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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
2
The essay contrasts early Pilgrim hardships with today’s wealth of highways, dams, space exploration, and comforts. It asks what a person should be thankful for and suggests gratitude may hinge on perspective rather than material riches. It reflects on how abundance reshapes gratitude.
A short poem by Lynn Miller from Myrtle Point, describing harvest season with crisp air, ripe corn, and work for children, linking harvest to Halloween and festive fears, ending with a note on the season nearing its end.
Down visited the John Hofes family at east 2nd street. Scott Hutchie accompanied him. Down went as far as Roseburg and Jes, then to Corvallis with Dames Down.
Miss Frances Watts warns homemakers about door to door sales and phony surveys as Oregon law bans deceptive selling. She advises buying from established businesses and reading all documents before signing. For fraud tips call Coos County Extension for a free bulletin. Water taste and odor may come from reprocessed water with detergents, per Eaton Yale Towne. The United States has about 17,808 meat psychiatrists practicing.
Ben Denfels and son Kim plan a family dinner joined by Mr and Mrs Richie Dealela and Holly from Coos Bay plus Ray home from college. H W Thomas hosted a Sumner Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Jack Reeves Kathleen My and Mrs Reigh Whitaker.
An advertisement touts Slimodex weight loss tablets as a solution for overeating induced fat, promising a full money back guarantee. The copy references a company or brand named Sempest Doug Sieve- Point-Doall Godess.
The Eyrnest Davengort family from The Dalles will spend Thanksgiving with Mr Davengort's parents at the A R Davenyp ports of Catching Creek.
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