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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
6
A reader reports calling a dentist named Dr. Pullem for a swollen face. Another person says Pullem is out of town, and the writer feels relief upon learning this. The Philadelphia Press quotes the exchange.
Ohio State Journal notes Mise Sentiment as a great lover who questions boundaries on caterpillars. The brief line highlights a quirky cultural aside without further context.
A statisticians claim credits 600000 jobs to the typewriter yet omits injuries and ailments it caused. Advertisements tout Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for clerks and office workers. Miscellaneous notes mention hearings, dental and ear issues, and real estate listings with agents Stinn and Shask.
A jumble of adverts and short vignettes recalls patent medicines promising cures for colds, with line blurbs about Nuocure and 25 cent items. Humorous dialogue bits, theater chatter, and a joke about a pianist toed into a city page reflect light, domestic humor and consumer culture of the era.
An essay argues that modern industry favors young, well educated workers with character and energy. It notes rapid industry growth and leadership by young executives, cites college outcomes at Stevens Institute of Technology, and mentions New Jersey and New York court and business trends.
The piece extols a famous Anchor Fence used across the Northwest, touting its security and design. It includes technical notes on post bracing and wire tension, and mentions Portland Oregon as a point of reference with a free photo offer. It also includes unrelated clippings such as a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote about the Sultan of Jolo and local officials.
A fragment from the Semerritte Journal describes a man complimenting a hostess on tasting the beet cake and glancing toward his wife, implying a delicate moment at table with satire on manners.
The text stresses keeping a bottle of St Jacobs Oil on hand to counter sudden pains such as sprains backaches toothaches and neuralgia. It argues furnishings and decor matter less than having this remedy ready for unexpected ailments. A ready supply is essential for every home.
The page compiles brief, humorous exchanges and quotes from newspapers. It juxtaposes Tess and Jeas discussing marriage age with mock skepticism about a Bible record, plus light gossip about Jenkins and May Sowers, and notes a farmer’s schoolboard interview ending in a joke.
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