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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
4
A speaker extols daily work as sacred and balanced, urging moderation and effort. The piece also urges openly expressing appreciation and affection to friends, sharing simple compliments to strengthen bonds. A woman shares a method for handling disagreeable people by focusing on their good qualities and ignoring faults.
Jeremiah Quinn age eighty and R W Pierce on his ninety second birthday share views on work. Ex Alderman Henry Smith adds that late hours and excess ruin effort. Quinn notes 1850s labor as millwrights were heavier yet modern tools lessen strain. A young man needs three hours sleep before midnight for tissue repair. Milwaukee Journal.
A reflective piece on the abundance of echoes in the world and the rarity of voices that embody original thought. The text urges seeking genuine, distinctive insight beyond repetition and conformity.
The Myrtle Point piece discusses community development with two giving styles: duty driven and love driven. It notes wisdom in plain garb and modesty, mentions people working by electric light, and advertises location notices for placer or lode claims at the Prompt Particular Print shop of the Myrtle Point Enterprise.
A Georgia court reviews a dispute where a holistic practice patient sues a chiropractor over a $27.90 bill for 9 visits plus fare. The court upholds the verdict for the plaintiff and clarifies medical duty, noting a physician’s pay does not hinge on cure and standard care suffices unless a specialist is involved.
Z Taylor Johnson executor of John W Sears estate files final account with Coos County Court. Hearing on objections and settlement set for January 5, 1914 at 10 a.m. in the county court room before Judge John F Hall. First publication November 13, 1913.
Notice announces Clara A. Pierson of Myrtle Point Oregon filed a sworn statement October 27 1913 to purchase timber and land in Roseburg land office under the Timber and Stone Law. Appraised values: timber 400000 board feet at 25 cents per M land 25, final proof January 23 1914 before U S Commissioner Edgar A Dodge. Also notice of appointment of executor Rosella Scofield estate and six month claims period for creditors with Roberts Giles Roberts Myrtle Point Oregon.
An old advertisement asserts deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies and blames catarrh for most cases. It claims a $1000 reward for cures from catarrh and promotes Fabeau's Family Pills as a remedy, listing Toledo Ohio druggists.
Local merchants promote D. D. D. Prescription for eczema psoriasis and dermatitis with an iron clad guarantee. If the bottle fails to work the customer pays nothing. The ad touts immediate itch relief and permanent cures from a Chicago made remedy.
The Ohio Supreme Court held a surgeon liable for removal of a sponge left in a patient after an operation. The case discusses surgeon compensation, counts of sponges by nurses, and the jury's role in determining a reasonable payment amid varied expert testimony and patient wealth.
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