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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
4
In a rain swept retreat, Rose confronts Rodney's doubts about love as a fierce storm drives them apart then pushes him to danger at sea. Rose races to meet him in a canoe, saving him from a perilous crossing and rekindling their bond in the shelter of the island cabin.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise announces a March word-building contest using the letters of ENTERPRISE. First prize six dollars and a subscription credit, second prize three and a half dollars plus credit, and nine third prizes a year’s subscription each. Entries open March 2 and close March 31, with winners announced April 5.
Portland March 10 The Evening Telegram provides a planting table for seeds and bulbs including dahlias gladiolias geraniums and more with suggested dates. It notes hardy flowers such as sweet peas nasturtiums marigolds can be planted now in prepared soil while others need hot beds or house boxes and careful transplanting.
The virtues cluster about the home, bloom and shed perfume around the fireside. Love and home with it, the world would be barren and men and women brutish without them.
A reflection on how wealth may harm kinship if parents neglect a daughter or son. The speaker urges letting time for family moments define a true home rather than material gain. A cryptic line follows, hinting at further confusion.
Quoted lines claim airship falls as a new death method, noting that newspapers will spread the notion quickly. The passage uses a sardonic tone about media coverage and public gullibility.
The speaker extols living one day at a time while embracing yesterdays and tomorrows as God's. Yesterday holds regrets yet cannot be changed. tomorrow is in God's hands. today is the only possession. Advice includes kindness to women and children and guarding speech to avoid gossip and hurt.
A lyrical piece celebrating local pride and civic effort. The speaker pledges to support and promote their town, urging others to join in boosting its reputation, growth, and common good.
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