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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
7
The text argues medicine must be priced by cost and effect not a single measure. It claims the best dose is the one that does the most, cures radically and with the least expense, asking what medicine fits this standard.
An OCR fragment shows advertisements touting Sarsaparilla for blood purification and relief from fatigue, eczema, and debility. It mentions Dr Kiine’s Great Nervine and other patent medicine claims, plus scattered testimonials and a New Jersey style local ad tone referencing addresses and everyday ailments.
Describes a portable homemade hog hang scaffold for farm use. Details include timber sizes 2x4 inches chestnut and hardwood components, mortises for joints, and braces to support five hogs weighing up to 800 pounds each. Notes durability, paint, and low cost with hooks from a blacksmith.
Assembly notes describe a scaffold brace and bolts for beam support, plus carpentry specs. Livestock fair coverage outlines prizes for senior and junior champions, and notes on exhibitor plans and equitable awards. Also features on movable poultry fences and winter storage tips.
The article describes building movable wire fences to protect young chicks. Braced frames use corner braces and wire netting with planks at the bottom to stay off mud. Multiple sections can be linked for longer pens, aiding spring chick raking and containment.
The piece argues oleomargarine laws protect consumers by exposing oles true origin and urges farmers to resist changes in policy. It notes the public favors honest labeling, while advocates say oleo should compete on merit rather than mimic butter.
The article recounts a prominent New York mercantile firm woman who fell ill, turned to stimulants and morphine, then learned the root cause was a womb ailment. It advocates Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure and cites Mrs Mari Rosen of Chicago as an endorsing reader letter.
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to contact Mrs Pinkham at Lymm Massachusetts. All letters are read and answered by women only, fostering trusted private discussions about illness and health. Her years of experience aim to help and require nothing in return.
Fragmentary dialogue about eloping and returning, with unclear speakers and setting, reflecting a fragmented newspaper OCR. The text suggests a playful exchange rather than a clear event or report.
A fragmentary quote compares cruiser use to drinking healths and firing salutes, attributed to Cleveland Plaim Desler, reflecting a satirical or mock dialogue about naval tradition and papal influence.
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