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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
3
In a voyage tale a narrator reveals love for Olivia while engaged to Julia. Captain Carey and Johanna urge truth with Julia, warning secrecy harms many. The narrator faces a difficult choice between duty and passion as events unfold.
The narrator recalls a heated argument with a woman over Julia and Olly. He plans a confession and explanation with Julia the next afternoon in St Peter Port. The woman intends to drive there at five to resolve the issue, possibly by renewing or terminating the engagement, and may take Julia home until the dispute ends.
A Chinatown resident cites authorities who say China may alter laws requiring Mongolian queues and switch to shorter hair. The report recalls past fashion shifts under new emperors and notes practical attitudes toward dress while suggesting possible abolition of the current queue rule.
A massive ancient settlement is described as the largest house in America with fifteen hundred rooms, twenty thousand inhabitants, and twenty five miles of area. Discovered by Prof Cule of Northwestern University high on a New Mexico plateau near Santa Fe, it is dated to over two thousand years ago and may have been a central Indian civilization site.
In Jacobstown New Jersey Miss Hillman known as the silent woman has not spoken to a human in ten years. She vows to remain mute until women win the vote and has supported suffrage financially while tending a large farm with truck gardening. The tall determined farmer nearly six feet and adept with horses and cattle, she keeps a strict vow despite repeated attempts to elicit speech.
A piece describes a future glass house built with new stone glass and iron framings, claiming indestructibility and humidity free surfaces. It also discusses tears their cleaning action, eye benefit, and a Panama Canal tunnel project with four mile length and high cost.
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