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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
2
A concise home cook plan features Mushrooms With Eggs scrambled style on toast, Salmi of Lamb with onion and walnut catchup, Union Cake mixing sugar milk butter and flour with mace, and Stewed Plums methodically poached then syruped with sugar.
Instructions for hashing cold venison with trimmings and bones, simmered to create a sauce with currant jelly, then reheating the meat until warmed. Venison steaks are seasoned with pepper and salt, broiled over hot coals, and served with currant jelly on warm plates.
Peel and parboll 12 medium onions and drain. Melt butter and blend flour salt and cream to a sauce. Stir in bread crumbs parsley and the onions. Boil five minutes then cool. Add eggs whites and bake in buttered ramekins twenty minutes. Serve hot.
Simple stove top method to prepare dried peas. Use a walnut sized soda in cold water, bring to boil, simmer 40 minutes until soft. For soup add to the pot. otherwise drain, butter, pepper and rest briefly for butter to melt.
A vintage recipe outlines a Washington pie or whipped cream pie using one cup sugar half cup butter one egg one and one half cups flour half cup milk and one and a half teaspoons baking powder. Bake in round tins assemble with jelly frost with butter powdered sugar milk and flavor.
A recipe describes grinding beef and mixing with bread crumbs salt and pepper. It adds two thirds cup boiling water with half an envelope of gelatin, then packs the mixture in a tin and chills until set.
Fill a pail as large as will hold beets and bake without cutting. Cover with cold water and seal tightly, then place in a hot oven. Do this early in the season so they are ready for dinner.
A wearable field implement hailed as the best home crafted tool for farming. The author shares forty years of study on labor saving methods, notes a draw and harrow combination first proposed twelve to thirteen years ago, and gives timber dimensions and materials for a six to eight foot harrow planker setup.
Missouri experiments show cows drinking warmer water at about 60 degrees F drink more and maintain higher yields. Cows producing six gallons daily need roughly twice as much water as those at three. Warm tanks prevent chilling, and a heater pays for itself.
Cowboys of the Flying Heart Ranch mourn the loss of a prized phonograph after a defeat in a foot race with the Centipede ranch cook. A house party is underway with Yale cheer leader J Wallingford Speed and Culver Covington invited. Dialogue reveals romance, war memories, and plans to win back the trophy.
At the Flying Heart Ranch Helen Blake and Jean Chapin discuss romance and boredom on a sultry afternoon. Mariedetta and Carara, a Mexican ranch romance pair, provide melodrama as Joy the cook and Stover the foreman recount a competitive joke about an Echo Phonograph race against the Centipede outfit, hinting at rivalries and mishaps.
Hens eggs contain about 50 percent water and 16 percent protein with 33 percent fat. Ducks deliver 46 percent water and 17 percent protein with 36 percent fat. Goose eggs have 44 percent water and 19 percent protein, while turkeys reach 48 percent water and 18 percent protein with 33 percent fat. Protein builds muscle and blood and fat fuels the body.
Article stresses the importance of early development for dairy calves in the first six months, noting many dairymen underestimate the impact of proper feeding and thoughtful care on future milk production and herd quality.
A New Hampshire designer creates a toy dump cart mimicking a real cart. The bottom section releases by a spring, dumping contents while the cart stays balanced on a single wheel horse. The mechanism uses springs to trigger a rear release enriching play.
In February 1913 at latitude 15 degrees south a Strand photo shows W. B. Gibbs and another man standing upright on a ship deck with no side shadow. The sun was directly overhead at noon, proving vertical solar position at that location and time.
A humorous exchange reveals a dog owner praising Willie for getting along with the new children next door. He says Willie can lick all three of them, reflecting playful mischief.
A guest expresses gratitude for joining the family meal. The narrator notes that without the guest there would have been only 13 at the table and mentions their mother’s superstitions. The exchange highlights family dynamics and light humor at dinner.
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