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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
2
The piece argues western development is blocked by public land and resource reservations. It contends states gained sovereign powers upon admission, while Congress retains land disposal rights. It condemns eastern conservationists and urges releasing natural resources and rights to western states.
A reminiscence recalls a boy reading a book about amusements and lessons. The piece reflects on how entertainment shaped early interests and curiosity, hinting at a broader view of leisure in a historical community.
A Myrtle Point editorial urges guardians to provide sane healthy amusements for youths. It warns against puritanic seclusion, calls churches and parents to moral guidance, and stresses outlets for energy to prevent bad habits and protect future success.
A long, tongue in cheek collection of quips and wits on patriotism, war, politics, and daily life. The snippets reference prohibition, marriage, paper costs, and public figures with satirical asides about America’s stance and social habits.
Letter from J. P. Morse of 383 Briot lanes Pass Oregon praises Dean's Kidney Pills for backache relief lasting over a year. The testimonial notes wide use, a 50 cent price, and endorsement of the remedy by the Foes Mota Co. in Buffalo, N.Y.
A fragment discusses the so called big head as a common ailment arising from lack of sense. It notes money, clothes, and minor authority as factors that inflate it, while suggesting truly sensible people avoid it. The passage hints at social behavior linked to job status and opportunity.
The text appears garbled with stray phrases about a neighbor, behavior, and courtesy. It does not present a coherent news item, event, or identifiable entities suitable for a standard card.
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