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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

5

Flodie Fisher Nurtures Hall Bonistelle in Studio

Flodie Fisher enforces a breakfast routine in Hall Bonistelle's studio as Alfred Smallish and a party of actresses prepare for a private gathering. Bonistelle teases, flirts, and feigns indifference while Flodie navigates bills, rent, and the looming inheritance mystery surrounding John B. Bonistelle.

Flodie Flodie Fisher Smallish Miss Fisher Alfred

Digging for Huguenot Church Founding Past in Rochester

Henry M. Lester, president of the Huguenot association of New Rochelle New York, leads a search on the estate of Nisa Eliza Moulton to locate the foundation of the first Huguenot church built in 1688 beneath the chancel. The site faces Huguenot Street and reportedly holds the graves of three pastors and possibly Revolutionary War buried valuables.

Henry M. Lester New Rochelle N. Y Nisa Eliza Moulton

Sophistication Overstated In Summer Girl Banter

Major Riddle of Atlantic City sparred at a dinner with a toast to the summer girl. He argued that much cynicism about the summer girl is unwarranted and that she is often innocent. A joke about beach moonlight kisses reveals contrasting views between speaker and summer girl.

Atlantic City

Advantage Claim on Health in Old-Timed Wit

An elderly man humorously attributes his longevity to being born before germs were discovered. He says his start gave him a head start over others by having nothing to worry about.

Flodie Fisher Bontstelle Bonnatello Mr. Bonistelle Alfred Smallish Miss Fisher Alfred Alfred Smalllah Fledie Miles Fisher Frodie Mr. Smaliish Hall Bonistelle Fiedie Hall

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