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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
7
A historical notice extols the Bell Telephone as a constant link during long school seasons and everyday life. It emphasizes the bell system’s universal service bringing friends within reach and its readiness to respond to unexpected needs.
The House investigation details Solicitor George F. McCabe challenging Dr Wiley for control of the Bureau of Chemistry at the Agricultural Department. McCabe, described as an ambitious official, sought to be arbiter of Pure Food and Drugs Act questions, raising his salary and expanding authority since 1901.
Judge Harvey M. Trimble of Princeton Illinois was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic in a unanimous vote after Col John McElroy withdrew. Born 1843 near Wilmington Clinton county he served with the Ninety third Tennessee volunteers and accompanied General Sherman to the sea.
Edgar uses hypnotism on Maud to induce her confession of love and secrets. Maud responds by naming Edgar Popham as her love and hints at extravagant wishes, while Edgar celebrates the control he exerts and races away to avoid the outcome of his demand.
A magazine editor refuses to publish a writer Penanink Pensnink’s essay The Behavior of Chipmunks in Thunderstorme, noting the piece will be printed posthumously. The caller seeks to know when his work will appear and the editor explains plans to save works for later publication.
Gen Cincinnatus Leconte, a mulatto with a blood‑stained reputation, emerges as Haiti’s president after a months long revolt. He ordered executions of ten revolution sympathizers, fled to Jamaica, and later returned to seize power as Antenor Firmin and other rebels advances stalled by U S intervention. Senate then elects him for a seven year term.
The lovers linger on a doorstep despite repeated goodnights, a whispered endearment under a starry sky. A cautious girl notices a dark figure at distant windows, while the line about a thousand eyes and ears hints at shared danger or observation.
Sir Percy Sholto Douglas ninth marquis of Queensberry travels to America seeking his fortune. He is a collateral descendant of Black Douglas with a storied Scottish lineage. The Queensberry name includes "Old Q" a famed town figure and the eighth marquis who shaped prize ring rules. The present marquis has varied careers from navy midshipman to sheep farmer and cement manufacturer and recently faced bankruptcy proceedings.
A household dispute escalates as the wife seeks higher alimony for herself and the children while claiming the husband’s allowance is insufficient. The woman asserts that 68 more is needed, citing automobile expenses as essential support. The judge weighs the automobile cost against the agreed support.
An exchange mentions Mise Van Roxe described as a heiress to a million and notes gossip about introductions and appearance, with a remark on her French likeness. The dialogue hints at social intrigue surrounding a titled or notable figure.
The fragment notes Mina Giggion responding to a request from Mr. Jaggles known for debts by going to the piano and singing a song titled Trust Him Not. The line calls her tactless in a public scene.
The present style notes that the Cashits are fashionable but under fire as their son races a new car through respected residents and their daughter elopes with the chauffeur, prompting local gossip about the family.
A collage of quoted snippets from newspapers shows a professor debating name changes and metaphysical knots while a child questions identity. Silly lines on Matrimonial Fidelity and a wizard oil ad blend with a vacation joke and a hospital usage claim.
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