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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
2
A reflective poem by Joaquin Miller on human conflict and pity. It laments brothers harming brothers over pride and strife while nature remains at peace. The speaker questions worth in aggression and urges compassion and restraint on life’s rough road.
A cryptic fragment hints at a faculty dwindling toward disappearance with a grim undertone. The record suggests oblivion affects the guards, implying a bleak institutional fate and weighty consequences for those stationed to protect it.
A fragment argues that avoiding birth is the only path to safety, noting a remark attributed to Teddy about using the past to justify fatal choices. The text frames the stance as a provocative moral aphorism without resolution.
Visitors at the fairgrounds admire the exhibit hall displays highlighting Cops and Curry as standout banner names in this year's showcase.
The guide post advises focusing on one’s own affairs and warns against posing as a public servant if one has too much personal business to handle. It emphasizes discretion and personal responsibility in public roles.
A second annual Cops and Curry County Fair invites Oregon residents to attend. The message urges participation at the state event, signaling community involvement and regional appeal.
A girl dressed in a striking fashion was arrested and brought to court where she was deemed insane and ordered to an asylum, a warning to readers about bold dress attracting scrutiny.
A fragment from a reflective piece urges readers to admire a neighbor's kindness and gentle demeanor, framing virtue as a communal ideal and a societal aspiration to imitate in daily life.
The article notes Horace Greely’s famous line about the saddest day for a young man imagining another way to earn a dollar than by work and links it to a local election betting discussion in Harlan RI.
The passage urges growing wise and noble hearted to comfort and inspire others. It stresses learning to say kind words and lend a hand, noting that it is never too late to mend and improve one’s graciousness and generosity.
The speaker urges honesty about character and shames masking one’s true nature. He argues that living rightly removes shame and that those who conceal themselves resemble Pharisees. Conscience is a guide, and insinuation reveals inner truth to the aware.
A Milwaukee foreman uses a worker’s tool ownership to judge reliability. He argues that applicants with a well fitted kit are safer hires, while those with few tools risk carelessness and borrowing. The tool kit serves as a practical index to the man.
Professor Charles Zubelin warned at the Chicago Ethical Society that debuts disrupt young women’s health and morals and impede motherhood. He urged less social diversion and more focus on education and training for life’s main role. A separate notice announces the appointment of an executor for the estate of William Hartley, with claims to be presented within six months.
Walter K Towers surveys early aviation law as aeroplanes and airships proliferate. He notes English tradition limits and upcoming statutory changes in Connecticut Massachusetts and New York to regulate navigation of airspaces and liability for damages.
Burleson reduces government stamps by seventeen and ends ten cent registry stamps. Ordinary postage stamps will be used for letters, parcels, registry, and special delivery as needed. The change mirrors Britain's single stamp policy and saves time and money for the public and government.
At a recent legislative session a law was passed delaying foreclosure by ten years after mortgage maturity on real estate. It takes effect January 1, 1914. Interest payments do not reset the period. The measure may reduce foreclosures but add costs and complications for lenders and borrowers. Ray caret Scarabfield shipped a carload of cattle to shield market last Saturday.
Notice is given that Theo bald M Hermann of Bis Aare Hermann has filed intent to make five year proof to establish claim for an entry described as T 29 S R12 W W M and T 30 S R8 W. The hearing will be before Edgar A Jones Register Oregon October 1918. James B Gibbs P Zob P Crise O MPoing and James Wagner of Myrtle Oregon are mentioned.
A collage of advertisements and legal summons: Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion and testimonials, plus multiple court notices from Coos County Oregon. Summons target defendants in Myrtle Point and nearby areas, detailing judgments, deadlines, and publication requirements.
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