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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
4
A reflective article condemns crime and its generational toll, arguing that wrongdoing harms families and society. It cites a lifer in Arizona and quotes the idea that crime’s Nemesis follows offenders, affecting wives, children, and communities. It warns leaders and prominent men from betraying trust and stresses accountability and social stigma.
A feature exploring the feared man who nobody wants to associate with in Roseburg. The piece notes he could be a grocer rancher radroader mechanic or just a plain hobo, highlighting social stigma and avoidance.
Edson R Waite argues in this column that advertising proves its value in downturns by delivering bigger results per dollar. He contrasts consistent advertising with sporadic flurries and warns the nonadvertiser bears the costs as merchants ride economic waves toward prosperity. He cautions against overconfidence and complacency.
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association reports 226 mills in Seattle area saw a 21 percent rise in orders for the week ending October 31, adding 16.9 million board feet and reversing recent declines. Production fell slightly while rail, domestic, and export markets shared in the gain. stocks remain tight across the central west and mills note modest price increases after 19 months of flat pricing.
Charles 57 Kinnison writes about a grandson and granddaughter, boasting quietly to their grandma Ann. The poem humorously contrasts bragging with restraint while celebrating family affection and trust.
Dr William J Scholes warns of carbon monoxide poisoning risks from running cars in small closed garages as cold weather drives door closing. CO is colorless and odorless. symptoms include headache dizziness and nausea. Fresh air and artificial respiration are urgent if exposure occurs. ensure ventilation to prevent gas buildup. Public health note dated 1931.
The Red Cross led the largest peacetime drought relief effort in 1930 31 aiding millions across North Dakota Washington Montana and other states. Judge John Eaton Payne urged chapters to continue community plans for unemployment and veteran relief while ongoing drought aid remains essential nationwide.
Practical guidance on seasonal deep cleaning and decluttering with steps for closets rooms and routines. Includes rules for cleaning order planning and avoiding clutter. Also provides simple fried rice and pineapple cake recipes with basic methods and proportions.
Instructions for beating egg whites to stiff peaks and adding sugar gradually with cream of tartar. Mentions copyright 1931 The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago and Herald publication.
Federal agents swarm Chicago to arrest alleged leaders of a vast alien smuggling ring with reported annual income between 50 and 100 million dollars. Investigators describe established price quotes from 200 to 60 000 per entrant, plus transport costs, with varying rates for healthy or undesirable entrants and delays in installment payments during settlement in U.S. cities. The New York probe led to 30 arrests and up to 40 indictments expected. hundreds of aliens face deportation.
The Bergenland docked in Plymouth after an 18 hour delay due to gale weather carrying about 15 million dollars in gold from New York bound for France and Belgium. Myrtle Grange No. 289 meeting times noted for the month.
In the page fragment a reference to a couple living at 44 Mount Street is noted. The item lacks full context or events but anchors on a family in a local residence.
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