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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
6
Advert describes how neglected colds lead to chronic bronchitis pneumonia or asthma and urges using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral at cough onset. Claims a few doses will cure, with prices 25c 50c and 81c and mentions druggist.
The fragment discusses a doctor and a wife’s sleep, noting questions about nightly routines. A man references touching a vest pocket as a cue, with unclear context and attribution to a Chicago News source.
The funeral of Walter Gazle, the town bank cashier who died recently, drew many local cashiers and colleagues from Owenton. The service noted how 121 men trained under him rose to bank positions and began independent work.
An order quick lists machinery line items including sails plows beams and separators offered by Petersen Machinery Co in Portland Oregon. It notes prices like 7.70 for a wood beam and invites readers to request prices on any machinery locally.
Sir Michael Henry Herbert, British diplomat and Pembroke family member born 1857, died in Switzerland while pursuing health recovery. A long career included posts in Paris, Washington, The Hague, Constantinople, Rome, and ambassador to the United States in 1907. He earned the Grand Cross for Venezuela talks and helped shape the Alaskan boundary arbitration.
At Bluffton, the trial proceeds for assault and battery of ten high school students tied to the L. A. B. secret society. The grand jury indicted them for the severe hazing incident connected with the group.
Ralph McBride and three students suffered injuries during an initiation that involved barbed wire and risky stunts. The incident left McBride ill and unable to attend school. Prosecutor John Burns examines whether the death was caused by the initiation. McBride’s parents did not seek an investigation.
A curious catalog lists royal tastes across Europe. The German emperor favors thrush salad stew, Queen Wilhelmina likes roast joints, Spain’s king prefers underdone beef, Italy’s cuttarde, Russia’s czar favors codried meat, and France’s president likes mutton. The Italian king’s grandfather preferred bread and cheese to the opera, while King Edward II enjoys well cooked mutton chops.
A party recounted by Chauncey M Depew features a girl laughing at a tale he was telling. He explains the joke is about a story he had told before, prompting the senator to become unusually silent and move to a seat, signifying a tense moment.
Mrs Hattie La Fountain of Gallon Ohio writes of her recovery after childbirth using Peruna to treat bearing down and irregular menstruation. She credits a friend and her husband for trying the remedy and recommends it to others.
Mra Julia M Brown secretary of the Woman's State Federation of California writes from Los Angeles praising Peruna as a remedy that exceeds its claims. She notes women and mothers improved from chronic ailments after tried remedies failed and says she has used it herself with satisfactory results.
The note presents Mrs Knicker-Is Jones as well informed, with Mrs Becker affirming that her cook has lived with other neighborhood families. The exchange implies familiarity with social circles and domestic staff.
A quirky dialogue describes a woman with striking features and a remark about a cat corn, followed by a jumbled line about five cars and a one hundred dollars in claims tied to a restless town scene. Diggs questions the jacket as the banter veers into oddities and local fluster.
A woman confined to her home for years with a chronic female ailment finally finds relief after trying numerous doctors and remedies, ending her long struggle and beginning a new, hopeful chapter.
A wit says when disease nature is unclear the prudent move is silence. The physician is advised to observe and wait for clearer signs rather than risky speculation.
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