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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
2
A 1918 report by W. G. Chapman details stolen plans and related items in a local case. The article lists losses and notes authorities pursuing leads, with emphasis on the impact of the theft on ongoing projects.
In a tense sequence at Loftus Corporation the safe is found empty and suspicion falls on Nancy Graham and John Peters. Nancy faces smear while John admits he stole engine plans to cover a crisis. Mr. Feggis returns with a contract, revealing a different motive behind the affair.
The article surveys coffee as a versatile flavoring and details concrete road practices. It covers road durability, maintenance costs, asphalt layering versus concrete, material mixes, and mixing efficiency. It also lists multiple coffee based recipes including jelly mousse icing cake and puddings.
Nebraska agricultural researchers studied silage from green crops with six one ton silos filled in September 1914. August 1915 checks found two mixtures in perfect condition: one part sweet sorghum to one part alfalfa and one to two parts alfalfa. Alfalfa alone lacks sugar to form sufficient acid. adding sweet sorghum supplies sugar for preservation.
Weaning time ranges from six to twelve weeks with sows rebred immediately. Pigs should be weaned at eight or nine weeks. if only one litter per year is planned, pigs may stay with the sow until twelve to fourteen weeks before weaning.
The article emphasizes variety in weekly menus with beef served as pot roast or roast and gravies made in many ways. Vegetables should be abundant and prepared in multiple styles. Avoid forcing dishes disliked for the sake of variety. It praises neat presentation and small touches like flowers or a growing plant to brighten meat service.
A recipe segment describes beating four eggs with sugar and flour, adding cream of tartar soda and salt. Bake thin in a large pan about 15 minutes, trim edges, spread with jelly, and roll while warm in a napkin.
A vintage recipe describes soaking gelatin and sugar with halved peaches, then straining and heating until dissolved. Cool, then stir in rupee cream with soda, pour into a mold, and chill on ice to set.
A recipe for Southern Batter Bread uses two cups of white Indian meal, one cup of cold boiled rice, three eggs, one tablespoon of melted butter, two and a half cups of milk, one teaspoon salt, and a pinch of soda. Mix eggs into milk then add meal salt butter and rice, beat well, bake quickly in a shallow pan. Halves well.
A diy note suggests adding a double ruffle of cotton flannel fuzzy side out between broom cover sides. This improves durability and helps reach corners during dusting walls and ceilings.
Fragmentary OCR mentions preparing flour and washing steps. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable. Summary reflects the incomplete wording and lacks verifiable details.
The article recalls Jalta as a famed Black Sea retreat eclipsed by World War I, with Newport and other luxury destinations emptied of visitors. It notes Jalta’s mild climate, lofty mountains, and historic status, while detailing its small resident population and reliance on catering to vacationers amid global conflict.
A forest service study reports global lead pencil output near 2 billion annually with the US producing about 750 million. Red cedar scarcity pushes use of substitutes like Sequoia big tree Port Orford cedar redwood and alligator juniper, in that order of merit.
Federal agents conducted a thorough search of the liner Chiyo Maru in San Francisco following a tip about opium transfers from the 8.8 Korea. Thirty inspectors found about 2500 dollars worth of opium, including 600 dollars hidden in a false chest lid belonging to Loo Wing. Authorities warn that more opium is entering the country than ever before.
English girls accept engagements with out of the common shell inlay rings made from melted bands and inset with favorite stones. Inside the fragment is a date and details. Shell bands form brooches and bracelets. War brides prefer wide wedding rings while smaller sizes lag behind.
A fragment reports six of the nation’s largest cities show from 12 to 20 percent of the population undernourished or ill nourished. The text reflects concern over widespread malnutrition among children.
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