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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
2
A religious gathering invites attendees to 648 p.m. and 48 p.m. to come with their burdens and be carried away in a welcoming setting. The message encourages participation and lightens attendees’ loads.
In the Baltimore Sun column Frank Kent warns that the presidential campaign will not enlighten thinking voters. He says both parties rely on attacking and ignoring and appeal to prejudice rather than reason.
A Chilton Wisconsin Times opinion urges retrenchment in government when it enters private business as competitor or regulator. It argues bureaucratic expansion raises taxes and deficits and warns against paternalism spreading through public sectors. It concludes with a call for voters to decide at the polls.
Alameda county health officer summarizes a Michigan clinic study on drivers arrested for traffic offenses. Examined are nervous, mental, and physical records of 58 men with median age thirty, showing high rates of feeble mindedness and inferior intelligence, significant hearing or vision defects, epileptiform tendencies, and alcoholism. Only 13 would meet liberal driver standards.
Senator James W. Wadsworth argues taxation blocks progress and promotes four pillars for sound government: cut operating costs 25 percent, withdraw government from private business competition, end nonessential governmental activities, and halt Federal aid to non-federal enterprises. He decries rising costs, subsidies, and bureaucratic expansion, warning taxation poisons progress.
The article argues fire remains both ally and danger, noting American losses of 10000 lives and billions in property yearly due to careless handling. It stresses that progress brings new hazards and urges public vigilance and low cost safety measures as a shared civic duty. It contrasts Carthaginian sacrifice with modern recklessness and cites Massachusetts controversy over a governor portrait as a lighter note.
The Churches REORGANIZED LATTER DAY SAINTS list Sunday school at 16 a m and preaching at 1 p m and 8 p m on second and fourth Sundays, with prayer 6 p m Wednesday. Church of Christ reports services each Sunday with Bible school at 10:00 am, communion and preaching at 11:00 am, Christian Endeavor 6:30 pm, prayer 7:30 pm Wednesday. Cathedral of the AIKOOS in Marshfield lists services Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1:30 to 3:00 pm. Church of the Brethren notes Sunday School 10:00 am, morning preaching at 11 am, evening services 7 and 8 pm, midweek Bible study Wednesday 8 pm. Everyone invited.
Minister Erwin G. Raaten leads a 1000 am church school session with classes and teachers for all ages. The 1100 am service features worship and a sermon on The Most Essential Element in Christian Living. Epworth League meets at 700 pm led by a youth reader Charles Leatherman on Real Living. Evening service promises informal program with surprises and a sermon on God's Challenge to Myrtle Pointers Today.
The article discusses church attendance as both duty and privilege and warns of growing inactivity. It notes doors are always open, Bible school at ten, Sunday sermon at eleven, and a seven o'clock youth service with midweek prayer.
A dean recalls an undergraduate confession about a university rule violation and the healing effect of honest penance. He reflects on open acknowledgment before God and man, and notes James Lewellen’s recovery from illness returning to work at the grocery.
A speaker vents about the film industry noting crew skill but criticizing actors writers and directors. He cites government inefficiencies, outdated plot ideas, mortgage plots, increasing villains and crime, rising divorces, car thefts, and the use of the word hell in film titles as examples of modern life bleeding into cinema.
The text portrays old preacher rhetoric about hell and moral reckoning. It contrasts harsh phrases with milder terms and notes how some sermons label sinners as hypocrites or villains in vivid, blunt language.
Swift & Company boosts demand for prepared products by advertising high quality brands. The campaign promotes Swift's Premium Mitt-Fed Chickens, Golden West Fowl, Swift's Brookfield Butter Eggs Cheese and other items to stimulate consumer willingness to pay.
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