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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented dialogue shows a sick man lamenting a cold while another promises a “simple and harm free remedy” in two days. The exchange shifts to a wart issue with a character named Mr. Bquinchley seeking guidance on wart removal from eggs.
The text notes that Egyptians counted weeks by names while Jews counted by numbers with the day after the Sabbath as the first day. It cites fifteen distinct Sabbath counting methods observed over four thousand years, including varying week lengths and months.
Te Breal promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to cure hot sweating aching and swollen feet remove corns and ingrowing nails and bunions. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Sample mailed frex address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The color of gem stones, while commercially important, is of little value for identification. Certain stones show characteristic shades, but color is only evidence of value after tests. All minerals in pure form are white. color results from mineral pigments.
Ad claims constipation causes many diseases and that Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets thoroughly cure it. Describes the pellets as laxative and cathartic three for a price.
A reflective essay contrasts visible life milestones with inner moments of change. Emersonian thoughts question chosen paths and suggest quieter revisions of conduct and destiny.
A dinner debate cites the law against Sunday breaking and indecent literature. A sociologist argues such laws undermine freedom, while Bishop Mallalien counters freedom is good but not excessive. He notes a paradox in Pennsylvania where one may marry a mother in law but few do.
An anecdote recalls a reverend Scottish speaker about to address an outdoor gathering. He sat on a bank with an ant nest and, as ants swarmed his mouthful, quipped that while he hoped to speak God’s word, the eel had entered his breeka.
Practical guidance for horse care during hot weather and heavy work. Details on rations, feeding ratios, hay quality, water, rest, grooming, and stable care. Emphasizes avoiding overheating, proper turnout, and humane use to maintain strength and profitability.
Guidance on harvesting and saving seed wheat and oats. Cut in dough stage, make small sheaves, and dry properly before threshing. Emphasizes grain quality, pricing at farm and dealer levels, and long-term seed stability. Notes oats decline after second year and advises northern grown seed oats every two years.
Off Newfoundland and Labrador coastlines fishermen collect cap lun fish a silvery edible species similar to sardines. Once abundant in season they ship few, leaving many to be cast alive onto meadows to decay as fertilizer, a curious local practice.
Crop rotation belongs to any system which seeks to better the soil and sustain crop health through varied planting patterns and nutrient management to prevent soil exhaustion and boost yields.
Regularity in feeding is crucial with sheep. An 8 am and 4 pm schedule works well, especially using turnips or roots. A bit of grain helps in winter, and careful watching around lambing can save young lambs and boost later profits.
The quotation emphasizes a life of balance urging constant effort coupled with faith through prayer. It attributes a maxim to George Muller about praying and working together daily.
Professor Weichert argues at a Hague scientific society that seismic tremor speeds indicate a central iron or steel core about 6 580 miles in diameter, based on interior Earth observations. Mothers urged to use Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
A salesman offers a box of sealing wax candles as a silly season gift to a patron. The patron questions the idea and the salesman explains the candles melt to seal letters. The patron doubts gifting wives during the silly season.
A quotation urges seizing time rather than delaying tasks. It underscores avoiding idleness and procrastination and adopting immediate effort to realize value in each moment.
A brief exchange contrasts worry with labor. The philosopher notes worry wears people out more than work, and Mr. Growcher agrees that many prefer fretting over taking action, highlighting a common attitude toward effort.
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