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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
3
In a long twenty four hour race Stanton's Mercury driver dies, Stanton meets Miss Carlisle aboard a train, and Floyd reveals his twin Jessica. After a near-fatal crash Floyd motivates a plan, and Stanton proposes a partner deal to revive the Comet motor cars.
Stanton and Floyd, close at work and in conflict, race toward a future with mutual danger and deepening bond. The two visit Floyd's factory at Buffalo to face memories of his father and weigh a sister's fate as Stanton proposes marriage if Floyd approves.
A Popular Mechanics explanation shows blowing a card off a pipe bowl is difficult. A pin fixes the card to prevent sliding. Air flows sideways as the card rises, and a downward air current from above keeps the card pressed against the bowl, resisting dislodgement.
Lady Henry Somerset’s work for London slum children is inspired by a boy who endured hospital pain with a buzzing sound. He explains he pretended a bee was stinging him to make the suffering bearable and keep from forgetting the sting.
A humorous exchange presents jokes about Eve and Adam, a horse with six legs, a gun and a jury, a looking glass, and marriage timing. The quips play on wordplay and homonyms, with light religious and social references for a casual audience.
The piece praises the army mule's performance against motorized rivals in Iowa rough-road contests. It argues the mule remains a reliable public servant, capable of pulling heavy loads and fulfilling tasks when no alternative exists, and should not be discharged without due pension or honor.
In Congress Hall dining room fifty members waited for Rep. Francis Burton Harrison of New York who never came. At 6 30 the truth emerged that Harrison planned a surprise dinner. He later dined alone and invited others to join, delaying legislative duties.
A Humane Society member in Pennsylvania urged dressing lobsters and crabs in pajamas to prevent claw and limb injuries in captivity before cooking. Officials argued cold blooded creatures feel little pain, while crustacean dealers dismissed the idea as impractical, joking about fashion trends.
R Leoni Stejneger, head curator at the National Museum, displays a Florida skink named leoseps repnoidsi. The creature, five inches when mature, is unusual for its paralysis of legs, sand swimming ability, and resemblance to Persian and Mediterranean skinks, surprising scientists.
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