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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
10
The piece cites banana bread and banana flour as nutritious with claims of higher nourishment and energy than beef, digestibility, and low cost. It notes Henry Stanley’s belief in bananas curing digestive and liver ailments, and mentions deathbed feeding of a banana milk gruel.
A Notes on how names endure or fade through trivial circumstances. The piece cites examples from Boston Herald and literary anecdotes about Brougham and a cobbler turning boots into a fortune, asserting names survive through odd legacy details and popular usage.
Gordon, a range rider for W. W. Wilkins near Howard Wells, Texas, lariats a large bear after a long pursuit. The animal, circling within the rope, attacks then is killed when Gordon cuts its jugular with a knife, ending a hour long struggle near the ranch house.
A parliamentary candidate responds to a question on religious denomination by listing his grandparents’ faiths. He cites Presbyterian, Church of England, Baptist and Methodist roots. He proclaims I follow my mother’s Methodist guidance and gains unexpected audience warmth.
A young couple's quarrel over returned gifts ends in reconciliation. The man, heated by pride, threatens self harm by jumping into a mill pond. The girl, fearing harm, teasingly returns the request for the presents. Five days pass with lingering regret before a gentle pardon restores the romance.
In a brief exchange a friend questions why Seva c avoids speaking directly. Seva c replies that having someone else attend to the matter ensures the story reaches Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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