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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
2
A lengthy editorial collage cites Lincoln Steffens seeking a model city and critiques wealth, poverty, and social reform. It references New Jerusalem ideals, urban planning, and the dynamics of modern industry, alongside remarks on Rockefeller wealth and public virtue.
Mr Graham reads the morning paper while his wife presses for details of yesterday's fire. The 4:30 p m boiler blast at Stadford's is described in vivid terms with further notes on page six.
Excerpt from Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis arguing society, especially youth, are drifting from virtue. He critiques reform movements, political views, and education, warning that neglecting serious thought weakens character. He cites Kipling and Emerson, urging adherence to traditional ideals and duty.
Essay argues that female influence on men is overrated and not universal. It notes that marriage often fails to mold a partner and that men retain agency once the feminine influence fades. Tradition places the man as head of the family, echoing older views on gender roles.
A compact analysis argues imitators rarely profit long from others methods. It notes successful ventures inspire copies, but real gains come from original, sound principles rather than mere imitation driving a changing, wary market.
A portrait of Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal tracing his rise from a boy with a weak eye to a powerful journalist. The piece notes his influence on post Civil War politics, his wartime Rebel paper, and his lasting but fading era in American journalism. It mentions Marie Henry and Confederate service influencing his path.
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