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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
2
A collage of quips and odd facts covers topics from cucumbers to polar searches, dubious science claims, a Hoboken divorce, and a American marrying into Italian nobility. The piece blends humor, curiosities, and light social commentary for a late edition reader.
Reports note Peary's new expedition toward the north pole and an English party departing to seek the icy region. The piece also discusses Nebraska gas from corn cobs for farms, domestic comfort for rural households, traveler gear, and a historical anecdote about Emperor Nero’s controlled voice and prudence.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip mocks misprints and oddball topics like serving a golf ball and curve of a moth ball. It jokes about editors and puzzles, suggesting using a lull before a game to learn useful typing and writing tips.
An opinion piece by H. B. Hulbert, former adviser to the Emperor of Korea, argues Japan's pride and ambitions threaten world order. It warns that powers will eventually constrain Japan’s rapacious career and cites Portsmouth as a turning point in Korea’s fate.
A reflective essay on the home as a cherished, autonomous space. It argues that a strong home spirit survives only with careful ownership of the domestic sphere, citing Virginia families as models of pride and resilience amid changing pleasures and social shifts.
Newburg and Beartown farmers organize the Orange County Union and seek affiliation with the Central Labor Union. They plan a direct to consumer exchange for union potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage and garden produce, aiming to reduce middleman profits and lower prices while solving how to label union goods.
The article argues that a rural school should act as a community hub offering vocational training and service, not as a trade school. It stresses cooperation with local improvement leagues and adult groups, and cites joint meetings of school patrons to discuss community topics and rallying around local needs.
The text discusses national need for scientific and artistic advancement and argues that stronger education and early training are essential. It emphasizes that no matter how brilliant an individual, progress depends on better education and systematic methods.
Sergeant N A Berg of North Yakima Washington wins top honors at the President's match and places seventh in the event. He is part of the team that won the skirmish match and is noted as a farmer who favors bull’s eye shooting. Berg has competed in national shoots for three years and may receive an autograph letter from the President.
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