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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
7
A scattered collection of odd notes describes mustard mixtures cooked over long times, curious bread clocks in Los Angeles, a Russian returning to faith, a small Mount Olives town, teething remedies, spice claims, and a fish sauce recipe using lemon juice and egg yolks.
Conversation reveals skepticism about a wife's silence being genuine as a man asserts he has reasons to doubt her. The fragment hints at domestic tension and a dispute over truthfulness. Further context is unclear from the excerpt.
The text defines granite as the lowest rock in the earths crust and the bedrock of the world. It states granite shows no evidence of life and is the parent rock from which all rocks have derived directly or indirectly.
A fragment from Chicago News notes a village blacksmith who learned auto repair now calls himself a blackswythe, prompting local humor about pride and names.
A home remedy suggests placing equal parts of alam and salt or salt alone on cotton and inserting it into the hollow of an aching tooth. The method is claimed to provide relief when other measures fail.
The ad promotes a blood purifier said to cure eczema psoriasis salt eruptions tetter and acne by removing impurities from digestion and kidneys. It claims S S is a purely vegetable remedy that detoxifies acids and toxins, revitalizes organs, and clears skin through natural channels. The company offers a free illustrated book and medical advice.
A fragmentary poem set to music praising national symbols and seafaring heritage. Mentions Red White and Blue, Columbia, liberty, heroism, and enduring patriotic wreaths. The text blends verses on naval pride and shared national identity with repeated refrains and chorus-like lines.
Exposure of Rome popular fallacies on the perennial subject. The article links digestion and cold susceptibility, warns against overfeeding and alcohol, promotes fresh air, exercise, and abstention from waste accumulation. It notes a cold tied to digestive issues and condemns hot toddies and laxatives as remedies. Child insurance forbidden in Montreal with lodge implications.
A dialogue about teaching a girl to swim reveals a mentor’s caution and playful misnaming as a couple settles on a nickname for their baby. The exchange includes shifting proposed names and a humorous note on misheard or mistaken choices.
A social column explores the complexities women face choosing gowns accessories and hairstyles while men focus on a simple evening attire yet both groups risk fashion mistakes. The piece also recounts a New York Times barber on a western trip praised for skill and tact in addressing famous patrons.
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