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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
7
Dr. L. D. LeGear outlines breeding flock management emphasizing selecting one year old, vigorous birds with strong records and desirable ancestry. Feed is balanced for quality eggs not quantity, with resting periods after molt, maintenance rations in winter, and gradual protein increases before breeding. Ensure ample water, grit, coal, shell, exercise, clean ventilated housing, and space.
A doctor’s prescription touts Thoxine as throat insurance, claiming rapid relief for sore throats and 90 percent of coughs. It promises complete satisfaction with a money back guarantee, and is sold in 35 cent, 60 cent, and one dollar bottles at Harlocker’s and other drug stores.
Department of The Interior announces Chester H. Lessor of Remote Oregon filed intention for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on section 27 township 29 8 range 10 W Willamette Meridian before Hamill A. Canaday at Roseburg Oregon January 18 with witnesses Joseph M. Sullivan Albert C dueum Donald L. MacPherson Edeon Carpenter all of Kemete.
The article describes how holly and its berries gained symbolic meaning in early Christianity. It links crimson berries to Christ’s blood, prickly leaves to the crown of thorns, and holly bark to the crucifixion draught, noting a historical custom of a deceptive bark drink during Christmas celebrations.
A prospector arriving with a grubstake discovers a hungry tramp and shares a rare Christmas dinner of weeds and roots. They exchange a grim joke on starvation and personal responsibility before finishing the improvised meal and planning to endure hardship together. The scene ends with the prospector softly singing an old Christmas carol.
An ad touts Adlerika as a gas remedy that ends chronic bloating and insomnia. The copy includes testimonial claims of improved eating and sleep and references to a drugstore.
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