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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
A scanned Myrtle Point Herald fragment discusses subscriptions and payment methods, then shifts to a long essay on money circulation and economic improvement. The text references workers, factories, investors, and the flow of dollars through the economy, urging affordable repairs and jobs.
The readable portions reference labor topics and a 1920s era context with mentions of unemployment concerns, weekly hour proposals, and cooperative movements. It also describes a Verde Pont high school carnival with awards for basketball and student activities, including a Jinrickshaw car project and classroom anecdotes.
The piece notes high tax levels in 1983 and a bleak outlook without tax cuts. It cites The Salt Worker on a safety movement achieving a five percent drop in fatal accidents last year and broader reductions in home and industrial accidents, yet warns much work remains to curb overall fatalities.
A representative showcased a new invention to the ag class that uses an intensely hot gas flame to reach 3,000 degrees, aiming to kill coccidiosis in poultry and potentially other heat related tasks. The device claims to penetrate cracks in boards and work near floors walls or perches.
The geometry class measured the school building height and tested four methods to estimate it. Geography students finished Africa studies and will present upcoming maps. Bread making and sewing projects ran alongside business and English lessons as students practiced various skills.
An old advertisement touts a German doctor’s remedy for stomach issues and nervousness. It claims skipping one meal and drinking water with glycerin and a saline bark compound named Adie Adorike or Adlorika removes poisons and calms nerves. The ad urges purchases at Perkins Drug Store and promises rapid benefits.
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