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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
3
In a July scene, John Saxton learns of James Wheaton's flight and confession from a San Francisco letter. Wheaton explains cowards and mistakes, vows to start anew in South America, and denies misusing bank funds. Bishop Delafield reflects on moral cowardice and the difficulty of aiding the poor.
A reflective letter leaves observers skeptical about its impact. A correspondent notes that the author seeks retrospective praise yet faces substantial punishment. The narrative recalls Bishop Delafield and a distant first meeting at Warry’s rooms, tying past and present in a somber mood.
John Saxton wanders Boston streets pondering a promised trust company post while a New York syndicate offers him Clarkson traction leadership. He unexpectedly encounters Evelyn on the Orchard Lane lawn, and a tense, revealing exchange unfolds as he contemplates his future and their torn relationship.
John and Evelyn face a farewell as Warry’s memory and a Clarkson offer bind and divide them. John admits disloyalty and sacrifice while Evelyn contemplates the East West rift, leaving their future sealed in loneliness.
Daniel Mann, a Spokane farm laborer, sent 1200 to Genoa Italy and left four sons as security for loans. He claims his family was misled from Russia to Germany then Brazil, held in an immigration house near Prosttenort, one child died, and he fears further harm if a Bremen steamer settlement is not reached. Mann alleges immigrants faced terror and executions for speaking out.
The line hints at a social aim for a hushed ceremony to avoid gossip. Clare insists on privacy, while Edyth questions the motive, suggesting concerns about gossip or public attention surrounding the nuptials.
The piece notes that sour milk preserves food, even oysters and beefsteak, lasting months. Prof Elie Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute explains sugar in milk feeds germs that produce lactic acid, which kills putrefactive bacteria.
Peel and slice young beets then pack in glass jars with tight seals. Boil cider vinegar with sugar salt and pepper, pour hot over the beets, seal jars, wrap in brown paper, and store in a dark closet.
Cream powdered sugar with butter then stir in milk eggs and sifted flour with baking powder. Bake in greased tin covered half time then uncover until a straw comes out clean from the loaf. Serve hot with hard or squid sauce.
Simple loaf combines beef or veal with ham breadcrumbs and eggs. Mix two pounds meat with half pound ham one cup breadcrumbs two tablespoons butter salt pepper and mace two eggs baked or steamed for ninety minutes for firm slicing overnight.
Butter timbale molds and pack with hot tender seasoned rice. Press firmly, bake ten minutes in a water bath, invert onto a hot dish, and serve with meat or tomato sauce.
A recipe instructs mincing a pound of veal or beef with half a pound of bacon. Mix with four crushed crackers, pepper, salt, and a quarter nutmeg. Add two eggs and a little butter. Press into buttered paper and steam for two hours.
Instructions describe removing sponge for one loaf, adding lard sugar syrup cinnamon and currants, then mixing with flour to form dough. Let rise until light and bake. The notes emphasize measurement like a teaspoon for lard sugar powder cinnamon and a half cup of currants. Then bake after dough doubles in size.
Heat water and pour over oranges then wait five minutes. The white skin loosens and slips off with the outer peel making peeling quicker and the fruit ready to slice.
The finished consomme comes from beef broth boiled slowly with leg pieces. Vegetables and herbs flavor the stock and it is clarified with egg whites and strained through a fine cloth.
A household tip advises the housewife to beat dough with a large spoon before kneading. Proper beating is said to keep bread light and wholesome, ensuring a better texture and healthier loaf.
A compact set of culinary tips covers mint in drinks, peppered halibut, and quick corn silk removal. It notes slow butter making, rapid jelly cooking, and better jelly results on bright days, plus a handy nail brush with a handle.
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