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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
Frederick D. Strickler M D explains why clean spring water can be more dangerous than stagnant pools due to hidden typhoid and dysentery germs. He notes testing methods, chlorine treatment, and boiling to ensure safe drinking water, stressing vigilance during travel and camping.
Church of the Brethren hosts Children’s Day events June 14 with a basket dinner and Mother program followed by a sermon on Motherhood. Methodist and Presbyterian services and sermon topics scheduled for June 14 with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. St Anne Myrtle Point offers monthly Masses, and Christian Church holds Sunday school at 10 and sermon at 11 with a talk on Glorifying a Great Man.
Power F W Powers routed a brief business trip to Marshfield late last week. Mrs G M Kepros visited North Bend Friday. Mrs Fay Richmond stopped in Marshfield Monday. The saying on display, Success is the capacity to use and enjoy the fruits of our own industry, appears in the column.
Numerous towns report industrial and public works progress including new air school in Union district and street paving contracts for 45 000 dollars. Cities gain libraries permits and storage warehouses while plantations show crop and timber movements.
Teas are classified as green and black by color and method of preparation. Green tea leaves are heated briefly or fried in shallow pans over a weed fire, then gathered and rolled by hand to reduce moisture and develop the proper color.
Teach of Deflopment Sophroclus denies Evialla a liaison with Le cunda. The father tests her with a coal, she hesitates then touches it and her hand turns pale, a warning about overcare and guilt.
A broker recalls a clerk discovering he owned 76,000 shares of Leading Industrial overnight and facing an $8 million signing. The piece notes how some firms hold massive paper wealth in staff names and the risks if certificates cannot be endorsed.
A collage of quirky ads from London Birmingham New Zealand and Boston papers pokes fun at peculiar classified lines. The snippets joke about a second hand globe, golf score tricks and a modern house for an officer’s wife while mixing literary allusions and playful branding.
A literary aside from the Youths Companion recalls a tale by Charles Brookfield about a cold railway journey. Friends discover foot warmers under a bench in a railway carriage, but the warmth comes from their own imagination as they realize the "foot warmers" were actually their gun cases.
The text credits Claudius Galen with laying foundations of medical science in the first centuries of the common era. It notes his birth in Pergamum, studies in Alexandria, and Rome where he wrote anatomy works and dissected animals. It explains his humoral theory linking bile blood phlegm and black bile to elements fire air earth and water.
In Skowhegan a peculiar five inch rise hobble staircase was built by Dr. Henry Leavitt for a dentist's building. A hobble skirted woman ascended the short stairs with difficulty. The strange design remains a memorial to a forgotten fashion trend.
A new teller handles a deposit as the customer describes the scene and the bank staff actions. The interaction focuses on routine banking tasks and the newcomer’s entry into service.
A collection of aphorisms on the power of thought and self awareness. It contrasts automatic thinking with deliberate mental habit and notes that happiness comes from acknowledging faults and shared human limits.
Dialogue shows a wife accusing her husband of sneaking outside and fiddling with a door knob as he mutters about “getting Pitts purg” in a domestic moment. The scene suggests a scofflaw or puzzle element around the front steps and a pursuit-like tension.
Notice to holders of city warrants Myrtle Point Oregon that all warrants drawn on the General Fund up to No 1918 will be paid upon presentation at the City Treasurer’s office. Interest ceases June 6 1925. Dated Myrtle Point Oregon June 6 1926.
The administrator of the estate of Jemima Hoffman announces the filing of a final report in Coos County Court Oregon. Judge R H Ast has set Saturday June 20 at 10:00 am in the County Courtroom Coquille for hearing objections to the final account and settlement. Objections must be filed by that date. E M Hoffman is administrator with B D Pulford as attorney, residing in Coquille Oregon.
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