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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
7
An elderly reader recalls health revival after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She describes years of back pain, fatigue and misery, then relief after six bottles. The testimonial mentions New Orleans and Harbor, Indiana, and asserts renewed strength for daily work.
In a peculiar Indian country tale a lawyer refuses a receipt for a fee, but the Christian aborigine insists on one for judgment day. A prompt receipt is finally written as the man explains his desire to be ready for the final day. Also an ad promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease for foot comfort and blister relief with testimonials.
Striving to cheapen light, electricians expect illumination costs to fall and Langley suggests a heatless firefly light as ideal. A teething period remedy, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, is recommended by mothers. An Eastern authority notes that the strongest drinkers cannot raise drink prices.
The passage mentions a cold remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab with refund offer and E. W. Grove’s branding. It discusses ancient Chinese iron ore magnetism leading to the compass, arch construction, and a religious contrast between heathen and Christian views on God and humanity.
Fragmentary literary note by Prof. Bimen KMewcomb discussing distant stars and incomprehensible parenisses. The piece reflects on astronomy and language with a scholarly, antiquated tone.
A Chicago furrier warns Alaska bears a collapsing fur industry as deer wolves otters and seals dwindle. He cites British hunters and a US monopoly driving declines while cannery practices threaten salmon and other fish with widespread overfishing and regulatory gaps.
An expedition recounts a slave theft by a French officer along a river flowing into the Congo. The narrative describes a night in camp and the enslaved man’s acceptance of his grim fate as events unfold during the journey.
Fragmentary account describes sealing pressure on Alaskan wildlife, with a Kodiak Island claim of 960,000 salmon cases for one company. It notes native traders, honest squaws, and varied game along the coast, including moose and caribou, amid dangerous travel and distant river tales.
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