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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
7
An unclear fragment promotes a tonic as a universal cure for stomach ailments and other troubles. The text suggests herbs and remedies, appealing to readers with assurances of enduring health. It resembles old time patent medicine language.
The text mentions a fishing feat recounted by Everett Foester in the September St Nicholas about a boy named Foster who caught a trout and cooked it in Natere’s pot. It describes a winter scene in Yellow Park and a unique dish tasted by the narrator with interest.
Fragmentary quote from Life magazine remarks on diplomacy and marriage. The readable text presents a dialogue about maps and rejection, with an implied parent child exchange and a pun on diplomacy. No clear event or person besides generic references.
An ad claims deafness from catarrh can be cured and offers one hundred dollars for proof. It explains the role of the eustachian tube and mucous membranes, asserting Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing if the tube opens, and directs readers to send for free particulars.
The piece recalls Charles Aull era as Folsom prison warden after a dramatic 13 convict escape from the institution near Sacramento California It notes his strict guard methods and annual shooting contests for guards and describes a graveyard outside the prison walls and the uniform inscriptions on the graves.
A 1901 prison escape attempt near a quarry involved convicts frantically overpowering guards. Fredericks and Soung plotted the plan with rifles cached in a gully, enabling a sudden break from the marching prisoners and a short-lived bid for freedom before being halted.
Chief Millican notes a female wit and the Inspector Casey interaction. He asks how she differs from other women, replying that she remains silent because she has nothing to say to him. Dialogue from Cincinnati Enquirer.
Warden Aull takes control at Folsom Prison on 486 acres near the American River. He installs ten guard towers with Gatling guns, doubles guards, and requires convicts to operate the weapons. Aull personally greets arrivals and emphasizes harsh discipline while improving feeding and clothing. Despite fearsome measures, he gains reluctant respect from inmates.
A fragmented item reports a local tale from Sirte about Se Menì and Gene, where quirky misprints hint at a playful linguistic puzzle and personal names. The readable text suggests a community anecdote without clear dates or roles.
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Kase for sweaty feet and corns. It claims relief for hot swollen feet and itching, and promises shoes will fit better. The copy urges readers to request a free sample from Le Roy X and to buy only this brand from druggists.
Nearly 80 000 Welsh residents in Liverpool are mentioned in a Liverpool context seeking to found a Celtic chair at University College. The note contrasts Pico's Cure for Consumption and mentions a lighthearted exchange from Smart Set.
To Chicago, Dubuque and the East, to De Moines, Kamene City and the Boathieast, via Chicago Great Western railway. Electric lighted trains. Unequaled services. Write to J P Elmer G P A Chicago for information. Lawyer as your husband left us will you of course will get a third. Widow Lore no He was my fourth.
An anecdote from a Baltimore American item shows a husband urging his wife to hurry home as their children prepare to share stories of their cleverness. The fragment hints at parental pride and lively domestic recollections.
A Chicago Daily News excerpt shows a doorkeeper asking about a baby carriage and Mrs. Merphy replying that babies are admitted in the theater with a program noting they can attend. The exchange captures a theater seating custom and a parent’s compliance.
Fragmented OCR text shows a hiring or employment notice involving Reiterason Machine Co and individuals Merricen B Parsons and John Poole, with unclear phrases and names. The readable portions reference a notice to or from the company and possibly a location tied to Merricen and Palies Authematie. Further context is needed for a complete summary.
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