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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
7
Fragmented text shows a district attorney chosen by the people amid public wrath in New York. Mentions moral discourse and a remark by Mr Borem concluding with a night departure. Includes stray references to Pillsbury Vitos and unrelated phrases, indicating damaged OCR.
Anxious scene described with a dog named Fog biting and a woman on the porch pleading for careful feeding as residents discuss behavior and care. The dialogue reflects a polite domestic concern in Somerville.
Disjointed text hints at local chatter and mock dialogue. The fragmentary lines reference a betel tele path operator and a boastful exchange. Names like Kline Ltd and a Cleveland Leader tag appear among the garbled phrases.
In a talk with William Dean Howells, Mark Twain recalls early neglect before later wealth. He jokes about thrifty choices and indecision, noting he kept his last nickel instead of spending it on a cigar or an apple, and that indecision contributed to his fortune.
A Sunday school clergyman highlights the elder brother in the prodigal son tale while recounting the rejoicing for the return, asking who stayed apart. A boy answers with humor that it was the fatted calf, amid chatter about British ant in Montreal and a four thousand barrel daily yield.
A historical recipe fragment details making a twelve ounce four sugar blend short bread with three ounces sugar and half a pound butter, kneaded into a one inch cake and baked. It also describes corn chowder with corn kernels onions biscuits potatoes pepper salt parsley and milk thickened with flour to a tureen.
A collection of recipes and kitchen tips including frying slices of minced meat with onions and wine, mincemeat fritters with lemon and biscuit crumbs, grape and cucumber pickles with vinegar and spices, plain vanilla cream for desserts, mock twists with green plums, and early pickle techniques for preserving fruit.
Mrs Sarah A Evans has been appointed Inspector of the meat markets in Portland and serves as president of the Oregon Mate Federation of Women's Clubs.
An advertisement promotes a cure all potion with grand promises and testimonials. It lists prices and claims to purge disease from blood and mucous, urging readers to buy by mail from Toledo and other towns, naming a Dr Cheney and various proprietors.
The passage notes an optimist managing an account with a light-weight grocer and promotes Pisa's Cure as a bronchial remedy, priced at 2% cents. It mentions horse racing in Italy and a claim that aquatic birds outnumber land birds, with reference to Mrs. Winelow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
A health promo urges starting the year with a clean body and mind. It promotes Cascarets as a nightly digestive aid to prevent winter constipation and boost morning energy, claiming the tablets work during sleep. The pitch targets general readers with grocery and drugstore availability.
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