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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
The Independent Newspaper in Myrtle Point Oregon publishes weekly on Thursdays with local notices, brief items, and community news for residents.
The speaker recalls a riverside scene with aspen and maple foliage and a wish to leave the crowded city. He longs to travel toward the river's song and the gravelly current, cherishing past scenes while accepting there is no return. The poem frames a solitary journey on a one way road from memory toward new horizons.
The editor reflects on thirty one years of the Southern Coos County American, praising the paper’s resilience and noting its role as a public forum for Myrtle Point and Coos County. He credits advertising for keeping the paper viable and urges readers to support local merchants who place ads.
The 84 year old former French premier known as the Tiger sleeps three to five hours nightly, pre midnight naps best. He rises late, works from 11 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., then exercises with a daily routine. Regular meals, fresh air, and calm mind are his path to reaching 100. Thanksgiving dining curbs neck-picking next day.
W R Lloyd spoke at Salem penitentiary before execution for murder of Clint I Baum. He blamed alcohol and bad company, urging parents to guide children away from harmful associations and habits, calling for stronger parental and societal responsibility.
The Texas governor pardons over 500 inmates since January, sparking concern about executive clemency. Oregon's governor faces similar scrutiny as he grants a 30 day reprieve for Allen MacLaren amid calls from citizens and interests.
A satirical list echoes how advertising inundates daily life with branded goods from Castoria to Pears soap. The piece mocks consumer culture by naming products like Victrola, Gillette, Marine, and Arrow Collars as omnipresent temptations that shape tastes, wants, and appearances.
Excerpt discusses consumer guidance on advertising and what to buy for foot ailments. It questions whether advertising is profitable and suggests freedom in choosing purchases. The language reflects promotional rhetoric and public curiosity about ad effectiveness.
Airplanes are ready to fly 1100 miles over Congo jungles from Kashasha to Katanga. At least 25 air dromes have been built in swamps and jungles forming a continuous landing chain. Diamonds gold and ivory will move from interior to the capital in one day instead of a week.
The article notes how medieval feudal dining linked lords with retainers and seated the lord and chief guest on a dais. It explains that the raised table still survives in modern dinners for guests and speakers as a remnant of feudal practice.
In Durance Vile the exchange centers on an exclusive underworld circle. Lasquid Lewis proclaims a newspaper tale about a horse run away with a woman who was laid up for six weeks. Boastful Benjamin counters with a friend who ran away with a horse and who was laid up for six years.
The fragment hints at a motivational ascent with no financial aid. It suggests a climb toward a summit or goal driven by effort rather than funds, implying perseverance and self reliance in pursuing success.
Coos County reports show Marshfield toppled Coquille 14 to 6 in football. Langlois posts new postmaster Edgar W Black. Coos River resident S1st birthday. county taxes reach $108694.99 for October. Edging stories include bear hides, road funds, a fatal death in Junction City, a car theft in Marshfield, and notes on weather and local education.
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