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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
4
The retired justice known as Mr Hughes answers critics who backed his candidacy. He surrendered his judicial post to follow voters and delegates. In accepting the nomination he outlines key issues for the fall campaign and criticizes the present administration.
Mr Hughes attacks the kept us out of war claim recounting Vera Cruz fighting and Mexican reactions. He questions the official reasons for the action and suggests the real motive may have been pressuring Huerta while pledging non interference in Mexican affairs. He notes distrust among Mexicans toward American promises.
A political flare recounts Charles Evans Hughes carrying explosives in a hat during a search and hints at Wilson policies being blown up in New York Sun. The piece lists station bulletins and Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service efforts to bring farming knowledge to rural communities through lectures, demonstrations, and cooperative programs with the USDA.
A newborn and a nurse narrate through a fragment of a child’s voice. The speaker complains of a confusing world and pain, while wondering who truly cares for Jane’s baby and who is the rightful guardian. The text blends infant perspective with adult tones.
An iron bar transforms from a simple shop staple to valued products from needles to balance springs, illustrating how hardship refines character. The piece urges youth to endure training at home and school to gain integrity tidiness affection cheerfulness industry and cooperative service for the state.
Mr Hughes at Chicago urged American efficiency in business and industry. He stressed keeping the American flag unsullied and the American name honored around the world.
The piece notes watchful waiting for the Democratic keynote with Manana named in a tentative Wilson drive after September 1. It mentions possible Western visits mid September and a campaign to win the woman's vote, with Bryan's Maine speech uncertain and Hughes pursuing a positive, active campaign across the West.
Farmers and other Myrtle Point residents may gain a valuable suggestion for college extension work from this clipped note series. The notes come from recent issues of the O A C Press Bulletin and discuss community benefits.
A column for tired mothers gathers in the Home Circle at evening tide. It frames quiet moments, small comforts, and shared sentiment for the daily weariness of motherhood.
A moral exhortation urges boys to use time wisely and avoid idleness, linking future influence to early effort. It contrasts male folly with disciplined paths toward honor and suggests practical wisdom from experience, noting women’s practicality and referencing the word orphan as a sorrowful term.
An essay urging fair parent teacher dialogue, patient understanding of teachers, and avoiding harsh judgments. It contrasts humane views on schooling with critique, defends hospitals as beneficial, and warns about idleness and ingratitude in youth, linking civic virtue to farming and professional effort.
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