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Newspaper

Southern Coos County American

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

5

Tender Mother's Way in A Poem of Love and Sacrifice

A reflective poem extols a mother's steady, welcoming love at all times. It contrasts a mother's gentle praise with selfless support, stating she shares every joy and pain. The piece emphasizes a mother's constant presence beyond flowers, remaining a partner through life’s trials.

Logteteps Sisty Nine Gina J. A. Clutter

Mother's Day Reflections on Mothers and Compassion

A poem and vignette urge care for mothers on Mother's Day. John J. Langenbech offers a tender meditation on maternal virtue amid sorrow. A prose anecdote follows about a man who buys pencils from a poor elderly seller, realizing she is “someone's mother.”

Poem Fragment About Letters to a Maiden

A lyric excerpt expresses devotion by writing many letters to the beloved. The speaker pledges increasing love with each line and praises her grace and beauty as the letters multiply.

The Letter to Your Mother Poem Amid Wartime Love

A fragmented voice presents a sentimental piece about a boy and his affection for his mother. It contrasts youthful passion with wartime separation and ends by praising fathers and the father’s role. The text alludes to a letter from a boy away from home and the enduring care of family despite hardship.

W. F. Kirk

Pro Patria Poem Reflects Faith and War Memories

A fragmented poem recalls a country road and a soldier’s journey from youth to memory. It juxtaposes the sun and wind with images of wreaths and bugles, ending with a biblical verse about God’s promise and protection. The text cites Gen. TX:11-12 18.

Fragmentary Hymn Snippet Reflects Public Reading Tone

A fragmentary OCR segment presents broken phrases about knowing loneliness and divine friendship. The text references watchcare and sacred names, with odd garbles and stray capitalized terms. The piece reads as a damaged religious or song excerpt from a historical page.

Father Returns Home From Long Day

A weary father arrives home after a taxing day, tracing the path from work to family. The scene captures quiet relief as he steps inside, seeking rest and connection with his loved ones.

Hidden motives and humane judgment in Kipling verse

A fragmentary poem attributed to Kipling ponders whether knowing others inner motives would soften judgment. It asks if understanding the unseen forces behind actions would change how we blame and pity, urging compassion over harsh critique.

If All Who Hate Us Would Love Us Then The World Would Shine

A poetic column contends if hatred faded and kindness prevailed the world would brighten the blue sky. It imagines love replacing cruelty and neighbors speaking kindly leading to a hopeful, courteous society. The piece blends prosaic reflections with lines about opportunity and daily effort.

Home Remedies and Kitchen Tips from Miss Case

Practical advice from Miss Lacy A Case nutrition specialist on meal planning and food preparation. Tips cover meatless sandwich fillings, color variety in meals, dyeing curtains, safe vegetable cutting, washing windows, washing day labor savings, homemade furniture polish, and raw vegetable salad ideas from the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Service.

Lacy A. Case Oregon Agricultural Experiment Service Lacey A. Case

Sheep farming profits in western Oregon analyzed by college

Oregon Agricultural College researchers and the department of animal husbandry analyze costs and returns for sheep flocks. Averages show income from wool and lambs about 9.80 dollars per year against carrying costs near 9.70 dollars, with pasture, labor, ram service, shearing, taxes, housing, and depreciation all included.

Oregon Orie’s Oregon Agricultural College Department of Animal Husbandry H. A. Lindgren College Extension Service Lindgren

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