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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
6
A Moscow theater matinee ended with the villain actor tearing off his wig and beard to reassure the frightened children that he was only pretending to be wicked. The manager had objected to the display.
Women suffering from illness are urged to contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women, with confidentiality guaranteed. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers free access to an 80 page Text Book by mail today.
A reflective note on the inevitability of change as expressed by Borrow. The passage ponders that every event has its own time and season and questions how a jury or consensus evolves from such cycles, likening it to the life cycle of a flower.
A proposal would flood the Grand Canyon behind a 700 foot dam to create a vast reservoir 7 by 35 miles, delivering 30 000 cubic feet per second for irrigation and power. The plan argues government ownership, safety due to canyon walls, and dramatic regional growth in Arizona California and Nevada. The piece extols the canyon as one of the world’s greatest chasms and notes Powell Moran and Moran’s artistic legacy.
Dr William Van V Hayes proposes street sanitation reforms in New York to curb dust born diseases. He urges ash removal in metal cans by automobile carts, vacuum wagons, public education against littering and spitting, banning street cats and dogs, replacing horses, and frequent street flushing with improved station roadbeds and screened in entry air.
The Servian Army uses two wheeled carts pulled by large dogs to carry the big drums. Drummers keep pace while marching and play as they move, the trained dog maintaining position through long marches.
"Intend to wake congress up before I get through" declares the new member. Senator Sorghum urges more than talk urging action to shake the framers in their graves with a bold constitutional challenge.
The Sunday Magazine notes each regiment receives two or three large drums while only a small number maintain full bands. The article contrasts drum provision with the scarcity of complete musical ensembles.
Eight prisoners sentenced at Coventry sing out as they are taken to cells. One man begins with Fall in and follow me and six others join in, a chorus that rings back to the court as they move to their cells.
An attributed fragment quotes Samuel Ga urging moral clarity and condemnation of wrong while approving right. The brief text frames a personal ethic on justice and accountability without broader context or events.
The text notes natures whose humanity centers on their own family excluding all others and regards themselves as paragons of virtue.
A reflective line notes that the hardest part of memory is the failure to forget troubles. The statement suggests memory prolongs personal weight and discomfort rather than freeing the mind.
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