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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

The Devil-Stick In a Turbulent Love Plot

Maurice and David quarrel over Isabella as Major Jen tries to mediate. Dido the nurse and Mrs Dallas loom over Isabella’s fate while Edward hints at dark threats and the missing devil-stick fuels suspicion among the house’s residents.

Dallas Isabella David aIsabella Maurice Dido Barbadoes Jen Larby Meg Aylmer Tage Edwald Richmond Edward Jor Etwald Deanminster Battersea Ashantee Acamp Jon Davin Hag Howard

Provincial tale twists love and danger in a tense manor

In a quiet town, romance and intrigue unfold as Isabella, Maurice, David, and Dr. Edwald navigate jealousy, control, and looming choices. Mrs. Dallas and Edwald scheme amid shifting loyalties, while Isabella endures manipulative charm and a perilous future.

Rare Birds Indeed Woman Epigrammatic Boarder Puzzle

A playful exchange from the Boston Transcript features a quip about the word woman described as a puzzle without an answer. Grumpley dismisses the claim with a snort and a witty retort about never seeing woman without one.

Oly Grumpley Boston Transcript

Best Seal for Envelope Described by AI E G

A method for sealing envelopes uses a white seal from AI E G that purportedly renders the envelope impossible to steam open. The note describes the seal as highly effective and suggests it preserves contents securely.

Ai E&g

Fried graham chuffins described for cold days

The recipe details a batter using graham meal and white flour, sugar, salt, soda, cream of tartar or baking powder. It instructs adding milk and two eggs, beating to a smooth mass, then frying in hot fat like doughnuts for a warm treat.

Potatoes Fried in Butter With Parsley

Peel the potatoes and cut into small balls. Boil in salted water ten minutes, drain and pat dry. Melt butter in a pan, coat the potato balls, keep hot fifteen minutes, shake often. Sprinkle with salt and white pepper and stir in minced parsley.

Old Time Milk Custard Recipe Steps

A recipe describes mixing one pint milk one-fourth cup sugar and three eggs with salt. Boil half the milk then beat eggs add cola milk salt and sugar melted until it smokes. Pour into boiling milk and boil until thick. Cool and serve ice cold.

Lemon Cottage Cheese Pie Instructions

Combine cottage cheese with three tablespoons cream two thirds cup sugar and melted butter. Add the juice of two small lemons with grated rind of one and beat until smooth. Pour into a deep pie crust and bake until set in a steady oven.

Cees

Mother-in-Law's Pamcakes Recipe Method

The passage describes dissolving a compressed yeast cake in warm sweet milk with salt and buckwheat flour to form a batter. Eggs are beaten lightly, then folded in and the mixture left to rise two hours or until light. Drop by spoonfuls onto a hot griddle to cook.

Doughnut Recipe Instructions From Vintage Column

A vintage passage lists ingredients for doughnuts including white sugar eggs buttermilk baking soda salt melted lard and flour. It instructs to stir until smooth roll dough to a quarter inch and fry in hot lard yielding about six dozen doughnuts.

Doug

Baked Haddock or Codish Similar Recipe Steps

After sealing and cleaning the fish, stuff with force meat and sew. Baste with butter eggs and crumbs. Bake for about one hour larger fish or half an hour small. Serve with melted butter or brown gravy. Garnish with lemon slices.

Simple Molasses Flour Bread Recipe Instructions

A basic batter mix uses two cups flour one cup bran three tablespoons molasses three teaspoons baking powder one well beaten egg salt to taste milk to reach a soft batter. Bake in a loaf tin thirty to thirty five minutes until done.

Soup Making Instructions From A Poetic Fragment

A fragment advises using a quart of water for the ingredients and boiling soup slowly. After thorough cooking, strain through a sieve or bag and serve with cubes of toasted bread or well cooked rice.

Baked Trout Recipe Instructions

After cleaning the trout, season with pepper and salt. Pour enough cream in the pan to cover the fish and bake for twelve to twenty minutes.

Celery Fritters Guide

A simple fritter method uses a batter with one cup finely chopped celery folded in. Drop spoonfuls into hot oil and fry until brown then drain on paper towels.

Hints on Home Craft and Kitchen Care

Practical tips include painting wooden pails with glycerin to prevent shrinkage and cooling cakes on a wire sieve before tin storage. When eggs are scarce, substitute cornstarch for one egg. For caper sauce, finely chop capers and mix into melted butter with parsley. Use felt padding on shelves for china and place a plain dolly between fragile dates to prevent breakage.

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