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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
8
A Hindoo myth explains woman’s origin through Twash tri, the Vulcan figure, who after exhausting materials for man, crafts woman from elements such as moonlight, serpent curves, plant twists, grass blades, flower softness, feather lightness, and other natural traits described in a poetic catalog.
Prof F S Bunch and Mrs M Bunch travel to Portland for Seventh Day Adventist meeting and plan visits to Gaston before returning home. Mr Overton and family of Grants Pass arrive seeking permanent relocation. Mrs Overton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Overton. Frank Mosier returns from Carl Bruner’s Templeton ranch enjoying time away. Walter Bennett ill with a severe cold this week. Fred Mosier’s house catches fire Friday morning. the creamery fire shortly after is put out with little damage. James Freeman shovels cheese from the factory to Myrtle Point for Fred Mosier. Rev R G Summerlin of North Wend to preach at United Brethren church next Saturday and Sunday. basket dinner on Sunday. all invited.
Myrtle Point businessman N P Paterson returns from Bay trip with Mrs Peterson. Cal Danielson and wife visit. Mrs D. travels to Myrtle Point to see Panter family. Al Willard enters Dr Wetmore Hospital in Myrtle Point for serious lung trouble. County court adjourns to May 18 due to Circuit court session. Capt Robert Johnson of Bandon life saving crew testifies in Czarina wreck probe. Newport cargo steamer arrives from Portland, plans Eureka leg with coal and 150 cattle aboard.
The Steamer Breakwater will sail from Marayfirla and Portland on listed dates. From Marshfield in the afternoon and morning slots on the 16th 21st 26th 31st with given times. From Portlana sailings at 9:00 AM on the 14th 19th 24th and 29th.
John F. Carrull editor of the Evening Telegram, meeting Portland Business Men's Ex cursion in Newburg, reports dry sentiment prevailing at all dry owns visited. He notes the Telegram is not opposing efforts to spread water wagon plans statewide.
A dealer touts Ballard’s Herbine as a universal remedy for stomach and liver issues with a 50 cent bottle price. Separately, mention of wireless stock previously bought at 16 dollars per share has surged to 50 dollars, surprising early investors.
The office of 0. Stemmler offers corrected up to date maps of any township and range in Cops and Curry county for public use.
The ad urges immediate action against rheumatism using Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims nine of ten cases are muscular and due to cold or damp, and will yield to vigorous application. It promises quick relief and notes the product is sold by all good druggists.
Water patrons are ordered not to use city water for sprinkling lawns or watering gardens. Use limited to family purposes while supply remains insufficient.
The advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment instantly relieves rheumatism pain and leaves users supple, stating it would help fully 13.01 people if disaster arrived tomorrow. Sold by N. G. W. Perkins.
City of Myrtle Point invites bids by 8 p m May 16 1910 for water mains and laterals from cemetery reservoir to city and for intake to reservoir pipe conduit. Bids include furnishing or laying pipe with 5 percent bid deposit and bond within 10 days if awarded, with right to reject any bid. Dated May 4 1910 I E Rose City Recorder. For sale by druggists Chamberlain Salve brand ad included.
Shoe store advertises up to date stocks and complete line of footwear. Customer urged to see the seller before making a purchase. Signed by PREETI.
A lively tale notes Susie as a sturdy regular tom boy who climbs trees fences and ditches, often scratched and bruised. Her mother applies Bucklen's Arnica Salve and she heals quickly, claimed to cure boils ulcers eczema old sores corns and piles, available 25 cents at N G W Perking.
Mr. C H Py Cornelius of Turner Oregon writes that Snow Liniment cured Poison Oak Poisoning for her and two friends. The product priced 25c 20c and 1.00 sold by N G WW Perkins.
An Old World health advisory touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervous women and female troubles. It claims women with melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, insomnia, or fainting benefit from the tonic. Thousands report improved health. price fifty cents with satisfaction guaranteed by N G W Perkins.
An appliance-style ad urges quick use of Ballard's Snow Liniment for minor injuries among boys with scratches cuts sprains bruises burns or scalds. It recommends applying according to directions to relieve pain and heal the trouble and notes prices 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by N. G. W. Perkins.
An Atchison woman married to a widower presents a court filing describing a notarized inventory of her late wife’s belongings. The document states two petticoats, a wool coat, corset, hose, dresses, shirts, ring, hair-switch, breastpin, slippers and more held in a sealed attic box to block further step-children claims.
Chamberlain's Liniment is a new preparation praised for curing chronic and muscular rheumatism and reducing pain in acute inflammatory rheumatism. It quickly eases lame back and shoulder from muscle rheumatism and soothes soreness from exertion or injury when massaged into the affected areas. For sale by all good druggists.
R L Weekly administrator of Irene J Weekly estate filed final account with Coos County Court Oregon. Judge J F Hall schedules June 6 1910 at Coos County Court House for hearing objections and settlement of the final account.
An advisory notes that whooping cough is more deadly than scarlet fever and often leads to pneumonia. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in many epidemics and shares a testimonial from Delbert McKeig of Harlan Towns praising its use for his nine month old son. Drugstores carry the remedy.
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with immediate relief from biliousness and constipation. She says the tablets strengthen digestion, purify the stomach liver and blood, and support natural function. available from druggists.
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