Editorials of the Week clip and editorials from newspapers
A collage of editorials critique American politics. It cites Joe McCarthy and Leroy Gare, calls for editorial independence, and jokes about Washington and TV politics. The piece parodies editorial scissor-work and comments on public trust and media responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Jolene McCarthy Lee
Exettor
Leroy Gare
Ashington
Sara
Joe Eng
Gore
Ieee Sistarigd
Leroy
Parable talk and political roping in wartime vent
The writer rails at political figures and press behavior, recalling Emma Goldman and Truman while blasting labor leaders and gang rhetoric. He mocks public debate, predicts further dispatches, and hints at upcoming criticism of tax publication efforts amid wartime strain.
Submitting Prayer and Reflections from The Laymen’s Committee
A fragmented OCR passage shows a prayer asking guidance from God to excel as a husband and father and to subordinate personal interests to family duties. The text mentions the Laymen’s Committee and notes uncertainty about future pairing, with informal, incomplete planning language scattered through the excerpt.
Myrtle Point Grand Mask Ball Ticket Found in Old Barn
Melvin Zumwalt tearing down a city barn at 4th and Maps found a cardboard piece on the floor. The piece proved to be a ticket to a Grand Mask Ball Christmas Night 1917 at Myrtle Point. The ticket referenced a Point Centennial Band and hinted at local community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Zumwalt
4Th and
Maps
Me Point Centennial
Myrtle Point
Lans Leneve furniture moved to Coquille pioneer home
Affable local figure Dick O'Con and neighbors helped Lans Leneve relocate furniture from the Leneve home near Remote to the old Leneve pioneer residence in Coquille. The move follows Lans birth home and Dr. Leneve’s earlier era, as Lans faces heart issues while continuing his writing and awaiting sympathy cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O’conby
Lans Leneve
Leneve
Remote
Coquille
Leneve Foncia
Lans
Gertie
Odd Quotes and Humorous Snippets in a Newspaper Page
A collection of quirky lines and anecdotes. A woman frets about selling clothes for a funeral. A dynamic blaster jokes about making a mess and leaving. A gas station anecdote and a tongue in cheek remark about driving and appearance. An old merchant finally collects from a stubborn debtor after months of effort.
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Myrtle Point Herald
LWSPA
BK ‘Association
Plaese
Nationalditorial
Asgp
G. W. Mell
Bus. Mer
Representatives, Inc. Inc
Stew Tet
Chienge
Detredt
Squirrel
Aleclion
Sen
Neuberger
Congress
Didate
Wayne
Longview
Wiet
Wayne Morsey
Hobby
Washington
Arizona
Chandler
Armed Services
Anocxin
Aroune
Sion
Ulla
Bridges
Wales
Emma Goldman
Bridges i
Russia
Emma
Utopia
Land of the Free
The
Aes
Mr" Bridges
Harry S. Truman
United States
Portland
Harry
America
Missouri
Tutankamen
George
Austin
R. C
Missionary Society
Henry Morgan
Clyder
Anderson Firet
Claes Auto Body and
Seager
Petes
Oregon
Nevada
California
Fast Freight
Tan Hegate
Ted
Paul Dobbert Wisc
Sacha Guitry
Ingihe
Aetent Guitry
Minnesota
Wold-Chamberlain Naval Air Station
Storeman
By Ken Button
Eaconmues Cae
Thornton
Basincas
Rior
Superior Cheese Company
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