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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
7
A fragmentary item from the Globe notes a claim that skull expansion is a natural provision, linking to ideas about bodily change and swelling of the head. The wording is unclear and speculative about anatomy or natural law.
Father Albert Lacombe Oblate missionary to Canadian Indians retires after fifty four years of labor in the Northwest. Born in Quebec in 1840 he was ordained and sent to Red River then to the Saskatche wan region where his work helped colonize and civilize the Northwest.
The article notes Father Lacombe rising to vicar general of St Albert in 1885 and securing a 15 000 square mile perpetual land grant from Ottawa for the halfbreeds and Indians of the Canadian Northwest. It mentions his long residence among the Blackfeet and his labors there. It then shifts to unrelated ads and quips about rocking chair attachments, a lost fiancé advertisement, and a humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Press and Baltimore Herald.
A Yonkers Stateman recounts a late night proposal by Patience Yesa and notes a smacking sound described as part of the sum of events. The brief hints at a legal atyte and a discussion with Bob Brief, the counselor, mentioning the proposal and the sound.
Fragmentary exchange discusses desire and fulfillment with a reference to a Chicago newspaper line. The passage contrasts wanting and obtaining with patient restraint as a guiding principle.
A fragment notes that the magazine editor Whigtlen rarely uses profanity when addressing audiences, while acknowledging that listeners in attendance often hear strong language applied by others. The piece reflects on discourse and decorum in public readings.
A young poor man with prospects promises to live on love during their first year of marriage. His partner jokes that they can survive on spontaneous victuals as they snuggle close.
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