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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
2
Health expert Prof. James Munyon reports strong interest in his natural remedies for stomach trouble indigestion and rheumatism. A city woman credits rapid relief and renewed vitality after using Munyon's pellets and urges others to seek free medical advice and examination at 63d and Jefferson Streets.
A French paper notes a New Zealand chief occupying land with contested rights. He quips that his claim is solid because he "ate the preceding owner," asserting a blunt and humorous take on property title.
An Irishman visiting an island country discovers he is eating cheese that contains living creatures. He reacts with disbelief asking if cheese in this land has children, noting the astonishing find.
An advertisement touts Hamlins Wizard Oil as a quick remedy for headache toothache stomachache and earache, suggesting it is not a serious ailment requiring a doctor's visit. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and accessibility.
A reflection on temper and manners. The text argues that a steady sweet temper governs family life, while true breeding shows in gentle oscillation between firmness and tact. It warns that harshness forfeits respect and dignity comes from not wounding others.
A saying contrasts a perfect man who claims no faults with a true ideal who admits his flaws. It reflects on humility and self awareness as the mark of genuine character.
The piece compares American travelers’ first European hotel experiences from Naples to Paris, noting quirks such as clothing left for brushing, key handling, and locker-style room storage. It humorously details beds, elevators, tips, and the oddities of price and service in Germany France and Italy.
A British association meeting revisited tidal and wind power economics. La Revue Scientifique highlights a Gironde mouth device using sea wave pressure to drive a turbine via an air chamber and valve system, reportedly functioning in calm and stormy conditions.
In a playful exchange from Harper's Bazar, Rogers jokes he has trimmed every other expense and now urges his wife to chant. Mrs Rogers questions the reason, and the banter turns on frugality and domestic humor.
A Russian, long in Paris and with little French, received a one month prison term for assaulting a police officer. He was acquitted on a separate charge of insulting the officer after his counsel explained the word cited was a Russian term with no insult.
In Atchison a woman entered a hardware store and asked to be shown a harmless revolver for burglar protection. She had consulted her husband who recommended a hammerless model.
Quotation from the Houston Post highlights Jinx as repeatedly knocking before entering offices and before leaving, framing him as unusually courteous or cautious in professional settings. The brief line contrasts his entrance and departure habits with a repeated motif.
In China and Japan Professor F H King notes heavy labor and time spent on soil fertilization rivaling seed and harvest efforts. Farmers employ barnyard manure bean oil cake canal mud and river mud fermented as fertilizer with 70 to 100 tons per acre in some cases Irrigation reduces erosion and Mongolians cultivate legumes for nitrogen while dense populations drive careful crop care.
Thimbles originated as a thumb bell in Dutch practice and spread to England by 1695. Early versions were brass or iron, later crafted from silver gold steel horn ivory and glass, with Chinese carved pearl examples and gold bindings. A royal bridal thimble from Siam exemplifies the era’s luxury, a gold lotusbud studded with diamonds spelling the queen’s name.
Uncle Eben counsels contentment with quiet toil. He warns against envy and aggression, urging care in dealings and restraint to avoid harming others. The remark reflects a small talk tone in a rural setting.
A Plain Inquiry notes the warden asking what most men are doing in custody and a quick reply that they are principally doing time. The exchange reflects prison routine and discipline within the facility.
A Don girl shows a strange mark on her forehead about a week after exposure to a dreaded disease. Doctors confirm the mark once appeared on a leper and warn of possible contagion as investigators trace the origin from the east.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the superior blueing for washing clothes. It claims the powder yields clearer whites and longer-lasting results, warns against liquid blue, and notes the product is sold everywhere at 10 cents with grocer availability.
Dialogue captures Mr Youngbride and Mrs Youngbride bickering over a ruined kettle and overboiled coffee. He apologizes as she laments the melted kelpers, revealing a domestic mishap and tension in a lighthearted kitchen moment.
A Scottville Michigan farm mother of thirteen praised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Herbal Sanative Wash for preventing backache and bearing-down pains from hard work. She credits the remedies with restoring health and happiness and cites her daughter’s relief from painful periods.
An American tourist tours Dublin with visits to a Guinness restored cathedral, their schools, and the brewery, remarking that education salvation and damnation are all shown in one display. The tale highlights the Guinness family’s influence across religion education and industry.
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