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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
6
A garbled enticement of names and phrases includes references to a raid promise at 4 PM, a Philadelphia address, a Colorado chemist, specimen prices for metals, and a cigar line claiming a famous author namesake. The text reads as assorted ads and stray quotes from a historical paper.
A mixed page item set includes an oath by Frank Cheney regarding Armall Jueney and a penalty for fata rk h that cannot be cured, a public notary record from Toledo County, and an advertisement for Hall's Family Cure plus Doan's Kidney Pills. The clipping also features a Montana Maine anecdote and miscellaneous quotes about climate and public duty.
A bright new monthly, Cons Bay Monthly, debuts in Marcbfeld Oregon as a regional publication. The November issue spans about 120 pages with local reading matter and illustrations, and includes nearly 30 pages of local advertising showcasing Pacific Northwest business activity and the work of editor P C Levar and advertising manager F B Cameron.
After a restless night the narrator confronts Colonel McGregor over money and power as proclamations are torn down and troops wary. Christina hints at a planned escape by steam launch with cash and a possible alliance with the President, while questioning Whittingham’s value and weighing counterrevolution. The couple plots a nocturnal departure to safety on foreign soil.
The text records views attributed to women about a husband facing creditors. Mrs Hyker predicts creditors will be pleased by a bargain failure with payments to creditors reduced to cents on the dollar.
In a carriage with a melting car roof, a first stranger admires the scenery while the second explains he is not traveling for enjoyment as his wife accompanies him.
The scene describes a sudden Greek clash with no tug of war. Two banana carts were toppled, scattering fruit in the mud as loud fields of profanity filled the air.
An advertisement touts a laxative for all ages promising gentle effect with no danger. It claims similar results for everyone and suggests a standard dosage and sale in drug stores in plain or sugar versions.
Mrs DeChise laments while Mrs McLosh reveals John signed the pledge last week and, this morning, joined a skiing excursion. Cleveland Leader items capture a local couple's reported commitments and outing.
A dialogue excerpt shows Miss Newgirl arguing man was the chief consideration at the creator while Mr Sparks counters that woman was only a side? The piece features a satirical tone from the Boston Transcript and includes a teaser about a teething remedy from A Few Years Menes and a line from the Louisville Courier Journal about airship combat with gasbags punctured around a general.
Humorous exchange about a dog mistaken for a Boston terrier. Baxter protests, Bizby jokes the dog thinks he is a terrier. A light domestic vignette reflects social chatter in a periodical snapshot.
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