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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
7
Detrait News notes a provocative quote attributed to Professor Thomas challenging the notion of a girl’s value. The piece cites the belief that men spend money on women if granted possession rights, illustrating societal tensions over gender worth and control.
A Washington Star quip features a farmer Mr Crosslets debating poultry welfare. The punchline highlights "Sunday company" as a key factor in raising chickens.
A playful exchange in Scots costume features Algy recalling his grandfeather was a Scotsman and easing cold knees with a warm reception to the idea.
Public health notice promotes simple home mixed medicines to curb consumption symptoms and coughs. It lists a laxative cough syrup using wild cherry bark cardiol essence and white pine compound, with dosing guidance for adults and children. The instruction urges saving the cutout for a friend.
A quoted line from the Los Angeles Express notes women spend about half their time trying to look as good as a photographer can. The remark reflects a casual newsroom aside on beauty standards and media influence.
A Baltimore American excerpt shows a playful exchange where Jane jokes about a hand in a pocket and John is reminded of a letter given two weeks earlier. The dialogue hints at a domestic or social clue within a larger feature.
A vivid remark from the Los Angeles Express notes that while vice is a frightening force, dramatic works and books about it attract strong public interest and readership. The piece suggests culture engages society with stark depictions of vice.
A witty dialog about a tough steak and a famed author character appears in Tit Bits. The exchange riffs on originality and sameness in literary voices with a playful tone.
Jason claims to have recovered the golden fleece and intends to bring it back. Doubters persist, arguing the prize may not be pure wool or a complete yard ride, reflecting skepticism from readers of the Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Lapsting expresses pride in her younger brother Jerry as he completes a bachelor of arts degree after three years in college. The remark highlights family pride and rapid academic achievement.
A collage of trivia notes covers topics from railways valued worldwide to moth anatomy and candle power standards. It mentions wine production, Alaska waterways, Nero’s intoxication, future NYC rail passenger projections, and diamond deposits in German Southwest Africa. Also noted are Vatican observatory changes, California pioneers, Petrie findings at Memphis, and Alpine club gifts.
A witty quip from the Baltimore American plays on love and wealth. Nell laments loving a poor young man while not loving the rich old man, and Bell replies with a flip line about choosing the horn of plenty.
The Cleveland Leader quotes a line about Jones's reputed intellect. It notes people say Jones has the finest mind and sagacity and questions how he earned that fame. The punchline shows his quick agreement with praise, implying his clever self-awareness.
A theater near danger after a villain drops a lit cigarette into the snow. Authorities say a minor blaze was quickly controlled, preventing serious damage or injuries.
A vintage notice claims Hamlins Wizard Oil used as a gargle at first sore throat symptoms will prevent tonsillitis quinsy and diphtheria. The sweeping claim targets readers seeking immediate cures for serious illnesses.
A Yonkers State man notes the water holds danger despite a swimmer’s lure. The piece mentions an estimated 20 000 tons of radium in the Bea and quotes the girl with the swell bathing suit as unaffected by the prospect of entering the water.
In a Central Street police court yesterday Magistrate O'Connor questioned a buxom woman witness about being a friend of the prisoner. She replied sharply that she is his mother-in-law, offering a terse denial with little emotion.
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