Myrtle Point High School Leads Y M C A Drive Effort
The Myrtle Point community reports strong support for the Y M C A drive. Students at Myrtle Point High School pledge over 95 dollars with total contributions near 159 dollars district wide, plus a Liberty Bond from the Grammar School.
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Model Town Needs Superior School Facilities, Says Schulz
C Milton Schulz urges town leaders to fund and develop top tier school facilities for future growth. He praises support from country schools visited by YMCA campaign representatives and warns against ill advised policies that hinder education.
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War Bond and Aid Drive Call to American Support
The journal urges readers to take action for the war effort by buying Liberty bonds aiding the Y M C A and Red Cross. It challenges individuals to show their colors as Americans and begin contributing now.
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School Board Meets Friday for Institute Week
The Board of Education met at Clerk Claud H. Giles' office due to the Teacher's Institute in Bandon. They authorized paying teachers to attend, plan buying chairs for the High School and a desk for Miss Hansen's room, and discussed graveling Spruce Street.
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Children Subscribe 14.25 for YMCA Work
The 6th Grade contributed 14.25 toward YMCA work as part of a local school drive. The effort shows student support for youth programs and community recreation initiatives.
Superintendent Barnhart Speaks to High School Assembly
Friday morning City Superintendent of Schools A L Barnhart addressed the high school student body. He read a letter written by a German girl to a foreign friend that illustrated the ridiculous attitudes toward wartime enemies.
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The First Thanksgiving Day Tradition Unearthed
The article cites Connecticut court records from October 12 1665 appointing a solemn day of Thanksgiving on the last Wednesday of November to praise God for liberty peace and fruits of the earth. It notes the date fell on Wednesday not Thursday and comments on the spirit of gratitude despite hardships.
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Thanksgiving Then and Now in Puritan Table Fair
A reflective note traces how early Puritans’ simple Thanksgiving feasts gave way to modern tables where turkey is rivaled by ribbons, candies, and adornments. It contrasts New Englanders’ historic frugality with today’s abundance and presentation.
Definition of an Auto in a Quirky Newspaper
A humorous reprint defines the automobile as a large iron and rubber contrivance transforming gasoline into speed and luxury. It notes the car has run over 100 miles with ten thousand people, and can transport seven from porch to the gate in moments, while commenting on party lines and editor honesty.
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