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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
3
Fragments describe a quirky scene about a thief stealing a hose and a stretch of imagination. The quirky monologue hints at playful mischief and a surreal urban vibe. Lydia Bgmt and a mysterious Bete-Yep appear as invented names in a fragmented reflection.
In a belated memorial scene at Belleview, Bill Braddock saves a child trapped in a carriage runaway. He shields the girl from the raging horses, is injured, and receives praise and a gift from grateful bystanders. The tale frames Braddock as a hard working, generous man in his sixties, without a home, yet trusted to perform brave deeds.
A grieving veteran, Bill Braddock, battles drink and memory on Memorial Day. He vows a sober 24 hours to honor a past deed that saved lives. In Belleville Cemetery his life ends as the general and his daughter honor the fallen hero with a wreath and a peaceful, forgiving smile.
Walter N. Dimick stands charged with theft of funds from the San Francisco mint. Roberta, director for United States mints, cites prior shortages in San Francisco, Carson City, and New Orleans, noting the current case as the largest in recent years and listing historic totals.
The article recalls the tomb near the Hard-bytea fort at Suse tied to Jacques de Morgan and colleagues. It notes restricted access, warns about telegraph and electric light wires, and urges safety rules to avoid grounding oneself to prevent electric shocks.
The article notes enlisted men wore the fatigue blouse described as a sack coat of dark blue flannel extending halfway down the torso. This regulation garment defined the fatigue dress standard in the wartime uniform.
Fragmentary text discusses the Ganges valley with decaying vegetation and tropical heat, linking cholera and plague to the river region. It notes repeated annual outbreaks and a belief that epidemics originate at the river’s mouth, reflecting historical public health notions.
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