Olive oil relieves eye pain from cinder incident
A bystander treated a cinder in a man’s eye by pouring olive oil learned abroad. The oil caused instant relief after attempts by others failed to ease the pain, as the bystander recounted.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
7
A bystander treated a cinder in a man’s eye by pouring olive oil learned abroad. The oil caused instant relief after attempts by others failed to ease the pain, as the bystander recounted.
The article guides amateurs in patching mahogany veneer and upholstering chairs and desks. It covers pattern matching, machine stitching, choosing wide material, edge finishing with gimp and brass tacks, and tensioning to avoid wrinkles while noting professional help for inner springs. It also includes a preserved raspberry and apple recipe with step by step cooking notes.
A recipe to core firm white cabbage, fill with peeled cooking apples, add a touch of sugar if desired, boil until tender, then serve on lettuce with rich mayonnaise dressing. Can be served hot or cold and used as a table decoration.
An old tip suggests using an angel wood tin with a pointed stick through the cone to prevent tipping. It claims this prevents spills for puppies and can also aid kittens and other small animals.
A porch scrubbing brush is tested with a clamp on a scrub wash attached to a metal handle. The review notes ease of use and cleaning effectiveness on outdoor surfaces.
A London newspaper note from 1718 declares that the true John Partridge died March 28 1718 and remains dead, warning against impostors claiming to be him. The notice cautions readers to beware of counterfeit identities.
A man focuses on earning money to cover bills and discovers happiness comes when he earns love and pays attention to his home. His efforts to nurture the family life bring happiness into the home through everyday acts and care.
A historical quick relief notice promotes Pettit's Eye Salve from Septote or Howard Bros., Bufalo, N. as a home remedy for various eye diseases claiming rapid soothing benefits.
A fragment from a column contrasts ancient Rome’s bloody sports with modern amusements like an automobile cup race, highlighting changing cultural entertainments and sentiments.
A satirical line argues society crumbles when loud voices trump authority, likening the public sphere to Jericho where walls fall for those who trumpet the loudest.
A Bladensburg merchant dozes in his shop while a boy asks for a quart of milk. The grocer yawns and laments isolation, saying in a playful, injured tone that no one else sells milk in town.
Timid George glances at his watch and hurries to type as Miss Dora scolds him, insisting time presses and complaining about his distraction. The scene captures a tense domestic moment with Dora chastising George for delaying.
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