Independent Myrtle Point newspaper subscription rates
An Independent Newspaper in Myrtle Point Oregon lists yearly subscriptions for 2.08 dollars, six months for 1.08, and three months for 0.20. Foreign postage adds 0.00 extra and Canada postage is 0.00. residents celebrate and subscribe.
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F. Hughes
Mother’s Day Reflections On Love Devotion And Courage
The piece honors mothers for care and sacrifice from childhood to adulthood. It recalls General Pershing’s World War I appeal urging soldiers to write home on Mother’s Day. It discusses balance between vision and action, discipline, and the moral margin in daily life.
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Pershing
Thrift and Money Habits Emphasized in Cautionary Talk
A fragment discusses money management and thrift, warning that wealth without prudent habits yields no lasting benefit. It urges avoiding waste, forming savings, and notes the psychological value of financial discipline grounded in the Book. It concludes with a warning about constant money worry.
Self Sacrifice and Shared Happiness in Human Life
Essay urges that true happiness comes from serving others rather than self interest. It cites Sahara exploration and the ethic of self forgetfulness as paths to joy, warning that excessive self regard leads to discontent and disillusionment. It frames heroic giving as rare yet essential for meaningful joy.
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Sahara Desert
Laperine
Warren
Tess
Garden Topics Remain Bright in Old-Fashioned Planting
A Philadelphia garden writer extols a range of hardy perennials and annuals suited to traditional plots. He highlights biennials and border plants such as alyssum cane dragons Gladiolus Belgem and Delphinium as reliable choices. The piece favors simple care and notes birds as valued garden visitors.
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Jeti Bartseail
Jesus
Athenaium
Dener
Mary Heasse
Philadelphia
Spitting Practices in Ancient and World Parallels
The text discusses historical and cultural attitudes toward spitting, noting warnings about disease transfer in various tribes. It contrasts reactions to spitting, citing ancient civilizations and modern observers who describe spitting as a relic and a perceived menace.
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Africa
Public Health Advice on Sanitation and Tuberculosis
Frederick D. Strickien M D urges strict personal hygiene and sanitation to prevent disease. He notes contagious germs in the respiratory tract and stresses public avoidance of crowded or contaminated spaces to protect the community.
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Oregon State Board of Health
Cary
Frederick
D. Strickien
Seed selection and potato crop notes from Oregon experiment work
The article discusses shelling quality of varieties like Minries Ba 18 and Golden Glow Spring planted for silage, and notes oats and barley yields on the Astoria station. It covers seed selection issues, seed trade, and farm experiments aiming to improve seed supply and prevent potato shortages in Oregon.
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Seed Certification Advances in Potato Grower Practices
Comparative effort by few growers to rogue and certify potato seed amid peak season. New seed grade aims for commercial use though not certified for broader certification. Emphasis on selecting hill seed, rogueing diseased plants, and discarding poor plots to rebuild seed quality yearly.
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