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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
7
A fragment references a Louisville Courier Journal line about a heroic stand by Horatius at the bridge. It mentions three men and a vow to hold the left and right sides against foes. It mirrors dramatic wartime rhetoric and royalties for writing about the fight.
Fragmentary note from the Cleveland Leader mentions a man claiming to have a key to success but failing to find the keyhole. The casual self help anecdote hints at gaps between belief and results.
The scene centers on Hobartia and his oldest sister as questions about the ailing man’s fate surface. Dr Shaw voices cautious optimism and warns against pinning hopes on a sure recovery.
An old ad discusses Hood's Sarsaparilla and states Sarsatabs tablets as a convenient form. It promotes the tonics for daily use and highlights the brand names in a brief sales blurb.
A butcher answers a ringing phone to a little girl asking where grandpa’s liver is. The playful anecdote, sourced from the London Telegraph, ends with a wartime jab about Red Cross stamps contrasting Uncle Sam.
Bud Doble endorses Spohn's Distemper cure as the greatest blood purifier for horses in forty years of experience. The bottle sold for 50 cents or 1.00, with druggists or manufacturers supplying agents. free book available from Spahn Medical Co., Goshen, Ind.
A fragment from the Courier Journal recalls a traveler who planned a world voyage and began in Europe without tipping. The speaker describes fear when considering turning back and continuing the journey.
A cloaked figure in elegant dress snatches a purse from a richly appareled dame on the boulevard. He vanishes by leaping into an awaiting airplane and is seen escaping into the distance, astonishing the victim and onlookers.
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for sweating calluses and swollen aching feet. It claims trial packages are free and directs readers to a Le Roy New York address, priced at 25 cents with no substitutes.
An exchange from the London Telegraph notes a councilman asking residents to subscribe to the town’s cemetery. An elderly local replies she has already subscribed, mentioning three wives in a humorous, clipped exchange.
A mother checks her sleeping child in the nursery and her husband muses on the crib its cost. A Japanese journalist condemns calling them Japs while a western congressman mulls ethnic labels and a quick retort follows.
Advertisement claims PAZO ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with money back. The piece also notes a verse about a distant "standards" shift and mentions a Podunk Times item and a London fritbite credit, attributed to Chicago Tribune.
A fragment notes a laxative labeled Bromos Quinine diet with a claim to cure a cold in one day. It mentions seeking the signature of E. W. Grove and uses phrases about “Weeld over to Cure a Cold in One Day.”
In this garbled excerpt a Rankin asks about simulating fruit and vegetable trends while a Pyle reference and old time chatter mention Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. A grocer and customer exchange stray lines about meat products and dried edanali, reflecting a cluttered newspaper page with scattered quotes and names.
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