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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
3
Kate evades a hostile sentry and seeks aid from a loyal servant, meeting a boy who speaks of his mistress’s kindness. The message he carries hints at Major Major’s forthcoming visit and Kate’s guarded hope, while a looming threat remains with the unsettling country atmosphere.
Ezra arrives at the Priory late in the afternoon driving up the avenue in a high dogcart. A broad-shouldered red-bearded man sits beside him with the ostler from the Flying Bull behind. Kate rushes to the window hoping friends have come, but sees only their entrance.
Kate spies the three men at the Priory window the Girdlestones Burt and Ezra plotting a plan to push ahead with a risky venture to Africa. Burt demands control and Ezra worries about shutters in Fenchurch Street as Dimsdale’s encounter leaves Ezra with a swollen lip.
Ezra Burt and Girdlestone outline a scheme to remove Miss Harston by faking her death through an accidental run over by the ten o’clock express. They discuss prison like seclusion, coroner inquest, and leaving an open boundary door to ensure a dead body appears real. Burt suspects an assailant at the station may be paid, while the elder proposes a neat plan to sacrifice the heiress for the firm’s survival.
A brief exchange shows Brown gift refusal and Brown saying he gave the second cigar to Jones due to a grudge. The dialogue notes appreciation for the first cigar and the plan to offer another.
A historic note shares a method to make Yorkshire pudding using two eggs yolks and whites beaten together with six tablespoons of flour, salt, and milk to a thick cream consistency. Bake in roast drippings or with lard, twenty minutes, served with roast beef and brown gravy.
Melt butter in a pan then cook chopped onions until soft. Add tomatoes water salt peppercorns and parsley. simmer until soft. Rub through a sieve return with rice and simmer an hour then press again through a sieve and adjust seasoning.
A brief cooking method describes softening butter and beating three eggs to froth then mixing with one level teaspoon of salt and six tablespoons of flour. The batter is baked in buttered cups or small pans in a hot oven for about thirty minutes until browned and cooked.
Instructions for frying bacon fritters using pork pieces, flour, corn meal, saleratus, salt, sour milk and an egg, served with Southern molasses. Also guidance on lamp oil filling to avoid overflow, advising to keep the wick below the burner level until lighting.
Ground lean pork and fat mixed in a meat chopper with twelve teaspoons sage, six pinches each of black pepper and salt, and two teaspoons each of ground cloves and mace plus grated nutmeg. Pack in stone jars and cover with melted fat to exclude air.
A historic recipe describes mixing 14 ounces flour 9 ounces butter 9 ounces sugar 2 eggs and lemon zest. Stir until light then add flour knead until smooth chill dough roll out cut strips form shapes bake in a moderate oven until brown.
The recipe instructs to boil molasses then add popcorn to thicken the candy. It says to drop a bit in cold water to test brittleness, stir in popcorn, pour into buttered pans, press flat, and cut into squares as it stiffens.
A recipe describes placing one large cup yellow cornment and four diced bacon slices in a double boiler with salt, covering with cold water, and cooking about an hour and a half. The mixture is cooled, sliced, and fried for a hearty breakfast.
Recipe notes list ingredients for a nutty roulade: nine eggs separated, sugar, bread crumbs, almonds, lemon rind and baking powder. Beat whites separately and fold into the batter before sending to table and topping with whipped cream.
A simple method to make baked fish in ramikins by creaming leftover fish with equal mashed potato, filling ramikins, baking until brown, and finishing with a parsley garnish. This yields a comforting, crusty dish suitable for repurposing leftovers.
A simple old recipe using one pint bran and one-half pint flour plus one pint sweet milk and six tablespoons molasses. Add salt and saleratus, then bake a good half hour for a quick bread.
A curious saying notes that ear movement signals strong focus or mock fear. It hints at uncanny control over facial muscles as a social wink or trick, a minor talent contrasted with broader human expressiveness.
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