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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
7
The passage describes impurities in the body as impure humors that the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot cleanse. It claims accumulation causes pimples boils eczema loss of appetite fatigue bilious turns indigestion headaches and many other troubles.
An 19th century testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured salt rheum on hands and sores by ongoing use. The snippet emphasizes the medicine driving out the humor and restoring work ability, with a customer from Ruméérd Palis Me.
An American traveler reports a Korak peasant in Siberia worshiping a Harper's Magazine image of Mayor Dix as a shrine deity. The piece notes a past habit of widespread magazine reading, and mentions the Shah of Persia enjoying magazines for their pictures, amid low literacy in Persia.
A Louisiana Miss issue proclaims Dodd's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney troubles with testimonials from Mrs Baggett praising the remedy. The notice claims the pills purify blood, promote energy, and restore health, touting Dodd's as the greatest tonic.
The dialogue recalls Forrester who bought wild land and turned it into a farm. It notes his son became a successful dentist and mentions an inventor of a stump pulling device.
The text provides kitchen instructions for Wild Grape Jelly and Corn Soup. It describes stripping grapes, juicing, adding sugar, cooking until jelly forms, and filling glasses. For Corn Soup it lists corn, water, milk, eggs, salt, sugar, pepper, butter, flour with steps to simmer, thicken, and finish with egg yolk.
A recipe describes boiling cheese with milk and chocolate to a thick cream, cooling, then beating eggs, brown sugar, butter, and milk with vanilla. The heated mixture is folded into sifted flour with baking powder, baked in a loaf tin, and finished with a chocolate icing.
Instructions describe making chocolate pudding with sugar chocolate and custard base, plus sweet potatoes baked with pepper egg breading and parsley, Beach Butter from cider with peaches, Baked Bananas in maple syrup and lemon, Potatoes baked in cream with cheese, and a Corn Omelet with cream and eggs. The tone reflects home kitchen guidance and period cooking methods.
The Springfield Republican notes that bogus titles flourish in England and even in America. It cites Dod’s Peerage estimating 56 to 60 baronetcies could fail scrutiny, with impostors buying lands and claiming lineage. In country areas such pretensions pass, while London would balk. many long standing titles may rest on antiquated use rather than proof.
The item presents a playful back-and-forth among Mrs Dix and Mrs Hix about late marriages and past affairs, followed by a joke about ghosts walking at night. The fragmentary text reflects a miscellaneous humor column from a historical paper.
A man seeking free information asks what to do after a fall on a defective sidewalk. The lawyer replies he would require a $10 retainer before answering, turning the free question into a paid consultation.
Allen's Foot Base powder pledges quick relief for hot swollen feet and aching corns. Cure for bunions and growing nails touted. available at druggists and shoe stores. Allen & Olmsted, Le Roy NY.
A mother questions a daughter about marriage prospects with George. The daughter dismisses the idea, noting George shows no hint of considering her as a wife. She adds that he complained of feeling weary last night and it wasn’t nine o'clock.
A sketch lists Graeco Roman and other classic names used for New York State towns and cities. The dialogue format shows Pat and Mike joking about reading a Hebrew newspaper and not understanding the tune, highlighting language muddle.
STATE OF ONO City OF Toropa Leeas County Faana 3wexxy swears he is partner of F J tnexgy Co in Toledo Ohio and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Watson’s Catarrh Cure. Frank Jehenny sworn before a notary, Dec 6, public notice. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio markets Catarrh Cure and Mall’s Pills sold by druggists.
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