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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
7
Claimant with twenty five years of dyspepsia reports relief after four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla enabling better digestion sleep and fewer stomach cramps. Location given as Providence Rhode Island. The ad asserts permanent cures and general health benefits.
The article notes purple as the royal color while Charles I chose a white robe for his coronation. It recalls two exceptions Richard I and Henry VI also wore white satin robes and met violent ends at Pontefract Castle and the Tower. It links the timing of Charles I’s burial, twenty three years later, with a snowstorm and superstitions about a “white king.”
Special from Freeborn Minnesota reports Mr. R E Goward credits Dodd s Kidney Pills with ending his kidney trouble and restoring energy. He urges others to try the remedy, citing personal improvement and renewed vitality. Letter notes stray references to other animal meat anecdotes interrupting the text.
The report surveys diverse curiosities from Zurich and California to Montana. It notes Baumann reproductions of Martian canals, a Salton Basin date palm claim, a home ozone sterilizer, a long lived radio clock by Harrieon Martindale, Montana sapphires awakening pride, and a strange apparition story in London Globe style notes.
In Pakokku a ghost story from the Friend of Burwahb recounts Maung Yun and May Neain’s late infant son seen in broad daylight at the cemetery. The distraught father reportedly carried the child from the sayat to home, believing the baby had been buried alive during illness.
The Engineer describes a new dry galvanizing method called Sherardiging that coats iron and steel with zinc at around 200 degrees below zinc’s melting point. Iron is cleaned, placed in a zinc dust environment, heated to 50 to 600 degrees F for hours, then cooled to form a fine zinc coating. It works on copper aluminum and antimony too, offering low cost and less zinc waste than molten dipping.
An article fragment recalls a church fair with strawberry shortcake and humor as attendees joke about fooling others. The text features disjointed dialogue and misspellings reflecting a historical newspaper capture.
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