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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1914

Page

7

Cowboys Listen For The Gun Race To End Rivalry

Cowboys at Flying Heart Ranch brood over a crooked foot race with Centipede Ranch as they listen to a stolen phonograph song. Tensions flare as bets, pride, and love triangle plots complicate life on the frontier.

Flying Heart Ranch Jerusalem Stover Gallagher Willie Allus Melby Carara Mex Senor Senorita Mora Cactus Holy City Mélby Fifth Avenue Silas Sil All Bill Missus Melby Humpy Joe Skinner Humpy Hump Joe Jack Chaplin Smith College Fresno Jean Bis

Snowplow Built by School Head and Pupils Cleans Yards

Bernard M. C. Walter head janitor at Yaeger school and his helper Sammy built a horse hauled snowplow but used 12 pupils to pull it. In thirty minutes the sidewalks and school yard around Nineteenth street and Indiana avenue were cleared. Four boys rode to weight it down and iron runners kept it steady. The plan required strict commands from the principal to manage turns.

Bernard M. C. Walter Sammy Walter

Graceful gown by Paria designer with rich fabrics

Julia Bottomley reviews a stately gown featuring a two piece skirt with a V cut, dark brocade silk bodice and wide fringe. The design emphasizes draped lines, fashionable fabrics, and practical ease of movement, with a coordinating hat and ostrich ornament. This model is praised for longevity beyond a season.

Paria Julia Bottomley

Be Polite Warning After Falling Beam Incident

A heavy beam crashes from a sixteenth story prompting shouts of look out and a near escape. One man asks what’s the use while another jokes about politeness as a judge’s librarian notes the event.

Pat

Hussey’s reaping machine inspired by boy’s scissors idea

George F. Stratton recalls in St Nicholas how Obed Hussey, 1830 Ohio inventor, solved a failing cutting device for a reaper by adopting two saw toothed blades like scissors on a bar. The breakthrough, prompted by a young son’s question, made Hussey’s machine the prototype for modern harvesters and transformed farming worldwide.

Obed “Hussey Ohio Hussey George F. Stratton St. Nicholas

Winter Sled Velocipede For Snow and Ice

A novel winter ride uses a velocipede with a front spiked wheel and cranks on its shaft. The wheel slides in the fork to raise off the ground for downhill coasting and travel on snow or ice.

Old Gas Pipe Dispute Raises Courtroom Tension

In an English court a case over the quality and condition of a gas pipe laid underground years earlier highlighted age as a factor. A witness called the pipe old, while the judge noted age alone doesn’t endanger people, prompting the retort that burying someone can indeed end them.

In Dark Ways

A fragmentary text presents cryptic lines about fixed stars and moral innuendo, with unclear source and context suggesting a dark, poetic meditation on fate and behavior. The jumbled wording hints at nocturnal imagery and late judgments.

Pearls the One Ornament for the Debutante

The article explains why pearls suit young girls and describes a two strand pearl headband hairstyle by Julia Bottomley. It notes pearls belong to maid before wearing other jewels and details the coiffure with wire strands, loops, and pins. It covers hair color variations and asserts pearls suit youthful heads of any color.

Gowers Julia Bottomley

Chenille Flowers Brighten November Corsages

Chenille towers form corsage bonquets made of soft looped petals on green stiffened wire. Colors include red blue violet green and yellow offering charm on dull November days.

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