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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon

12 Jul 1917

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Myrtle Point Enterprise

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Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

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4

Nail the flag to the plow poem by W. B. Lockwood

A World War era appeal urges farmers to plant more seed and farm diligently to support soldiers. The poem frames domestic labor as patriotic defense, calling on families to work the land if they cannot fight, ending with the image of service illustrated by a flag on the plow.

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Eight to Eight Tours For Mother Labor of Love

A public address by a school principal frames mothers as time’s moral workers. He argues time saved through invention must accompany moral gain and extols a perpetual eight hour limit only in the realm of labor and love. A tribute to mothers closes with urging readers to express appreciation now.

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United States Holmes
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The Real Adventure Chapter VIII Continues

In a lively salon discussion the group argues that morality in politics fuels corruption and that women’s voting may shift leadership. Rodney questions economic independence for women and Jane defends democracy while Rose challenges traditional roles amid social change.

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Barry Rodney Jane Naomi Rutledge Rose Barry’ Lake Rowe
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