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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
7
A man wearing a stout hat argues with a grocer's boy about a box of plums. He declares he is from Missouri, challenging the offer, while another man behind him, from Ohio, says he will take the box.
A Colorado inventor crafts a circular blade chopping knife praised for efficiency. The device uses heavy arms to attach the blade to a handle, turning meat or cabbage into shreds rapidly. Circular blades cut more work than standard straight blades and suit doughnut and cookie dough production.
Peel and grate two large apples then whip two egg whites with salt. Gradually beat in six tablespoons sugar, folding in the apples. Whip until stiff. you may use cooked apple pulp and brown lightly if desired.
Blanch and pound sweet and bitter almonds with water. Add leaf sugar cream and whites of two eggs then mix quickly. Fill small patty pans lined with puff paste and bake in a warm oven for twenty minutes.
A recipe describes making apple cheese filling by peeling coring and quartering apples, grating lemon rind, simmering with sugar water then lemon juice. It also instructs cooling simmered prunes in water until tender and thickening their juice to a syrup to serve with cream.
A vintage collection describes caramel cake batter with butter sugar milk and egg whites baked in layers. It also outlines apples with bread and milk a baked apples in rice and bread dish and onion recipes including fried onion toast and potato cradles filled with onions with optional peas.
A cartoonish dialogue hints at forthcoming campaign issues after a planned conference. A humorous aside promotes a patented remedy, claiming it cures throat soreness and inflammation.
A light dialogue from a 19th century sketch hints at plans for a girls' secret society. Carrie proposes secrecy and Belle questions practicality while joking about swapping secrets.
A reader defends himself against a morning accusation he ran over a man with a motorcycle, clarifying it was an automobile. The editor questions the difference, highlighting a playful exchange over the incident.
Pettit's Eye Salve for 25 cents claims to relieve tired eyes and stop aches congestion inflammation and soreness. Advertising copy notes availability at all druggists of Howard invos Buffalo New York.
A rural campaign preview notes no formal suits yet but highlights a strong push for fundraising. Community leaders discuss priorities and upcoming events shaping the race.
A historic note directs obtaining compound syrup of sarsaparilla and Torise compound from a druggist. Mix with half a pint of first class whiskey and take a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime. Shake bottle well before each use as the restorative action is claimed to appear after the first doses.
Pulsatilla speaks to Mr Slocum in a Chicago Tribune column fragment. The dialogue suggests a long acquaintance and a hint of stepping aside for a younger suitor as a whimsical note in a society page.
An undefined male and female exchange lines about a woman who dies from overwork after her lover marries another. the Houston Post quote illustrates a fatal consequence of unfulfilled love and social hardship.
The California Fig Syrup Co. promotes its product with a full statement to physicians, asserting purity and uniformity from a proprietary process. It notes figs are used for taste while medicinal principles come from beneficial plants and urges purchase only of genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
Practical advice on baking mush in the pot and scraping rough edges, plus a recipe idea of cream cheese with currants or cranberries for sandwiches. It also notes kerosene coating to ease cleaning coal soot from tin articles or porcelain.
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