The Third Degree
A historical note appears noting copyright of The Third Degree from 1900, published by G. W. Dillingham Company.
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G. W. Dillingham Company
Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
7
Fall of Howard Jeffries Tangles With Underwood in Regal Rooms
Howard Jeffries, son of a banker, drifts into dissipation under Robert Underwood at Yale. A failed business ruse and unpaid loan trigger fear of arrest as Underwood faces exposure from Bennington. Howard returns drunk, stirs trouble, and leaves Underwood to his grim prospects.
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Howard Jeffries
Robert Underwood
Yale
Howard
Annie
Alicia
Astraria
Powar
Underwood
Jeffries
Bennington
Velasquez
Mr. Bennington
Fellers
Wang
Howard Jeffries, Jr
Return of assets demanded in art and antique case
Underwood faces strict ultimatum as Bennington demands immediate return of property entrusted to him. The visitor pleads for time to settle debts while denying wrongdoing, but Bennington insists enforcement will proceed and items will be seized tomorrow.
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Underwood
Mr. Bennington
Mr. Underwood
Bennington
Classmate's plea for cash tests Underwood's aid
In a dim sitting room Howard, a drunken former classmate, pleads for $2000 from Underwood to start a business after being cut off by his father. Underwood remains cool, hints at prior loan, and dismisses the visit as he resumes his work as Howard begs and vents prideful resentment.
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Underwood
Howard
Jim
Tiollow
Annie
Art Eotcat
Jeffries
Val
College of Housecraft trains brides for domestic work
A newly opened College of Housecraft presents a six month course in home economy and housekeeping for brides and women entering matrimony. The school operates as a regu lar house with pupils doing all tasks and offers dayworker and shorter terms, plain uniforms, and optional private rooms at extra cost.
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School For
College of Housecraft
Real optimism isn't apt to be en cased in a dress suit
A brief note reflects on optimism not needing formal attire, suggesting confidence thrives beyond appearances. The piece hints at modest demeanor over tailored elegance, underscoring practicality in attitude over fashion.
Water Needs at Meal Time For Better Digestion
Medical science advises drinking water with meals rather than between. The article notes water aids stomach activity during digestion and that bread meats vegetables and fruits contain high moisture. It warns against gulping water to wash down unchewed food and says the danger of diluting gastric juice is minimal.
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Joseph B. Bowles
Clothes Line Elevator Construction Tips
Instructions describe building a clothes line elevator with heavy end posts set three feet in and out, smooth to avoid snagging fabric. A five foot lever uses a 2x4 hardwood piece bolted near the top, with a supporting block and a button to hold the lever upright during hoisting.
Cream of Celery Soup From a Cook Book Tip
Wash celery cut into inch pieces use outer stalks if desired. Boil in malted water until tender then rub through a sieve. Heat a quart of milk until thickened and proceed as directed for cream of spinach soup.
Mock Bloque Souppastry
Mix to a smooth paste one table spoon of flour with two heaping tablespoons of butter. Stir in one quart of boiling milk gradually to avoid lumps. Stew one can of tomatoes until soft then strain. If very acid add half a teaspoon of soda. Combine with thickened milk and season with salt and pepper. Serve hot.
Honey Sandwiches Spread with Clover and Butter
Sweet clover honey blended with dairy butter makes a delicious sandwich spread between bread slices. Mixed with minced yatétaw and note and useed in the same way the sandwiches are also fine.
Coat of Varnish Improves Suitcases and Bags
A coat of white varnish applied to rugged arraw matt suitcases and shopping bags makes them look better and work better. The varnish sheds water and makes them waterproof.
Cream of Spinach Soup Recipe Steps
Wash two quarts of spinach in a double boiler with a pinch of soda and no water. Cook until tender then rub through a colander. In a saucepan cook flour and butter until bubbly, stir in a quart of milk, mix until smooth, add spinach, season with salt and pepper, and serve.
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Illustrations BY
Ray Walters
Charles Klein and
Arthur Hornblow
Mr. Jeffries
John Nelson Goltra, A. M
M.D
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