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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented overtime column blends a Civil War era poem about Tennessee, Pompey, and a slave's call for freedom with stray quips from a news page. The muddled text references Marion’s soldiers, Tarleton, and the banner, plus a humorous Leadville anecdote about Jim O'Brien and heaven time stamps.
Of 98 emperors who ruled the empire either wholly or in part, 62 were murdered or died under suspicious circumstances.
An odd promotional note urges readers to request a tin of Monopole Apines by sending a grocer’s name and two 2-cent stamps. It touts Monopole as the best, with a quirky slogan about burning candles and gas. Also mentions a 25-cent foot ease remedy and drugstore ads.
The Earl of Clarendon keeps a gilt original key to Hyde Park sent by Queen Anne to Sow Chancellor Clarendon. It granted admission to London parks and stands as a relic of singular historical interest.
Advertisement promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the reliable strength tonic, urging readers to avoid substitutes and buy for one dollar per bottle at druggists.
A fragment notes that a practice referred to as bad dis is not limited to slums, claiming the phenomenon affects broader society beyond notorious dens and emphasizes its perceived purity or nature.
Notices issued by the United States Land Office in Roseburg Oregon reference timber land sales in California Oregon Nevada and Washington territories. Names include Thomas Robb and J T Bridges with dates in January 1908 and details of claims recordings and witnessing parties.
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