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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
7
An anatomical mystery describes a two-lobed structure behind the nose named Bellz turcid and speculates it as a remnant of a sixth sense. Physiologists ponder its possible use for ancient humans, while uncertainty about its function remains. The text also cites humor from the Houston Post about everyday observations and detentions.
Senator Dillingham invokes the phrase age of discretion during New York immigration talk. He says it means when a man replaces actresses and dancing girls photos on his mantel with a portrait of his wealthy bachelor uncle. The moment is framed as a casual, witty response to a challenging question from an auditor.
A historic note recalls Queen Alexandria enforcing decorum and prohibiting acts against the royal consort. The text implies harsh penalties for adultery with the queen, even death, except for the king.
A fragmentary excerpt includes dialog about hiring a boy at a music store and a phonographic task, plus a remorseful line about courage and fish catching. References to Dr Vite and Mrs Lack of Courage appear as garbled names in a messy OCR extract.
An illustrated piece discusses the yellow neck caterpillar attacking fruit trees and how farmers can control it with paris green or kerosene torches. It also covers updated farm education, Louisiana pest reports, New Mexico cactus feed value, Germany's dog and horse meat practices, and cabbage black rot prevention strategies.
A Virginia inventor proposes a two knife hedge trimming tool with interlocking blades and pivoting handles to deliver powerful even cuts across a hedge over a foot long. The design prevents uneven surfaces and promises enhanced accuracy for expert hedge trimmers.
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