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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon

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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

6

The Contrabandist and Rose Lamonte Revealed

In a deathly chamber Rose lies near death as Helen Montauban sets a poison plan in motion but is thwarted. The Countess and M Mery uncover the murder attempt and reveal the family’s tangled past. The Marquis learns Rose is his lost daughter Marguerite’s child, ending in reunion and new bonds.

Rose Helen Montauban Helen Montinubat Moat Abe Countess de Clairville Ross Hutt Mademoiselle Montauban MoMery Jeane Morel Ube Gouck Wadame Hin Tie Marguerite Montauban Marquis Coturr Chitenu Ilelen Etrugg Ben Chateau Delriam M. Mery Mo Mery Helen Henri Lous Paris Helen Montawhan Hesse Monmeir Tearn Staning Marguerite Hielen Womahood Apeak Rose Lamonte Asa Lowes Helen Montanhan M. Mary Perauaaion Francis Egerton Jacques Leroux

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Society Lady

Mrs Anderson a Jacksonville Recorder of Deeds signs a letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial lauds relief from irregularities and female troubles and urges others to use the remedy, claiming it restores health within months and earns strong endorsements from various women.

R. A. Anpynson Washington Aouville Lydia E. Pinkham America Pinkham Mase

Why He Quit On The Plaid Waist Dearie

Dialogue fragment shows Hal and Tom debating a rejected proposal. Hal stops calling on a girl with a plaid waist after she places a bold "Do It Now" sign, revealing social pressure and nerves. Father’s stance avoids pressure as Tom jokes about dodging hints.

Hal Tom

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