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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
6
The column riffs on figures like Mr Bryce Nikola Tesla and Mark Twain while poking at current events. It notes the New York oyster ruling as a wild animal and observes manners of Japanese visitors and English auctions of old battleships, mixing playful jabs with cultural commentary.
A few months ago Italy appeared to back Prof Waldaters Cambridge proposal for an international excavation of Herculaneum, but has now rejected the plan and will not accept any foreign initiative for the ruins. The decision is lamented as loss to scientific progress.
A fragmentary projection of conflicting medical and lifestyle opinions from past authorities. The piece mocks how experts—from Gladstone to Edison—advise on chewing, eating, bathing, soap use, and sleep, contrasting old grandmother wisdom with modern medical authorities.
The biological survey of the Agriculture Department says skunks are valuable allies against grasshoppers. They destroy red headed woodpeckers, barnyard fowls, and meadow larks as a pest control method. Experts suggest using domesticated skunks on farms to combat grasshoppers.
Rev Henry F Cope argues that true worship seeks inner transformation rather than gift giving. He contrasts the old notion of tithes with a spirit of gratitude and service, urging focus on love, self denial, and the mental dwelling place that shapes conduct and happiness.
A compilation of sermon snippets emphasizing virtue duty faith and service. The author cautions against pride idleness and hollow religiosity while urging effort compassion and practical goodness in daily life.
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