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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
3
In a tense chapter the dying beggar, gripped by vengeance, seeks to kill his foe. David confronts him with mercy and loyalty as Mantel guards the scene. A knife is drawn but the attacker collapses, ending the peril and leaving all shocked at the violence averted.
A dramatic moment unfolds as a loyal dog family surrounds a dying master. The dogs howl mournfully, the lifeless body is laid on the bed, and the scene conveys sudden tragedy and somber grief.
After a solemn burial, a released elm limb brushes the grave and a Quaker preacher with reddish hair draws a strange, devoted audience of street Arabs and worn women. David is drawn to the scene and to the preacher’s familiar, haunting sermon. He feels an unexplainable pull toward the man and the crowd.
A Atchison Globe item recalls a woman who never let her husband speak, exhausting him with words. While she was away a fatal illness struck and he died. she mourns, believing he had final words for her that night.
A Cleveland Leader humor column notes that many struggle to keep up with car payments through winter. The quip questions if owners can also maintain their vehicles as expenses mount and budgets tighten.
A brief New York Sun exchange notes 1809 as birth year of great men and 1909 as year for great deeds in a witty comparison.
A vintage baking note lists creaming butter and sugar, whisked eggs, soured milk, baking soda, raisins, nuts, flour, cloves, and cinnamon. The batter is folded with two cups of flour, spooned onto greased paper, and baked in a hot oven.
A recipe describes using cranberries split and soaked to remove seeds, sugar and flour mixed with boiling water and halved raisins folded in, then cranberries reintroduced with vanilla optional. The mixture is baked between two crusts for a cranberry pie.
A note on refurbishing an ice box by scrubbing zinc, priming with white paint, then enamel coating the interior. Exterior can be stained and varnished in any color. Materials cost about 20 cents. a friend suggests buying an enamel-free box and enamel it oneself to save a few dollars.
A traditional plum pudding method lists ingredients including chopped suit and sour milk, molasses, raisins and figs, flour, eggs, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, salt, and soda. The mixture is steamed in a mold two thirds full for three hours.
Peel large ripe tomatoes and scoop out insides. Chill tomatoes and boiled shrimps on ice. Fill hollowed tomatoes with shrimp, set on lettuce, and drizzle mayonnaise dressing over all.
Break the macaroni into pieces and oil until soft. Prepare stewed mushrooms and grated cheese. Layer macaroni, mushrooms, and cheese in a buttered baking dish and bake until browned.
Drain oil from large sardines and dip in cracker dust. Bake to a delicate brown. Transfer to strips of crustless toast. Squeeze lemon juice on each sardine and garnish with parsley sprigs.
Cut beef into strips and pound to match beef olives. Coat each strip thickly with chopped red pepper, roll, and finish as for beef olives. Remove strings, dish, and serve with macaroni and tomato sauce.
Cut white bread into very thin slices and remove all the crusts. Spread with peanut butter, and put the slices together in sandwich style. Cut the sandwiches into triangles or into rounds with a biscuit cutter.
Quick revivers for home care including reviving a dying fire with sugar in embers. Advice on matching radiator enamel to wallpaper. Restoring old rubbers with patent leather polish. Removing door fingerprints with paraffin and hot water. Small jelly squares cut with clean scissors dipped in cold water.
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