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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
6
Tolstoi argues government is temporary and nations change through ages. He suggests life without government would reduce evils such as land taxes, wars, and inequality, while highlighting self love and humanity found within individuals. The piece contrasts idealists with practical leaders and notes their sacrifices.
Sidney Dark argues happiness comes from pursuing essential needs and cultivating imagination. The dull man, a mere rate payer, lacks soul, humor, and wonder, while religion and art share a mission to awaken awe and broaden the mind.
An article argues that Indian aspirations will end foreign rule as educated Indians reject dependence. It cites Western influence, American example, and rising self rule, noting English military and financial interests clash with Indian aims and foretelling Britain's loss of control.
A fragment of verse about keeping and losing a heart. The speaker warns of brittle love and urges freedom from a binding net. It contrasts beguilement with restraint, noting how love both renews and melancholizes the soul.
In Indiana avenue Miss Kitteredge surveys Uncle Horace as he admires the bridal home she helped furnish for Robert and Dorothy. He notes his sisterly generosity to nieces, while she recalls family tastes shifting from oriental to mission to colonial styles and musings on her own house ideas.
In a sprung chat, Miss Kitteredge envisions a cozy home with bright colors and a cuckoo clock while Uncle Horace, a fourteen-year widower, reveals he wants a household with her. Dorothy and Bob intercede as she nervously contemplates marriage and domestic plans.
A Pall Mall Magazine inspired look at English banks details a strict system of guards resident clerks with alarmed safes and early morning checks. Rules govern dress codes limits on facial hair restrictions on social contacts and even marriage until salary thresholds.
A Chicago husband returning late finds his wife in party attire asking for help with books she cannot reach. The humorous incident described by the Record-Herald ends with the husband unfastening the books so she can go to bed. A final note observes the weather man’s lack of concern for popularity.
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