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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
5
A poultry expert stresses starting proper feeding as chicks arrive. Emphasizing warm, clean housing and moisture management, the piece warns against premature feeding and outlines a simple, effective regimen using water or milk, then light grain in litter for early scratching and growth.
A Akron dispatch reports seven family members near death from drinking contaminated spring water during a motor trip. The message urges assuming water safety only after verification or marked Safe For Drinking Purposes. Carry pure water and avoid relying on looks.
Dad and son discuss how youth today seek freedom beyond strict rules, amid police curfews and crime reports. The piece argues era shifts, not youths, with parents urging resilience, integrity, and self reliance as society changes and cars and media reshape behavior.
A report states Endicott departed Monday morning for Eugene to visit his brother Reese Endicott and attend the G A R encampment. The author notes space limits prevent detailing a method and invites readers to request further information about the care and feeding of baby chicks.
Endicott and Mr. O'Brien of Powers visited Marshfield then traveled to Eugene to attend the G. A. R. encampment. They were welcomed by Mr. Endicott's daughter Lyons and greeted at their home by Dr. Sol Endicott. The two men, both past eighty, will be shown local points of interest during the week by the Endicott family.
The ceremony united John V Spainhower Luttrell and Miss Opal Smith with a floral setting and attendants. After the nuptials the couple, both from Oregon and Texas ties, left for Houston where Mr Spainhower is employed. Friends and relatives attended at Lee.
A historical overview notes how accidental findings sparked major advances. From Columbus to Perkin to a German scientist, the text traces how researchers connected nutrients to health and happiness, culminating in the recognizing of vitamins.
Ancient probes and forceps from Pompeii, 2000 years old, resemble today’s surgery tools in shape. The collection suggests cutting was central before Vesuvius erupted in 79, but lacking blood circulation knowledge limited amputations. Surgery's ancient reach is hinted by Alexander the Great and earlier Egyptian evidence.
Cards announce the birth of the little son of Mr and Mrs Harry Judson born June 14. The child will be named Edward Randall Judson. Mother and baby are reported well and to be discharged soon for their home at 927 Madison Street Oregon City.
Miss Helen Brewer marked her tenth birthday Saturday with a party for several girl friends. They enjoyed cake and a river swim then played games the rest of the afternoon. Guests included Harriett McKay Kathryn Hamilton Helen Land Edith Wilma Redell Dorothy Bennett and Eleanor Brewer.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell with Miss Helen and Miss Elma and Mrs Helen Russell attended the wedding of Eugene Howe to Hazel Aller at the Presbyterian church in Eugene Sen Jay. On leaving they witnessed a wreck on the Pacific highway at Tice hill with several injured awaiting ambulance at roadside.
Mrs Henry Schreeder and Mrs E C Barker plan a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the Ladive fus nest. With no cars they are asked to meet at the Schreeder Furniture company or the Barker jewelry store at one o clock.
Huge and William Gurney arrived Thursday to stay a few months with parents in Myrtle Point. Huge attends Concordia College Illinois pursuing a six year theological course. William studied at Valparaiso University Indiana. They left Chicago a week ago Friday, rested twelve hours in St Paul, then took the Canadian Pacific to Vancouver and home.
In years around Myrtle Point people used to kiss and make up. Now the make-up leads. Someone suggests raising bees could help the farmer. He might try though he is used to being stung by most things.
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