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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
6
In this concluding segment Martin reflects on Aureataland and Marcus Whitingham's final schemes. The President’s letter reveals Whitingham’s plans to regain control, settle debts, and depart with Christina for the States. Martin contemplates loss, loyalty, and a distant romance as the tale ends.
Consul Bock of Nuremberg warns a Belgian inventor Mr Fourcault has created a third glassmaking method selling to a European syndicate for $062,000. It could upend plate glass and mirror production, threatening districts where three fourths of glass plates are made. The old blowing and casting processes would be displaced by roller drawing of molten glass between pairs of rollers.
In a comic exchange two characters debate a fast driving chauffeur named War. Casey questions the pace while Redad Clancy claims the driver arrives at a mile a minute and knocks him out of place. The banter continues with humor about the driver’s return and effect.
A Shrubville youth learns humility in his chosen field as an elderly man asks to consult a Brookfield physician for his wife. The piece then extols Alleuck’s Original Porous Plaster as a world renowned remedy, claiming widespread use and superiority over imitators for ailments from cold to back pain.
The article recounts how table mustard got its name from a Burgundy armorial motto moult me tarde carved in Dijon, later altered to moult-tarde and contracted to moxterde. It also notes Mexico's population of 60,000 American residents and 323 million dollars in American money.
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