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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
2
Anne Rittenhouse notes women seek comfort in summer wardrobes, avoiding work while saving energy for winter. Embroidery items, eyelets, and cretonne coats shape midseason styles with bold color mixes and minimal trimming. Home stitching allows quick, stylish updates amid rising fashion experimentation.
A fashion column discusses coats in cretonne and tapestry, suitable for cool climates, with wide collars and cuffs and jeweled buttons. It explains the long line effect with vertical front openings, tunic skirts, sashes, embroidery, and subdued detailing to elongate the silhouette.
Belton, editor of the Whirligig, berates Miss Van Olsen’s story as amateurish and refuses to publish it. Van Olsen arrives, condemns the decision, but reveals he will invest $50,000 after witnessing the editor’s integrity. He invites Belton to dinner that evening with his daughter.
Poem excerpt depicts a lone star lighting the dusky sea scene. References to Chrsa ora rising from the sea, Calliarhoe, and a falchion evoke mythic imagery as the speaker gazes nightly at the gleam over the ocean.
Thomas A. Edison demonstrated a twenty four foot battery powered car in Orange New Jersey. The car seats thirty passengers and uses 210 cells for propulsion and lighting providing about fifty horsepower. Edison claims driving cost at one cent per mile.
A Washington Star quip notes that an arctic explorer must endure isolation and communication gaps. The exchange suggests explorers grow accustomed to being cut off from the world, a habit persisting even after returning to civilization.
Statisticians estimate the global population ratio at about 109 women for every 104 men. The finding highlights a slight female majority worldwide and differs from uneven regional patterns in gender balance.
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