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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
3
In a public room Guy and Dr Holbrook navigate awkward feelings while planning social tact. Gay Rem returns with a bouquet for Maddy as the doctor softly reassures her, and a budding tension between care and attraction unfolds amid the uncertain, delicate scene.
In a sunlit sickroom Maddy Clyde recovers with Dr Holbrook and Guy Remington in the foreground. Maddy ponders Guy's generosity and a future visit to Aikenside while Agnes Remington watches closely and Jessie remains a quiet observer of unfolding affections.
The rare okapi linked to the giraffe, found by Sir Harry Johnston near the Semliki River, had never been seen in the wild by whites until five months ago. Signor Ribott obtained a month old calf at Hambilll on the Evelie River, about 400 miles northwest of the original discovery, and a living picture now exists.
A Cleveland wife, speaking to a Plain Dealer man, says many women know little about baseball. She recalls being bored at games and describes her husband’s attempts to explain the sport only to be interrupted by his excitement when a ball is hit. She vows not to attend again.
Lillian E. Zeh reports in Technical World Magazine that Professor Henry F. Osborn has placed a full reconstruction of a Carnivorous fanback lizard, named naoserua, on display at the Museum of Natural History New York. The 12 to 20 million year old Permian creature from Texas boasted an 18 inch jaw and fearsome tusks, attracting broad scientific and public interest.
Newspaper fragment recounts disasters from a hurricane and an earth tremor, noting trees fallen and a steeple toppled yet claiming not everyone was overwhelmed. It mentions rain for forty days and a town threatened by flooding and earthquakes amidst local chatter.
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