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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented ad style passage touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy to cleanse the blood, restore vigor, and improve appetite. It references medical claims, a doctor’s note about invalids, and related cosmetic and photographic products from San Francisco ads, with scattered dialogue and showy testimonials.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a medical topic referencing internal treatment and disease, mentioning blood, heart or disease state, and a local paper context. It suggests confusion over a cure or remedy and a failing effort to create public trust, with minimal readable specifics.
A garbled OCR passage depicts a groom and justice of the peace at a meeting. The justice questions the groom and the father replies in a clipped, unclear dialogue about a meal, reflecting a fragmented account.
A playful exchange unfolds as a character claims a cottage in the woods while another retorts she built it from East Lynne. The dialogue showcases light comedy delivery and regional banter.
A Jersey lawyer visiting New York pauses at a bookstore window and comments Dickens is either a poor craftsman or desperate for work after reading a sign offering all Dickens works for two dollars this week.
A derailed tone highlights a railway incident and a manager’s report noting 37 defective ties found after a return trip. The piece shifts to a humor thrust about prevention and a candy advertisement for Cascareta and Catharticle with druggist prices.
Statement notes there are at least 10 million bicycles globally with a yearly growth of 1.75 million.
Monterey Cal reports the death of George Q. Cannon of Salt Lake City a key Mormon leader after Brigham Young. Born 1827 Liverpool he joined the faith in 1840s and later served as Utah delegate to Congress 1872 polygamy prosecutions and 1881 manifesto influence noted. Cannon fled during trial bail set at 45000 but vanished amid church influence.
A British method by Mr. Stead has 0,000 students in England and French and German classes exchanging writing to practice languages. He pairs English pupils with German counterparts, using teachers to connect correspondents for mutual learning.
A Washington Star report notes high demand for rubber bands in the United States with about 400,000 gros sold yearly worth $7,000,000. New York dominates production with several factories. New Jersey and New England host others. Bands range from 1/16 to 1 1/2 inches, colors black and brown, priced from 24 cents per gros for small to 60 cents for medium, up to $1 per gros for large. Drug stores and grocers use small bands for packaging. courts and banks use larger sizes for documents. No imports. some export to the West Indies and South America.
A collage of old cure suggestions covers cold lemonade with glycerin, barley water for lead poison, sulfuric acid antidotes, cream of tartar for smallpox, altitude changes for consumption, appendicitis linked to grippe, burns in children treated with carbonized oil and dressings, and a stray line about medicines not agreeing with mother.
A garbled review outlines an industry shift toward elastic rubber band production. It notes widespread use in many businesses and hints at a restructuring of the craft toward larger scale operations.
The article describes ovarian inflammation or ovaritis as a dull throbbing pain with heat and a sense of heaviness. It notes the first stage with a test of pain and urges women to seek help from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing a testimonial of cure.
Fragmentary dialogue and an ad style snippet mix jokes about husbands and mothers with a bogus cold cure claim. A stray line mentions a poor woman and her busy husband, ending with a clipped Providence reference.
A garbled OCR page blends quirky quotes and product jingles with names like Lazative Bromo-Quinince and Mrs Winslow. It mentions Teething and health cures, famed performers, and scattered social chatter, all in a jumbled thicket of erroneous captions and stray dialogue.
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