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  "publisher": "Deschutes County Historical Society, The Homesteader, September 2020, p. 4 and order form",
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  "notes": "The museum documents its own reuse of the club’s toast on greeting cards and shirts.",
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      "Page 4 says staff found inspiration in a 1913 toast while sorting the archives, and announced greeting cards and a limited shirt order. The pictured design pairs a modern typographic treatment with a small Bend emblem."
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      "This verifies the museum’s 2020 use. It is not a scan of an original 1913 card, and does not identify the original toast object’s accession number."
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      "Staff found inspiration in the club’s toast while sorting the archives, and in 2020 the museum put it on greeting cards and shirts. The card sets the words in five weights of type, with the emblem small at the foot beside a line naming the toast and the town.",
      "The same words are set in period type in the museum’s June 2020 newsletter, under the heading “THE EMBLEM CLUB TOAST”, which is where they can be checked as type rather than as lettering.",
      "The toast is not the creed, and this site keeps them apart. The creed is what a member undertook to be — brave, honest, kind and cheerful. The toast turns the same four words outward, at everybody, everywhere, and does not ask anyone to join anything. That is why it is the part of the club a museum could put on a card in 2020 without reviving anything."
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    "quote": "Here’s to everybody, everywhere, who is trying to be brave, to be honest, to be kind, and to be cheerful."
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