Run for County Surveyor
A Republican candidate announces for County Surveyor in a brief notice. The text also reflects a literary column titled Evening Reveries A Column Dedicated to Tired Mothers as They Join the Home Circle at Evening Tide, followed by a short admonition about training other women’s children and various old proverbs.
Good Words for Girls in Home and Manners Guidance
A prescriptive essay advises girls to value family ties and modesty. It encourages respecting parents, avoiding snubbed peers, exercising, presenting new friends to the mother, delaying marriage, and finding happiness in parental affection. It extols flowers and home beauty as moral influence for children and stresses early formation of stability and character.
Dollars and Ducks
William E. Jones of the Frankford Chronicle urges young men to save and invest early. He compares dollars to ducks that follow one another and warn that wasting early earnings may ruin future ambitions, while prudent saving builds lasting prosperity.
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William E. Jones
Frankford (Mo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised And Reward Offered
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for uncured catarrh. It claims the remedy works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces, promising improved energy after a short course. Testimonials are offered upon request from J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Thrift Lessons for Town Youth and Home Life
A lengthy moral exhortation urging thrift and self control. It warns that waste today breeds poverty tomorrow, praises prudent youth, and stresses choosing worthy company and a strong home life to build wealth and character. It contrasts constructive guidance with flaw hunters and idle crowding.
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Hell
Healthograms and dietary tips by Dr Daniels
Healthograms note rising male mortality from midlife illnesses and urge rheumatic patients to limit bread and potatoes. Ten minutes of systematic exercise twice daily forms a habit to keep muscles in good shape. Mentions Vassar College and the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia and describes auk eggs as five inches wide and about two pounds weight.
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Vassar College
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Chicken financiers urge greens with heavy feed for vitality
Analysts advise that poultry diets should include vegetables, preferably green, daily alongside heavy feeds. The discussion questions the effect on humans who consume similarly heavy meals and seeks balance for optimal health.
Gallbladder Disease Linked to Prolonged Indigestion
The text explains that many acute indigestion attacks are actually gallbladder colic tied to gallstones. It notes gallbladder disease stems from years of intestinal indigestion caused by overeating starches and sweets.
Banana ripening and suitability in native environments
The text argues bananas are unsuitable for humans because they are not ripened on the tree in their native environment and the starch content when harvested is not mature or ready for consumption.
Foot care advice and disease trends from sanitation notes
The article notes smallpox typhus typhoid decline due to sanitation and rises in Bright's disease arterial heart disease from personal hygiene. It explains cold feet from wool socks indoors and suggests a exercise of rising on toes and heels to prevent or cure arch problems and rheumatism.
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Bright
Remarkable Ancient Eggs and Birds Mentioned in Study
The article notes hens producing about 137 pounds of shells yearly with feed absent stone and bone consumption. It cites the ostrich as the largest egg producer by size, while the wingless elephant bird of Madagascar is claimed to lay five inch eggs. An epiornis egg reportedly sells for 1000 dollars. remains tie to legends of the ae in sean Nights.
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Existance
Madagascar
Itauk
America
Washington
How to Use Pruning Shears in Orchards
Double cutter shears work well on limbs under three inches. Cut all around the branch to heal better and avoid squeezing bark. Don’t bear down on forking limbs to prevent splitting the main branch. cut beyond the crotch and remove the stub later.
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M.G
Kind Words as Bright Flowers for the Wounded Heart
A reflective piece extols kind words as bright flowers that comfort the wounded heart and lift crushed spirits, urging readers to share them freely rather than withholding. The tone emphasizes kindness as a universal blessing.
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Seri
Industrial Review and Local Developments In Oregon
Industrial notes report Bandon will invest about 40 000 to improve the water system. Endee Co of Portland buys a site for a wholesale grocery warehouse. Kennewick Washington plans a creamery in spring. Portland area motor stops and crossings cited as safety concerns. Coos Bay and Siletz River area discussed for storage and cold storage plants. Plans to handle sea fish at Coos Bay and silica deposits near Oregon City noted. Willamette Valley bridges and Milwaukee council votes to buy out a local water company.
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Bandon
Endee & Co
Portland
Sterrteee
Springie Kenewick
Washington
Coog’ Bay
Oregon
Rossbere
Milwaukes Council
Aiatines Lembon
Fragmentary Maritime Ad Copy From Myrtle Point Page
A damaged OCR fragment from Myrtle Point prints hints of ad copy and remedies. The text is garbled with names and unclear claims about bowel cleansers and other products, offering little coherent news or events.
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