So Live That When Thy Summons Comes
A fragment echoes a moral exhortation urging a tranquil exit through the metaphor of draping a couch and lying down for pleasant dreams during final moments.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
3
A fragment echoes a moral exhortation urging a tranquil exit through the metaphor of draping a couch and lying down for pleasant dreams during final moments.
A reflective piece urges facing death with faith and obedience to God. It contrasts doctors opinions with divine guidance, quoting Thanatopsis to comfort readers. The author advises living conscience clear with acts of kindness to avoid fear at death.
The writer condemns government poison trapping, arguing it harms fur bearing species like marten mink and fisher, and seeks higher bounties to reduce predators. A Forest Service source estimates fifty million fur-bearing animals destroyed by poison operations, urging an end to poisoning and more humane control.
A dated editorial argues against poison bait for predators like cougars and urges subtraction of poisoners. It advocates trapping over poisoning, warns of harmful wildlife impact, and appeals to citizens to open their eyes to the ongoing problem and pursue a limit on poison use.
Officials acknowledge stepping on several toes as policy moves proceed. The remark frames a friction filled process with critics warning of unintended consequences while supporters press for progress.
Dale E. Phillips claims a total due of 923.10 for materials and labor on a 1950 BSA motorcycle with Motor No. 7B34GS2118. The vehicle at 1181 North Second Street Coos Bay Oregon will be sold at public auction on July 15 1955 at 2 00 p m to satisfy the lien unless paid.
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