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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
Mr. William Tweddle of Btanhope England cultivates a four foot high moss rose novelty in his garden. The bush holds about a dozen buds and two or three roses in full bloom with gardeners noting the unusual color.
Fragmentary line items show pricing for specimens including gold silver copper and envelopes. Mentions control Umpire work and a Benk reference, but full details and context are unreadable.
A New York shop displays a caution against unscrupulous figures who infringe our title to deceive the public. The door of an eating house bears a stark notice for sailors, reading Sailors' vitra cantnd here, signaling warning to a rowdy port crowd.
A Chicago inquiry on saving a soul revealed wide price ranges with Mormons estimating $1,500 per conversion while the Volunteers of America put the figure at $6. These were the highest and lowest prices named.
Pettit's Eye Salve offered for a quarter to relieve tired eyes and fast clear congested inflamed and uncomfortable eye conditions. Available from Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo New York.
A brief humorous line from the Courier Journal features a quip about a novice asking for help with a young chicken and suggesting an old experienced fowl for guidance. The exchange reflects light column wit and rural rural life tone.
Theodore Roosevelt calls for a national fight against wrongdoing in all walks of life. He urges support for the rights of every decent man including both wealthy citizens and wage earners and agricultural workers.
The piece lists surprising trivia from around the world. It notes earth surface area about 196 million square miles, German city prices near US levels, microbe killing perfumes, traveling cranes with in transit scales, Lucknow claiming the largest columnless room, Japan's foreign trade surge from 13 million to 407 million dollars yearly, about 3000 weddings daily worldwide, and an Ohio inventor's hinged metal window cleaner shelf patent.
The article celebrates the wandering band that roams neighborhoods in spring, led by cornet clarinet and the bass horn whose thunderous sound dominates. It notes interruptions by janitors and window complaints, yet praises the bass horn’s overwhelming roar that marks the season. It likens the bass horn to Niagara and Vesuvius in power.
A compact column reflects on modern social shifts and rising prices driving urban to rural movement. It notes language about seasickness culture and a humorous exchange about a drunken lift from an airplane, linking history with contemporary life.
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