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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
6
A naval adventure by Max Pemberton unfolds aboard a ship at sea where eerie events challenge crew discipline. The narrator chronicles peculiar occurrences and the mysterious forces at work amid storms and dangers on the ocean.
The narrator recalls a tense Paris night with Roderick and a mysterious box of curiosities. They join a perilous pursuit through a dim street to a dark, crowded house where a violent, dangerous group gathers. A British figure Hall maneuvers amid threats as suspicions rise about a planned act.
A Chicago widow, widowed with four orphans, founds a cooperative housing project as a communist based shelter. Amelia Tenney leads the new organization with seventeen members and plans regular fortnightly meetings as more applicants seek membership.
A group of women has formed an association and seeks a state charter and a fixed, centrally located hall to house about the families in need and to keep rental costs low. They plan to establish an employment bureau to assist members and aid newcomers, focusing on dignified, affordable work and support.
Meathgate Cumberland reports a dramatic rescue when colliery manager John Walker Stevie lowered into a 340 foot abandoned shaft to save a starving collie. The dog, near surface ledge, was hauled to daylight after the perilous operation. The collie is recovering under Inspector Blake Jones.
A short humorous exchange between Miss Kay and a crabbed professor ends with a witty line about the age at which a man of intelligence marries. The Philadelphia Ledger records the quip highlighting sly social humor.
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben comparing a dollar amount to a devilish sum while noting hardship and limits of carrying money, as reported by the Washington Star.
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