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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
7
A garbled dialogue references propagators accused of disease while discussing cures and hearing loss. The fragment mentions names like Spykes and J. Chenry and touches on remedies, colds, and medicines in a noisy social setting.
An OCR fragment blends medical ad copy for Mostetter's Stomach Bitters praising digestion and health with scattered quotations and anecdotes. It references dyspepsia remedies, a brief dialogue about a shooting impersonation, and a customer testimonial praising Piso’s Cure for Consumption from Trinity Springs, Indiana, dated February 15, 1900.
A playful dialogue captures a man declaring he is just beginning to find his place in the world while a woman responds with a mix of innocence and mild social embarrassment. The tone blends humor with gentle social observation.
Four mummies found in a sealed cave on the Sierra Madre slopes of Mexico are on display in the Ethnological Department. The artifacts, including a man woman Attic boy and infant girl, show natural mummification from extreme dryness. They exhibit superior cranial features and hair texture suggesting origins beyond current regional inhabitants. Consul reports mention a new French artificial material for wallpaper from animal skins and hides.
The fragment discusses Russian expeditions to Kolynsk and St Petersburg preserving a specimen, India’s snakebite death toll, and totals of wild animal slaughter. It notes underwater electric arc cutting potential, and Raphael Dubels experiments cultivating luminous marine microbes for glow and photography.
A speaker declares a return to rural life over the city grind. He longs for a simple farm neighborhood, notes the town’s kindness, and laments cost and crowds in urban life, saying he will go back where the air is sweet and neighbors greet him.
The anonymous letters describe women sharing medical testimonials about Lydia E. Pinkham remedies for long standing ailments. A Camden New Jersey reader recounts personal improvement after using the product and urges others to try it. A humorous exchange questions a man who quotes poetry about missing past seasons.
The Dr Williams Medicine Co advertises a $1000 reward for fraud in testimonials used to promote Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. A Lewiston, Pa case quotes Frank A Means stating nerve recovery after taking the pills, sworn April 1901 by Notary Albert S Cibbonery. Pills sold nationwide at 25 cents per box. six boxes for two dollars.
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