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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

4

Home and Family Values Promote Civic Pride

A broad reflection on the home as a sacred center of happiness and moral education. It urges cheerful conduct, honest work, attentive parenting, civility, and the role of a local newspaper in supporting a strong, informed community.

Census Without Writing The Next Census By Machine

A Washington dispatch reports the next United States census will be taken without writing. Enumerators use punched cards carrying all prior questions. Cards are punched for each answer and fed to a machine that creates smaller cards and counts automatically.

United States Washington Redfield Census Bureau

Economy’s Sake Buy Advertised Goods

Advertising boosts sales at lower cost enabling lower prices for consumers. The note defends ads as a truthful driver of market efficiency. It argues that advertised goods reduce friction and increase purchasing power for shoppers.

The Real Adventure

A couple confronts an impending October pregnancy in a tense domestic scene. Rose reveals they will have a baby, prompting relief and a shift in power as the man asserts control over their life and future. Rose contemplates the change, haunted by unresolved struggles about shared life.

Rose Rose Darling Randolph

The Door that Was to Open

Rose gains a momentary relief after a tense talk with Rodney and begins a six month glow. Frederica and Eleanor discuss Rose and Rodney while weighing how far Rose’s plan for a real union with Rodney might go, with fears of the husbands’ stubbornness and a looming confrontation.

Portia Rodney Frederica Eleanor Randolph Rose Eleanor Jim Harriet Edith Welles Lake Barry Lake Jane Lake Prudential Dan the Lakes James Randolph

Interior chief urges turning water power into hydro plants

Secretary Lane of the Interior urges converting all available water power into hydro electric plants and asks Congress to pass a law to encourage development amid rising fuel costs.

Lane Interior Department Congress

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