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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
2
A fragmentary critique discusses the idea of getting something without effort, contrasting it with American system reform. It argues improvements require work and responsibility, warning against complacency and the notion of free security as a moral hazard. The piece emphasizes vigilance and gradual repair over dismissing the system.
The writer recounts a vivid trip to Xochimilco with canals, gondola boats, and a festive Mexican scene. He visits a Venice style boat ride, attends a Mexican restaurant, watches wrestling, and attends a stag party hosted by Senor Reuben. The narrative covers nightlife, a bullfight, and religious mass during June with dramatic weather.
The narrator recounts a bullfight injury and heroics in Mexico then a farewell party hosted by Teresa and Hal. After boarding a late flight, the group leaves for the United States, facing a Los Angeles strike that briefly threatens their travel home before resuming plans with family awaiting in California.
The piece cites Isaiah and Christ to argue for turning swords into plowshares, noting past wars and Emerson's remark on civilization. It questions how soon peace can come and suggests progress hinges on adherence to the Great Emancipator’s rules. The text frames peace as a long, contested process.
Fragmentary text discusses labor or homefront themes with unclear context and few concrete facts. It references the balance of men on the picket line and suggests national concern but provides no identifiable people or organizations.
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