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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
5
In a shadowed studio tale, photographer Hall Bonistelle confronts an eccentric uncle’s will. The clause demands marriage by age twenty eight or the estate passes to cousin Jonas Hassingbury. Flodie Fisher weighs supporting him while navigating payroll and party prep.
Hall Bonistelle faces losing millions as his uncle's will leaves a fortune to the heir he must marry within hours. Doremus mocks the deadline while Flo die Fisher hints at a quick romance to secure the funds. The clock ticks toward midnight as Bonistelle searches for a sudden union to claim the estate.
Hall is interrupted by Mr. Doremus, attorney for the late John Beasley Bonistelle, who delivers a formal notice about the uncle’s estate. Hall reacts with shock and fear as the scene unfolds with wit and tension.
Turin plans a major public lighting upgrade costing at least 400000 dollars, to run 1914 to 1916. Arc lamps will illuminate main streets and squares, with incandescents in smaller roads. About 3000 two thousand candle power lamps to be installed, powered by the municipal electric station.
Snowball discovers Puff courts Nina Kitten and chases off a barking dog. Puff frets, then follows Nina home with Snowball offering protection. Kit confronts Puff about Snowball's companionship and Puff's fear, ending with Puff's shame.
A craft note describes a porch swing built from a 39 by 14 by 1 inch seat with corner holes for ropes. It uses four oak rails, two 39 inch sides and two 18 inch ends, plus %-inch pipe supports and rope pulleys. Ward M. Wills of Bakersfield California explains a rope motion system and entry by lifting a side rail.
A mother scolds her son for fighting with an erstwhile neighbor who has moved away to the next block. The boy protests his obedience as the dispute unfolds in a domestic scene.
A terse query wonders about an aged woman found in a river and the implications of drowning. Authorities have not released identifying details or a definitive cause, leaving investigators to confirm age and identity.
The article explains a practical resuscitation method taught to Boy Scouts. Place the subject face down, press on the lower ribs with body weight, then release and allow chest recoil to draw in air. Repeat about eighteen times a minute and persist for up to half an hour if needed. pulmotor is ideal but not always available.
A morning activity for children features a paper doll party with tasks in invitations drawing colored refreshments and a Noahs Ark animal coloring session. Dolls are dressed and introduced then enjoy dancing and eating before the next crafting morning.
Little Lilian asks her mother why she married her father and learns that love inspired the union. The exchange shows a child’s candid view on marriage and affection.
A Trans-Volgan legend reveres Mother Manephie as the guardian of hair length and luster. Folk memory holds her shrine grants miraculous crowns to women, while men are excluded. A bald woman reportedly received a wondrous new crown of hair through her intercession.
The Burma scene favors Japanese female physicians as native trust remains low with British run charity hospitals. Miss Matsuno Yoda and Miss Sakage Kwano, each earning 100 dollars, are chosen to work in Rangoon among local women linked to Mr Liu’s factory. They will depart Tokyo soon to help establish a hospital.
The Wall Street Journal notes British North Borneo rubber estates are expanding, forcing tobacco out. It cites 20 rubber estates totaling about 26 360 acres each with 11 970 000 dollars capital, 19 producing rubber, and a forecast that by three to five years tapping and export will rise while tobacco regresses due to irregular rainfall and competition from coconuts.
A humorous exchange contrasts a bachelor and a spinster about why married women seek public appearances with their husbands. The spinster suggests public venues pressure husbands to show consideration, prompting anxious public displays.
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