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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
3
Maddy Clyde battles class and shame as Mrs. Agnes enforces strict governess boundaries at Aikenside. Mary J Holmes scene shows a tense parlor demand, quiet garden tears, and a hopeful talk with a sympathetic visitor.
Maddy Clyde confronts Guy Remington at Alkeneide over Mrs Remington’s treatment. He proposes she stay and even become his pupil, while she reveals Uncle Joseph’s asylum and their tight finances. Her tears show resolve to begin teaching soon after.
The article advocates a ten inch wide flannel bandage worn around the stomach to improve circulation and cure dyspepsia, claims hot water aids digestion, and warns against large meals after activity. It also cautions that pre meal brisk walks do not aid digestion and recommends rest before substantial meals.
A Kansas City man unveils a rifle for cavalry use with four distinct features. The design shifts weight behind the trigger, allows one handed operation, and braces more firmly on the shoulder. Inventor McHenry notes Buffalo Bill endorsed it and predicts great military efficiency. the gun reportedly fires twenty four times per load and may secure three patents.
Thomas A. Edleon praises a novel idea about a new aeroplane calling it striking and unmatched. A young man then shows an engagement ring he plans to patent noting its plain appearance yet boastful claim of adjustability.
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