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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

3

Garden of Forgetfulness and Its Sainted Refuge

A Baron Dumont entrusts Eveline to the convent of St. Ursula and seeks access yearly. In the garden he discovers Eveline with Mother Cecile, who offers a peaceful future in the garden of forgetfulness. Eveline grows up under her care, while the baron reflects on youth, memory, and the soul’s unanswerable yearnings.

Convent of St. Ursula Reverende Mere Baron Dumont Eveline Pere Estye Reverende Merc Monsieur le Baron Lfe Lttle Baron Dimont Eveline Hezeau Monsieur Mother Cecile Cecile Earth the Tatler

General Sherwood Advised to Kill Husband in Pension Case

General Sherwood of the Toledo district, a proponent of larger pensions, helped a widow win a pension for her late husband. After first payments, she wrote that her husband had returned home. he replied with a scrawled instruction: Kill him.

Sherwood Toledo Ohio Pittsburgh Dispatch

Good and Bad Advertising

The British Advertiser notes a difference between good and showy advertising. Showy ads win praise from casual observers and nonbuyers but may cost more than worth, urging buyers to focus on substance over style.

Changes In Drama Reflect Shifting Star Power

Dialog shows a manager noting changing popular taste in drama. The other agrees and contrasts past star names with today’s demand for athletic fame, suggesting baseball players now attract audience attention. The remark highlights evolving celebrity status in entertainment.

Captain parades confession after gruelling questioning

In a tense scene the captain boasts of securing a confession after hours of interrogation. Dr Bernstein condemns the methods as barbarous while insisting a suspect can be made to say anything. Howard Jeffries is marched to the station as the doctor prepares his report.

Howard Jeffries Sergeant Maloney Maloney

Courtroom mystery deepens as Howard Jeffries linked to murder

Annie Jeffries confronts Capt. Clinton after learning her husband Howard is accused of murdering Robert Underwood. She swears to defend him, challenges the confession, and seeks legal aid while a potential lead from an elevator attendant points to a possible witness, in a tense seaport hotel scene.

Howard Jeffries Robert Underwood Yale Howard Annie Alficia Astralia Underwood Mrs. Jeffries, Jr Alicia Art Sealers Aromise Clinton Robert United States Mr. Underwood New Haven Capt. Clinton Jeffries

Annie’s Resolve to Help Husband in Liberty Fight

Annie breaks down as her husband is led away by two policemen. Capt Clinton urges action, saying tears won’t help. Annie, though distraught, hardens her resolve and vows to join the fight for Liberty and honor. Howard remains innocent in the scene.

Annie Capt. Clinton Howard

Tact and Judgment in Conversation Across Talents

A compact reflection on when to speak and listen among people of varying talents and experience. Harper's Bazar emphasizes avoiding long opinions with superiors and with lesser minds, while freeing dialogue with equals and generous listeners to foster fruitful exchange. Also includes a humorous exchange about hurry and a Whitman aphorism on love.

Harper's Bazar

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By Cecil Mar Y Charles Eltin Arthur Hornblow Y Ray Walters Tombs Conn Inquisitor Walt Whitman
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