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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
7
A fragmented dental and patent medicine style advertisement extols Allen's Foot Kase for relief from foot pain and burns and claims benefit for ears and deafness via a flawed medical remedy. The passage also references Vizsaa suburbia and an exaggerated population claim, plus a dismissive note about divorces in Chickasawa.
The article surveys global wealth, noting princes and monarchs with vast fortunes, and counting rich magnates in Germany Austria Bulgaria Russia India and China. It highlights Chinese cryptomillionaires and Dowager Empress wealth, with remarks on American and South American fortunes and fears of wealth concentration versus mobility.
A restaurant proprietor posted a playful stunt inviting patrons with the line You cant beat ear in cent dinners. A young employee, amid a crating chaos, removed the letter b from a sign, transforming the message into a curious misprint that drew a crowd and prompted quick notice from the owner.
The article outlines the planned Brooklyn Bridge No 2 with a length of 3000 feet and a lighter Structural wheel design, featuring steel viaducts, four tracks, and twin promenades. It also recounts the Hatfield McCoy feud ending with the Hatfield line wiped out after Cap Hatfield’s death and related killings and imprisonments.
The campus outlaw Cap Matheld of the Hattivkl clan was killed in a feud with a fellow worker during a late night confrontation in the West. He reportedly killed twenty men previous to his death. Bullets ended the era of his intermittent warfare.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a violent incident with claims of a man named Hatterd possibly killing many and being charged in a defense context. The text is garbled and cannot confirm dates or locations.
An eclectic feature recounts why many birds never sing with naturalist insight, noting song birds versus non singing species and listing groups like waterbirds and gallinaceous birds. A short humorous tale about starting a chicken business with borrowed eggs and a brief note on three remnant bands in Florida closes the piece.
The London Lancet notes major difficulties in supplying clean water to troops. After long marches, soldiers will risk drinking poor water unless it is boiled or filtered.
The piece mentions Russia adopting a calendar with 1 month of 22 days and describes a claim about Hl ostetter's Stomach Nittera for various ailments. It notes Reichs shipyards at Stettin building another sea leviathan after the Deutschland and Wilhelm der Grosse, boasting 24 knots speed. It concludes with a tantalizing claim of crossing the Atlantic in seven days for someone with a week and cash.
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