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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
An editorial urges farm organization as the key to advancing agricultural education and stability. It argues that education and cooperative effort empower farmers against chaotic markets and rising living costs, promoting local purchase of transport and rail services to strengthen communities.
A fragment from a column by the late Dean of Mean at the University of Illinois discusses caution in generalizing about human conduct. The essay notes two people awake, or moved by girtattte ences, and ends abruptly with a stylistic, unfinished thought.
Extension of the principle of home patronage to railroad transportation was urged by G. L McKay local agent for Southern Pacific company. Residents of Myrtle Point not only will have their own travel plans, but the community benefits from supporting local commerce and services.
Reducing production costs and fire risk a method of making sound film on paper has been tested in Germany. A photographic copy of the original celluloid film is used to make voice tracings printed in rows on paper strips. Four rows per strip yield a 1 000 foot strip with 4 000 feet of record for a forty eight minute performance. The method also suits radio broadcasting.
A guided tour of Odd Melntire's stylish New York apartment attracts prominent guests including former publisher Amon Carter. Tourists tour up to six floors of glass topped tables and minimalist décor while Odd meets visitors and shares his writings. The excursion runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from three to five from the Waldorf Astoria, with a lecturer explaining Odd's work and influence.
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