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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

2

Random musings dominate Myrtle Point column

A jumble of snatches covers fiction, finance, and society notes. Reflections on Edison quotes, wealthy heiresses, petty legal cases, and London smoke fill a wide ranging column with each item sketched in quick, witty strokes.

Power, Regulation, and the Bad Boy Theme in Public Thought

The piece argues corporate power growth and calls for regulation in the public interest. It contrasts modern concerns with historical views of youth, suggesting today’s boys are not uniquely degenerate and urging steady discipline without overreacting.

National Educational Association Aldrich Thomas Day Sandford Merton Dr Watts Elisha Bethe Uit Educational Association Elishe Bethel Dr. Watte Watts

Five Trees Grow From Grave In Hertfordshire Tale

In Tewin Hertfordshire villagers tell of five large trees growing from a single grave marker. The slab names Lady Anne Grimestone wife of Sir Samuel Grimestone Bart and daughter of the Earl of Thanet. The tale claims on her death bed she denied God and swore Svetress would sprout from her tomb.

England Marquis of Saliebury Sie Tewin Hertfordshire Anne Grimestone Samuel Grimestone, Bart Gohambery Earl of Thanet Grimestone

Sturdy Secretary Wilson and His Far Reaching Reforms

A profile of James Wilson portraiting his decade as Secretary of Agriculture. The piece credits him with expanding the department, fostering home market growth, seeking foreign trade, and driving agricultural innovation from Mohair to corn and Morgan horse restoration. It highlights his energetic, proactive leadership and broad influence on civil expenditures.

Department of Agriculture James Wilson Washington Wilson St. Im Finland China Tremendous Seale Lee New England Vermont Wilseca A Colorado George Rommel Congress Basie

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