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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment shows a hatchet laced speaker mentioning a wife away and death within a week. The text references Cincinnati and a Commercial Tribune source, with broken phrases and unclear context.
A fragment discusses natural icehouses in France and how visitors can prolong stays in cold caves regardless of warm weather, noting many such caves exist at least in significant numbers and suggesting extensive networks of icehouses.
A jumbled clipping combines dental and ear health notes about deafness and a misaligned tube in the ear, a medicinal ad for CHEERY 400 Tetéde and Piso’s Cure for coughs, plus a spoof exchange and casual remarks about children and a legendary stone tablet inscription in China.
An Abilene Democrat item recalls a traveler lodging at a town hotel. The conductor directs him to a place for the night and a bath. The proprietor orders a bath tote with soap towel and a pick to dam the creek, prompting a laugh.
A crude joke about a beef street joke circulated in Cleveland style humor. The line plays on a pun about Pharoah's daughter and a modified water image.
In the nineteenth century roughly 5.6 million dollars in property left by will shaved down England's national debt for that purpose.
The report shows seventy seven percent of women and sixty two percent of men taking the civil service examination are able to pass it. The figures highlight gendered differences in test outcomes within the civil service selection process.
Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg plan an extensive fall tour across the western United States, traveling as far west as San Francisco.
Advertises low fares on Great Western railway routes to Chicago Dubuque Des Moines Kansas City and the Southeast. Electric lighted trains, unequalled service. Write J P Rae G P A Chicago for information.
A discouraged fighter admits decline and seeks a stronger challenger. He states he wanted someone who could whip him and finally finds such a foe, ending with the implied exposure of his weakness and the search's conclusion.
David is set to be home at the usual dinner time as Mrs. Joggine asserts with decision. Mr Joggine remains uncertain but agrees the instruction will likely hold.
A historical note contrasts feminine and masculine mind types. It describes the feminine mind as memory based and reproductive while the masculine mind rests on reasoning and creativity. It claims the scientific male mind is masculine and that not every woman has a feminine mind, though many men have little else.
population of New Zealand increases from 851,068 in 1901 to 871,336 last year, including 48,148 Maoris. The year shows a rise of 20,268 people overall.
Articles discuss eight horsepower Benzine locomotives for narrow-gauge mines in Germany Belgium and Austria. German doctors link piano playing to nervous disease. illumination improvements in micro scopes. Birthen unicorn lore and Elazmotherium bones. X ray experiments by Goodspeed reveal secondary radiation effects. comet tail deflection studies and light pressure puzzles. Tropical resource development urged by O P Austin. Then a historical note on the second Quincy tomb and local burying ground history in Massachusetts.
City engineer begins a detailed map of Hancock Cemetery in City Square after a recent council vote. The 280 year old burying ground holds many historic tombs and inscriptions fading with time. Each tomb will be numbered and recorded with names for future reference.
A historical overview notes a downward trend in lynching in the United States since 1887 with 2,616 total through 1900. It cites regional patterns, racial breakdowns, and a June peak, while highlighting the Wilmington case as a moral touchstone and recounting a Roosevelt anecdote on federal action versus delay.
A fragmentary exchange features Gritty George and Sandy Pikes trading barbs about loafers in country stores and sarcastic writers. The piece mirrors urban mischief and rural humor while a distant note hints at Servian tension behind a King Alexander plot.
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