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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1904

Page

7

Dangers in Papen and rag trade discussed

The writer warns about rag imports from Europe and Levant to America used for paper making while noting health claims of Dodd's Kidney Pills and a dialogue about social topics. The piece mentions Mannheim on the Rhine and rag houses in Europe influencing local paper quality.

America Mannheim Rhine Europe Levant Y Shore B. Earnest Earnest Dodd

Rafia fibers and exotic watercraft in distant cultures

The article surveys rafia plant use in Madagascar for weaving and potential new paper sources, then shifts to vivid notes on maritime craft across Asia and the Pacific. It describes proas with outriggers, Indian river boats, Myanmar vessels, Hong Kong and Canton harbors, and Polynesian canoes, highlighting regional boat diversity and sailing styles.

Madagascar Ameecan Tametave Hunt Heiselberg Wolf North America Eauth Gulf of Be Anelles Helmeman Himalayas India Hongkong Cantom Weno Hell

Toothpick Habit Spoken Of In Chicago Observations

A fragment discusses a prevalent toothpick habit in Chicago. It notes people keep a small piece of wood in the mouth, sometimes chewing and chewing again, with one end chewed to pulp and a fresh piece inserted. The passage reflects on the habit's pervasiveness and peculiarity.

Chicago

A Gentle Aunt Delivers Quarrel Over Tiny Grievances

A boarding house landlady laments small annoyances while an irreverent boarder dismisses them as petty. The exchange centers on trivial daily irritations and the social tension of shared living spaces.

No Better Cure for Consumption In Cheap Funeral Talk

Humorous dialogue shows a housekeeper and tramp exchanging digs about illness and funeral costs. A wary tone hints at hard times and economic strain, with a punchy line about avoiding burial expenses.

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