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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
6
An unnamed narrator recounts a troubled past as a man explains his flawed marriage, loss, and search for forgiveness. Ethel Mallett contemplates ending her engagement with Jack Dornton as he confronts his feelings. Pauline Malling faces love and artistic pursuit amid tense personal power dynamics.
Two German men, one visiting, visited Electric Park on Saturday night to hear Bilery's band. The non resident thought he heard the band before but doubted it and asked in intelligible phrases. The companion replied that it did not sound like Cincinnati. The first man then conceded that it perhaps did.
The article argues for healthy children via proper food and ample exercise. It recommends avoiding meat for kids and endorses Pillabury's Vitae as a phosphate rich cereal praised as wholesome and versatile. It claims the product is free from artificial coloring and suitable for the whole family.
A street musician quarrels as a passerby pays a quarter and argues about a fine organ. The dialogue reveals tension over a discordsome instrument and a claim that it brings in more money than it plays. A medical claim about a permanent cure appears in the margins.
A humorous exchange where a husband staggers in at 1 a.m. apologizing for not expecting to find his wife awake the moment she reveals she had only just settled in herself minutes earlier. The light dialogue captures a late night domestic moment with a playful tone.
The 1906 Century issue is set to exceed 1905 with a new novel by Mrs. Humphry Ward Fenwick's Career a new humorous serial from the Susan Clegg creator and stories by leading writers. It will include authoritative accounts such as the Panama Canal project and remarks by Professor L H Bailey on youth and farming.
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