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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
7
Emerson remarks on eyes as bold roving probes that cross boundaries and reveal life and thought. The notice promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the preferred remedy for teething children.
The article describes a tradition where a Scandinavian warrior abducted brides by surprise at weddings. He would wait for the bride to show affection to another and head to the ceremony with followers to seize the bride. This practice was viewed as favorable and customary in certain communities.
Chicago based Marine Eye Remedy Co markets a 48 page illustrated Eye Book free in exchange for details on eye trouble. The ad claims Marine remedies soothe eye pain strengthen weak eyes and do not smart and sells for 50 cents. It recommends applying the remedy to adult and infant eyes for scaly eyelids and granulation.
Providence Evening News committee selects melody hope love home sublime joy peace Gentle life friend ship as the ten most beautiful English words. Contest awarded a set of Mark Twain works as first prize. Also notes advertising notices for a live representative and California irrigated lands sales.
Memphis Commercial Appeal notes a homesick refrain that twists a traditional prayer to ask for the soul to return to Tennessee, reflecting longing described by readers or in cultural commentary.
A vintage ad warns against liquid bluing and extols Red Cross Ball Blue as a superior powder blue product. It claims the large package offers better value and that it washes more clothes than any other blue, making laundry easier. The message urges readers to ask their grocer for it.
The text promotes happiness through wisdom and thrift, linking true pleasure to benefiting others and contentment in wealth or poverty. It also advertises Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a constipation cure, claiming curing the cause cures the disease and noting the product is easy to take.
A remark attributed to the Queen argues that women are underrepresented in architecture and suggests domestic architecture is a field where women’s talents are well suited, reflecting a belief in broader female contributions to design and construction.
The ad touts Munyon's Paw Paw Laxative Pills as a remedy for biliousness headaches indigestion and constipation claiming they stimulate digestion and liver function and promote natural bowels. It urges self reliance and hope as antidotes to poverty reverses and sorrow.
A recipe list for a light luncheon with vegetarian and meat options. Includes lettuce canapés with olive oil dressing, olive and walnut spread, ham mustard mix, chicken with gravy, sardine lemon mash, boiled egg spread, peanut butter, and cucumber salad with a tangy dressing.
Six hard boiled eggs served on crisp lettuce with a creamy dressing. Heat milk and cornstarch, whisk in egg yolks, blend back into hot milk, finish with butter salt and pepper, then off heat add two tablespoons vinegar for a tasty supper dish.
Guidance for hospital meals advises serving small quantities first and dainty portions. Parsley sprigs improve appearance, offer variety within diet limits, and prevent patient faintness. Do not consult patients about meals. serve beef tea and soups free of grease to boost appetite.
Half a pound of marshmallows cut into quarters is poured with a can of shredded pineapple dusted with powdered sugar and left to stand. When ready to serve whip a half pint of cream and cover the pudding with it.
A short, plain recipe note describes lining gem pans with plecrust and adding a spoonful of jelly to each. The pans are covered with plain cake mixture and baked in a hot oven on the bottom to avoid browning, resulting in a pleasant lunch basket treat.
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