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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
6
A long column blends homely reflections on sacrifice, family life, and virtue with religious and civic guidance. It critiques hollow praise for sacrifice, extols mothers and wives, praises education and self reliance, and endorses child welfare via a U.S. Labor Department pamphlet.
An article argues rest speeds recovery from acute illnesses by reducing both physical and mental exertion and even limiting food intake. It claims slowing digestion eases organ workload and aids healing, while cautioning against “working off” illness and noting faster cold recovery with rest.
Despite strict baggage checks by New York customs, returning Americans report few troubles as Enterprise ads claim results. The remark highlights a smoother process and the company’s advertising credibility amid ongoing enforcement.
The Canadian oat crop is largely failed this year affecting world markets. Canada will have none for shipment including to the United States, leaving the United States to dominate exports. English buyers may seek American oats for cavalry horses.
The ad claims one focused use for Dean's Kidney Pills to ease weak kidneys. A Grants Pass testimonial from Mrs J A Harvey describes rapid relief after months of other medicines and says minor kidney issues return briefly but are quickly driven away. Price 50 cents at dealers.
Independent candidate 4310 E H Kern Coquille Oregon seeks votes. A regular graduate of Kansas State Agricultural College class of 1884 with 14 years in railroad location construction and maintenance for several lines and ten years in irrigation and mining engineering. Member Oregon State Society of Engineers asks for votes at the polls.
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