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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1907

Page

7

Our Own Minstrels Selections At Local Show

A fragment from a minstrel program features Mistah Jinkins and Msieu Yelike Phewry performing in a humorous exchange. The scene shifts to a ballad titled Aa Me the Old Old Question Love Do You Eat a Soft Shell Crab with a line about travel and time in Rome woven through dialogue.

Mistah Jinkins George Mistah Msieu Yelike Phewry

Fall seeding advised for robust alfalfa growth

Pike County Missouri farmer B C Cameron urges fall seeding after years of trial. He details soil prep with winter manure, weed control by surface cultivation, and sowing twenty pounds of seed per acre after September moisture, plus hand sowing and harrow coverage.

Weede Don

Buckeye Reds: A New Fowl From Cornish and Buff Cross

The article describes crossing Barrel Rocks with Buff Cochinas and Black Breasted Red Games, revealing Cornish Indian Game influence and the resulting Buckeye Reds. It highlights their frost tolerance, long meat-bearing bodies, weight ranges of nine to ten pounds for males and five to seven for females, rich yellow skin and legs, and a velvety dark red plumage with metallic gloss. References Mrs. F. Metcalf of Ohio and American Agriculturist.

F. Metcalf Ohio

Poultry Keeping Advice From An Old Farmer

Poultry notes urge frequent feeding for rapid growth and warn that lice breed under roosts. Indicators like swollen eyes and nostril discharge signal roup. Provide gravel for fattened fowls and sift coal ashes for dust baths. Ventilation is vital. give docks liberty, market fowls early, and prefer kept stock with better selling profits.

Blood Cure Claim Promises Health Through Pure Blood

An advertisement asserts bad blood causes disease and promotes S S S as the universal remedy. It argues purer blood prevents eruptions, ulcers, rheumatism and contagions, claiming the tonic cleanses the bloodstream and removes hereditary taints. The ad invites readers to obtain S S S at local stores in Atlanta Georgia.

S. S Nature First Close Funy Ad Fic CO Atlanta

Fragmented Humorous Snippets From 19th Century Newspapers

A collage of short quips and dialogue snippets from various periodicals. Topics include baldness jokes about a character named Baretop, teething remedies in an Aldine advertisement, neighborhood friction involving Blobbs and Mr. Hood, and a quip about an airship inventor Bacon. The text also references translations and a nonsensical supplier note.

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