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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
3
Sagebrush Sam notes Bills death from a lame arm in a Western quip. Cactus Charlie explains the killer used surprise as the other man drew first. The exchange reflects frontier slang and tall tale cadence.
An excerpt shows Mildred and Mr Snoodle debating a visit while noting disagreeable weather. The dialogue highlights familial approval and social propriety in a subdued tone.
A recipe describes making lemon custard pie with sugar water butter corn starch dissolved, grated lemon rind and pulp, removing seeds. Beat the reserved white with sugar to froth, spread on top, bake until pale brown and set.
Wash cranberries and pit them. Steam until tender and broken. Press to extract juice, then add an equal amount cold water. Stir in sugar to taste, flavor with lemon juice, strain, and freeze.
A vintage style confection instructions to cream sugar with butter add egg yolks and whites, mix two eggs, three cups prepared flour one and a half cups milk and orange flavor bake in three layers. Prepare fruit filling with walnuts dates figs and raisins to spread between the layers with confectioners sugar.
A fragment describes mixing flour with butter and eggs, rubbing in fats, adding yeast and salt, letting the dough rise, then shaping into small rolls and baking in a hot oven. The text reflects vintage kitchen technique and measurements.
Beat two eggs until very light and whisk in milk flour and salt. Stir in two dozen oysters and baking powder. Drop batter by spoonfuls into hot fat, fry until browned on both sides, and serve hot.
Fry bacon until crisp then arrange around a platter edge. Leave fat, add two cups cold boiled rice with three eggs stirred. Heat rice, then heap in center of platter.
Spiced crabapple jelly recipe notes on using remaining crabapples to pair with meats. Cook apples peeled and tender, strain, macerate with vinegar, cloves, and cinnamon. Add heated sugar, boil five minutes, skim, and jar in glass.
A brief recipe instruction set describes mixing flour salt and baking soda with fat then adding sour or buttermilk to form a dough. Roll gently and cut into rounds before baking in a hot oven.
A fragment explains mutton broth as a nourishing soup. It mentions using neck or shoulder pieces, boiling until tender, then dicing meat and adding broth. Flavor includes carrots, turnips, barley, celery, leeks or parsley.
Directions describe making a thick mustard and flour paste with sugar and cayenne, then thinning with water to season a dish. A separate note outlines mushrooms and macaroni with grated cheese baked in a buttered dish until brown, with stewed mushrooms as a component.
The man-of-war bird or frigate pelican is a tropical traveler’s sight. Though featherless it resembles a pigeon in size, its wing spans reach high above the water. It weighs little, sails at great height, and diving for fish it prefers flying fish. Some writers say the name warns of storms and harbor approaches.
The dialogue shows a tense moment as the actor pugilist retorts to a trainer’s praise. He insists on his toughness, saying he wears a claw hammer coat nightly, underscoring his stubborn pride and abrasive temperament.
An old advertisement touts Spohn’s Distemper Cure claiming it prevents and cures distemper in horses and dogs. It promotes bottles priced between 50 cents and one dollar, urges good druggists and agents to contact Spohn Medical Co in Goshen Indiana, and offers a free book.
A customer questions high prices while a Chicago Tribune shopper is reassured. The butcher offers a cheaper shank option at a reduced cost, underscoring value over marked up fare.
The notice claims a patent cure titled Look for the signature of E W Grove used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. The fragment references Bromo Quinine and a laxative product, suggesting promotional or medicinal advertising.
A teacher asks Tommy about his father being a thinker or worker, and he reveals his father is a policeman. Also mentioned is Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies.
Julius Caesar forms a triumvirate and contemplates a decemvirate as a trigger for Brutus to act. The Chicago Tribune notes the historical recollections of tyrannical groups stirring avenging plots.
Pettit's Eye Salve for over 100 years has treated congested and inflamed eyes by removing film or scum. Distributed by Raga or Howard Bros. in Buffalo, N.Y.
A playful exchange frames Dolly's defiant refusal to wash her face. Grandmother scolds with a gentle rebuke while a narrator notes Dolly's childhood habit contrasted with her current appearance.
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