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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
6
In 1902 style prose a trapper observes Follett and his companions moving west as he hides traps and gear. A firefight and chase unfold near rimrocks with a watering place and hidden camp. The narrative reveals Bertha Lyle’s peril and a tense rescue amid Native American activity and pursuit.
A desert chase unfolds as the trapper plans to rescue a captive girl from Indians. Egan learns the plan, hero Old Bean dies by arrow after a failed capture, and rifle fire from hidden loops ends the standoff with an armistice signaled from a cliff.
The chapter shows the stone house busy with ranch work as night falls. Old Evan, Lord of The Desert, grows red faced and tense while his men prepare for a dangerous plan. Dan Follett and Nan Follett depart at dawn to carry out the mission promised in a tale of murder and claims.
Misa Maggie Welch secretary of the Benevolent Society writes from 28 North State Street Chicago that after a severe lung and throat cough Peruna relieved her symptoms the first day and steadily cured her cough. She urges readers to contact the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for free literature.
A fragmentary dialogue notes business talk and a hopeful claim by Hans about future activity. The piece ends with an advertisement line extolling Piso's Cure for Consumption priced at 25 cents for coughs and colds.
The piece notes England’s first cremation in 1884 and observes a steady rise in yearly cremations in both England and the United States. It references teething remedies and a social scene involving engagement dialogue, highlighting evolving attitudes toward death practices.
Fragmentary note mentions FITS Permanently cure and ecoparien Restorer with a Philadelphia address Archst Philadelphia and a stray line about Nell's crazy over Shakespeaer. Dialogue references a new suitor and where they met.
Historical note outlines how the title Prince of Wales is inherited and sometimes conveyed by patent or will, with certain heirs ultimately becoming Prince of Wales after official declaration.
A fragmented note describes a 1787 goldsmith Brasher piece with a rare, now scarce, five cent coin pattern valued at about thirty thousand dollars each. The engraved motto Unde Of Pluribus appears in a mixed-up form on the eject.
A garbled dialogue shows a multi millionaire boasting of wealth and the ability to pay physicians fees for life, while another figure questions whether the riches are sufficient. The fragment hints at fear and caution about the future and expenses.
A fragment describes banana served as a single fruit course with sherry passed around. The banana is peeled dipped into a sauce and eaten. A character jokes about wasting time while a meal bill is reviewed.
Dr. W. A. Win of Wise Bros pledges patient centered service in Portland Oregon. He states the office aims for ease friendliness and satisfaction so patients return and bring friends. The ad argues tooth work costs less than believed and hurts less than expected, countering common fears.
A fragment discusses bee life and the idea of bee line travel as the shortest path between two points. It notes that observers overemphasize the bee’s large eyes and suggests other factors contribute to its straight flight through the air.
An aged ad tone explains rheumatism as a blood acid condition causing joint pains and palsy like debility. It promotes a blood cleansing remedy offered by a physician group, claiming persistent treatment can drive out acid poisons and restore strength, with anecdotal patient testimonials.
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