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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
7
Efforts to set up wireless communication via Hawaii from Japan to San Francisco mostly failed though some messages got through. A schoolroom exchange uses a rattlesnake and a clock as a teaching quip to illustrate warning signals.
A playful vignette recalls a biscuit hat with olive plumes and a chestnut haired figure wearing a pearled chain and Persian lamb coat. Scallops and jam float about her feet as she promenades, while Harper’s Weekly advertises Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
In a Philadelphia Record excerpt two women discuss women’s suffrage. Mrs Rafferty dismisses the movement claiming her family votes for her. Mrs Kelly argues for equal pay, insisting she earns one man’s wages each Saturday night.
An old advertisement from Chicago promotes Murine Marine Eye Remedy. It claims relief for red weak weary watery eyes and invites readers to visit druggists and request eye books.
A Washington Star snippet records a citizen and a busy person discussing progress with a forward looking view. The busy person says they have traded their automobile in as part payment on an aeroplane.
A local instruction listing advertises courses in cutting fitting drafting and tailoring with up-to-date styles and fashion rites available at 143 1-2 Eleventh Street.
Mrs Raw ner recounts a tale from yesterday where Mrs Blackaway's husband, once a professional cook, was seen preparing dinner. He laid out items from a delicatessen neatly on the table, unlike a typical husband who would leave them in their original packages.
Publishing house and resort owner exchange telegrams about missing pamphlet copy for summer opening. Owner says copy was ready but train delays due to snow drifts along the route.
Mrs. Highmus-I noted the president's last night report shows the club is still progressing. Mrs. Upmore-r felt the reading was too long and paused between still and progressing in the Chicago Tribune context.
A sports vignette describes a catcher signaling to a first baseman and a sunlit glance before a pitcher, ignoring ta ke, delivers a fast ball for a two base hit. A prisoner pleads innocence as the real culprit remains free, while a philanthropic visitor notes the joke lies with a jury and judge.
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