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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

11

Clergy Split Over Prohibition and Drink Policy

A collection of church leaders published quotes debating alcohol use and prohibition. Bishops, priests, and reverends argue for liberty, local option, or repeal while contrasting laws vs moral guidance and public order. Analysts warn against blanket prohibitions amid differing Christian viewpoints.

Jesus Christ Christ Rainsford St. George's Episcopal Church New York City Church of God Canon West

War reshapes finances and Goos Lake project planned

The global war drives reorganizations and tightens budgeting as nations prepare for wartime needs. Amid this, the A 46,000 acre Goos Lake valley project in Lake county stands out as a major reclamation effort awaiting its fate.

United States Goos Lake Valley Lake County

The Lungs and Breathing for Health

The lungs are complex organs with air sacs and tubes that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide. Proper lung function depends on muscular chest development and regular breathing exercises, while corsets hinder movement and fresh air reduces illnesses such as tuberculosis and rheumatism.

Moving On Gypsies Draw Outcry From Local Residents

For years wandering nomads have visited the city with caravan wagons and gaudy covered wagons. Women in the bands are accused of aggressive tactics and fleecing locals seeking readings of the future. Some towns banish them to curb nuisance and protect residents.

The Undertaker a Developer

The text argues that undertakers act as developers in communities, noting that many businessmen and farmers impede progress by refusing to join public spirited efforts. It suggests five men build a community and laments those who resist community building by remaining aloof like dead timber.

Archbishop Whately

Healthograms on digestion and habits for vitality

Dr. Daniels links simple meals to easier digestion and argues for high fluid intake to flush waste. He notes tobacco and alcohol worsen arteries, warns against overwork and overeating, and urges small first meals and gradual increases, criticizing coffee as a depleting stimulant. He stresses outdoor living and modern nervous strain as erosion factors and mentions local industry and printing ads.

Prohibition Push Underscores Civic War on Alcohol

Opinion urges dry regime in Oregon as nation confronts wartime strain and the social toll of booze. It argues that victory requires eradicating poverty vice and crime while defending the home and improving living standards, asserting alcohol undercuts national progress.

Earth Europe Peu Booze Mr. Booze Paul Wessinger Oregon

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