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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
2
A diverse set of quoted opinions ranges from legal defenses and political jabs to fashion, science, and labor issues. The piece notes figures like Renator Hale and HilL Rogers, references faith healing debates, and surveys work-ethic ideas from Lyman J. Gage, urging character development through education and associations.
A Chicago mall order house representative told newspaper men that commerce depends entirely on advertising. He urged merchants to keep up to date with local papers and to flood underadvertised towns with literature. He warned that well advertised towns attract mail order competition and urged liberal, proper advertising.
A fragmentary historical column on silent people warning that silence hides misinterpretation and danger. It argues silence signals lack of thought and that silent individuals are unreliable in business and socially bores, urging caution and a shift from old Puritan standards to modern living in America.
Bishop Potter denounces caste in American churches and urges equal treatment for all parishioners. He notes how social cliques divide communities and cites Jesus amid the funeral of the widow of Nain as a rebuke to caste prejudice. He warns the church to cast off rank and exclusivity.
Jeremiah W. Jeita argues for steady improvement through greater publicity to business and social responsibility. He warns deception in diplomacy harms nations, urging private honesty in corporate and state affairs to align individual virtue with lasting peace and prosperity.
The text argues that the vast fortunes of Americans are held by men of high character who live frugally and honor duty. It suggests new laws to curb improper use of inherited wealth and favors sharing remaining wealth with loyal employees after providing for one’s family.
A report that Admiral Robly Dunlingson Evans known as Fighting Bob Evans may retire due to ill health has sparked widespread sympathy and questions at the Navy Department. Born August 18, 1846, Evans earned his famed nickname through decades of naval combat and leadership from Fort Fisher to the Yorktown at Valparaiso, Chile.
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