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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
7
A writer cautions that bread is harmful to babies under a year but becomes useful later. The text advises against feeding fresh bread to children of any age, endorsing stale or crisp bread to promote dental and digestive health. It notes a trend toward crisper foods and links it to future health.
Commentary notes England's advances in hygiene and public health laws as well as affordable essential foods. Paris Hygiene praises England's superior regulations and cost-effective provisions, suggesting lessons for other nations.
A neighbor recalls a humorous, tense moment when a vacuum cleaner nozzle singed an elderly man’s whiskers while he slept in a chair. The line emphasizes household mishap and the child’s innocent misinterpretation of aging facial hair.
Years of suffering end for Mabel F. Dawking of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Ind after taking Hood s Sarsaparilla She reports cure from catarrh and blood disease and urges others to try the remedy Get It today in liquid form or Sarsataba tablets
Hiccoughs embarrass victims and may signal poor digestion or stomach trouble. For temporary relief, dissolve a lump of sugar on the tongue, sip hot water slowly, or gargle with ice water.
The text counsels against dwelling on petty vexations and jealousies. It urges keeping a cheerful temper to avoid souring life and hindering effort, stating anger wastes vitality and misfortune is worsened by a sour mood. A light heart yields productive, alert hands.
An advertisement promotes Mrs Windlow’s Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for children during teething. The claim emphasizes maternal comfort and relief for teething discomfort.
A Delineator note recounts a three year old boy named Fred lamenting his mother's spanking. His aunts explain the pain comes from a little devil inside him that makes him naughty and Fred asks why that devil gets spanked.
A physician driving along saw his horse bolt frightfully, throwing him to the sidewalk and rendering him senseless. After a quick recovery he asked the crowd if anyone was hurt and offered his services, saying I’m Doctor B.
A quotation attributed to Louisa M. Alcott discusses parenting as the noblest work. It asserts raising virtuous, healthy, and capable children surpasses any military or political victory in serving the Lord.
Fragmentary details note a historical reference to Pettit eye salve with the first box sold in 1807 and mentions annual sales and gifts linked to How ard Broz in Buffalo New York.
In a thoughtful note from Success Magazine, the piece laments the decline of rocking cradles as parents embrace antiseptic beds and modern sleep norms. The author warns sentiment may preserve cradles briefly, but they will likely vanish, leaving artists to ponder a future without the motherly rocking craft.
A reflection on perseverance asserting that success arrives slower than hoped but remains reachable. It cautions against panic when in deep water and urges steady effort rather than reckless action to avoid giving up.
Pleasant news for the author as a Cleveland Leader brief reports he visits a local library with a friend to obtain a copy of his latest work. The librarian confirms the book is not yet released, and the author learns Fate end Fussing is not available.
The Devon Sea Fisheries committee voted to remove protection from seagulls and their eggs due to rising numbers and extensive fish damage. It is noted that a single gull may eat ten fish in a day, illustrating the perceived impact on fisheries.
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