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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
3
David and Pepeeta discuss starting anew after a long separation. He reflects on a changed inner life while she longs for companionship and healing. They reconcile, share renewed love, and hear the joyful cry of their nephew Steven as a reunion follows near.
David, welcomed home by his Quaker kin, plans lawful marriage to Pepetia. Elders confer, approving the union. wedding set after the month’s end. He resumes work at the homestead, battling inner turmoil yet determined to fulfill his duty.
After a period of sorrow and moral struggle, David finds solace in pastoral life and animal companionship. Pepeeta’s renewed beauty and quiet devotion help him embrace a life of restraint and remorse. Their love deepens in a calm, churchgoing union, as they wed at the meeting house.
The essay argues that lack of ballot rights would not raise women workers’ pay to men’s level and that suffrage would not improve industrial protections. It cites causes of lower women wages, such as physical limits, job turnover, rising female labor supply, lack of organization, and dependency on sweat bosses, noting extended suffrage could undermine current protections.
A shopper recalls a crowded card shop where many cards are watched by several sales clerks. She describes choosing two two for five cent cards and paying via a nickel dropped on a table, only to see a stranger nearby slip the nickel into her purse, leaving her puzzled.
A Merchants' Journal discussion urges local merchants to outsmart mail order rivals by studying ads, offering readable pricing, and delivering value. It warns customers may be lured away by lower prices but argues buyers prefer home trade if fairly treated.
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