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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

5

Hall Bonnstelle in studio awaits midnight marriage scheme

In a painter’s studio Hall Bonnstelle contends with three hopeful fiancées as Uncle John’s will promises four million dollars if he marries before midnight. Rena Royalton, Rosamund Gale, and Carolyn Dallys converge amid schemes and secrets while Fiodie and Jonas plot to block any match.

Hall Bonnstelle Jodie Fisher Doremus Hall John Rena Royalton Carolyn Dallys Rosamund Gale Fiodie Jonas Hassingbury Hall Calla Carolyn Rosssaund Mrs. Royalton Rosamund Royalton Rose Miss Gale Rena Misa Gale

Vilna A Historic Industrial Center At Heart Of Teutonic Drive

Vilna, a 170 000 population city at the crossroads of Warsaw Petrograd rail lines, is described as ancient yet prosperous. The Baltic port trade hub handles grains timber textiles tobacco knit goods and leather products and acts as a key entrepot with industries ranging from nails and wire to machines.

Ilna Russia National Geographic Society Vilna Warsaw Petrograd Libau Baltic Rostof Don Grodno Dvinsk Kovno Black Sea Germany Holland England Prussia Teutonic Knights Perkunas Jagiello Poland Kono Niemen Viliya East Prussia Koyno Mitau Lemberg Eydtkuhnen

Earth's Most Costly Gems Shine At Panama Exposition

The Panama exposition features Australian black opals valued for their vivid color range and beauty. The article notes opals command high price per carat, then shifts to a historical overview of Vilna and Kovno fortresses, their complex backgrounds, and a brief mining profile of Lightning Ridge, New South Wales.

New South Wales Queensland Lightning Ridge Walgett Collarendabr Sydney Pearson's Magazine

Revenge Plots Between Rosamund and Carolyn Escalate

In a tense exchange aboard a lifeboat, Rosamund and Carolyn scheme over Hall Bonistelle while debating how to handle his advances. Carolyn suggests a measured approach, then contemplates harsher options as Rosamund flaunts suavity and hints at broader motives. The scene ends with Mrs. Royalton's entrance.

Carolyn Rena Mrs. Royalton Rosamund Hall Bonistelle Miss Dallys Gale Hall

Rona Royalton Plans A Courted Match At The Event

In a tense social scene Mrs. Royalton presides as Rona moves toward securing Hall Bonnatello while Carolyn and Rosamund observe the portrait talk. Carolyn notes Bonnatelle’s absence and Miss Fisher is mentioned as a potential interim when Bonistelle is not available.

Mrs. Royalton Rona Royalton Rena Hall Bonnatello Carolyn Rosamund Hall Rena Royalton Mr. Bonisteller Miss Fisher Mr. Bonistelle

Red Sea name origin disputed by natural history note

The passage argues the Red Sea’s name did not come from Pharaoh’s drowning, but from seasonal reddish coloration of the water. It cites red algae, whale seed, red coral reefs, or Edom’s boundary as possible explanations, noting no reputable biblical scholar asserted the name from the biblical event.

Pharaoh Red Sea Edom

Expansiveness of Compound Interest in World Wealth

Carl Snyder notes in Collier's Weekly that world wealth grows slowly. He argues U S wealth at Washington's era, if $1 billion, earning five percent annually for centuries, would exceed current national wealth. The bulk of wealth remains active but not taxable, and annual gains stay modest.

United States George Washington Carl Snyder Collier's Weekly

Striking Comparison on Lightning Odds City Versus Country

A witty exchange compares lightning risks to other dangers. The country faces higher lightning chances, while the city is portrayed as riskier for other unnamed perils. The dialogue reflects urban rural contrasts.

Church Gotham

Seven Languages Fail to Impress Audience

Professor Thinkum claims to speak seven languages but Miss Cayenne notes that no one pays attention to his words in any of them. The exchange highlights the dull reception of his supposed linguistic prowess.

Peg Thinkum Miss Cayenne

Automatic Umpire Aids Pitchers In Training

An illustrated World description introduces a device that acts as an electrical umpire to register strikes. Aiming at youths, it helps pitchers learn curves without using catchers, guiding control with a life size field showing two batters and a wired target. The setup uses a 65 foot distance and a league ball for practice.

Shotguns in Modern Warfare Urged for Night Attacks

Military experts argue shotguns should be widely used in contemporary warfare. They say shotguns excel for sentries in semidarkness, enabling one shot to wound or immobilize intruders, while rifles may miss moving targets at night. In trenches, a shotgun with 48 grains powder and 1.5 ounces big shot could outperform rifles for night attacks or defense.

France in Wartime Frivolity and Suffering Reflected

The Christian Herald recalls a transformed France after ten days there. It notes a shift from lighthearted frivolity to somber need as women and children endure nursing, waiting, and constant labor from dawn to after midnight amid the war’s toll.

France Christian Herald

Authenticity Demanded In a Mrs Comrox Exchange

A dialogue shows Mrs Comrox dismissing anonymous communications despite claims of Shakespearean authorship. She expresses doubt about the writings and vows to ignore unsolicited messages. The exchange highlights skepticism toward undisclosed sources and the value of verified authors.

Mine Flighty Money Letters Breach Suit Brief

A breach of promise suit emerges over misrepresented literary earnings. Flighty allegedly earned money from letters, while claims contrast with her literary appearance and credibility. The case centers on financial and contractual disputes between parties.

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IV Gelett Ray Viricwt Cllett. Bur Rosamuffa Hall Bowlstelle Hally Renal Royalton Flodie Miss Miss Fishert Fiedie Bonistello Earth Alexander
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