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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
Advice urging extremes of anger and retaliation to cope with opposition. The poem counsels readers to get mad, chew a rag, feed anger, and lash out at others when plans or jokes fail. It warns the public to prepare for a robust Fourth of July celebration with confrontation.
Some men avoid debt reputations while others hide malice. A Boston woman plans to sacrifice income from ten million dollars to wed a poor man. Cheer up, fellows, it shows what some women think of bachelors.
In a sympathetic climate a strong case for another nomination to Col. Roosevelt was urged as a remedy for his potential disappointment at not receiving it. A curious note from the Enterprise office reports editor receipts on June 10 totaling just ten, with receipt number 1010 among them.
The message urges graduates and returning students to focus on useful work and lawful citizenship. It warns against viewing marriage as life's sole goal and counsels prudent, genuine love when it arrives, echoing a postwar call to meaningful social contribution.
The passage argues true greatness is a soul quality born of zeal and hard work, not a final achievement. It cites Lincoln, Adams, Franklin, Harrison, Dickens, Scott, Edison, and Alexander as examples of persistence beyond fame, stating backsliding marks those never truly great.
An admonition urges personal mastery as the path to value for self and world. It warns that failing to control oneself risks being marked by goblins and facing consequences. The tone is moralistic and cautionary, urging diligent effort in any undertaking.
A quip hails the crafty fisherman who uses witty bait to lure interest, suggesting salesmanship and timing. The saying frames a streetwise view of clever schemes and public appeal.
The passage notes a quirky detail about P. T. Barnum, stating he could hide his hat in three rings. It reflects a minor anecdote about Barnum’s showmanship and clever tricks.
A concise reflection on how people overestimate ease of achieving goals until they must work hard themselves. It notes that strong effort reveals true resolve and determination. The tone is practical and cautionary about entitlement.
Statement praising sacredness of honest labor, noting labor is vast as the earth and its summit stands above graft and greed. Philosophical reflection on the divine aspect of true hand-labor and the moral superiority of sincere work.
An Albany Herald analysis notes the 26 female graduates split between college Normal school and business work or office jobs with only one choosing to stay at home. It attributes rising independence to cost of living shifts and cultural expectations, contrasting traditional domestic roles with modern ambitions.
By order of the Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County the Sheriff announces a public auction on June 29 1912 at 10 00 A M at the county courthouse front door in Coquille to sell all timber on described premises The sale enforces a mortgage lien against E S Larsen Henry D Larsen and others with a bid cash requirement and subject to legal redemption. The property described includes all timber on the North Belt in the North east quarter and other specified subdivisions in Section 36 Township 29 South Range 13 West Willamette Meridian. Proceeds cover a 600 06 100 dollar judgment plus interest 8 per cent and execution costs 89 50 100 and fees.
A brief note states that public pulse items should be under 900 words and include sender name and address. The editor may reject libelous or unfit material. Advertising content is charged at regular rates and marked adv.
A Dora Oregon reader argues taxation should assess all property with proportional tax and objectors to mortgage tax measures. He urges fair, universal assessment and opposition to exemptions and money shippers, calling for equity in taxation.
Claud H. Giles will depart via Portland for Eugene to enroll at the State University. Misses Florence Robbins, Dollie Robbins, Metta Hansen, Myra McCloskey and Susie Neer plan Roseburg trips on Saturday June 22 and Sept A. T. Park leaves Sunday the 28th. Myrtle Point likely sends strong representation to the Oregon summer school, reflecting local educators' spirit and ambition.
A bulk bundle of ancient exchange issues goes on sale at the Enterprise office for five cents each. The items offer a glimpse into early communication networks and local trade practices.
A message urging readers who borrow the newspaper to subscribe instead. It appeals to responsibility to pay for the paper and promises that regular subscriptions are a small investment that pays back far more than other payments.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications as it is a blood or constitutional disease. internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. advertised as a regular prescription by Dr. Cheney & Co of Toledo. Sold by druggists for 5 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Bids sought for construction of City Hall Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon plans and specs. 90 day completion. Bids due June 24 1912 8 00 am with five percent cash or certified check. bond of $1000 required. form of bids from City Recorder.
The article outlines Holland Codfish preparations and two main methods. Cod steaks simmered in water with herbs and onion, served with boiled potatoes and butter parsley lemon rind. Baked cod steaks with tomatoes, lemon, pepper and stock, finished with tomato sauce.
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