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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

2

Foot Race Plot Heats Up at Flying Heart Ranch

Cowboys mourn a prized phonograph after a hero race loss to the Centipede cook. J Wallingford Speed and Culver Covington are linked to a pivotal race as Helen Blake schemes to reclaim the phonograph. The Flying Heart crew decorates a gymnasium for Speed while rival Fresno plots to outshine him.

Flying Heart Ranch Centipede Flying Heart J. Wallingford Speed Yale Culvert Covington Elen Blake Speed Jean Chapin Covington Helen Larry Glass Helen Blake Wally Fresno Elen Frez Skinner Blake Miss Blake Jean Nix Wire Larry Glass Mariedetta Ginnys Stover Mebbe Fres Roberta Keap Berkely Fresno Air Humpy Joe

Best Frying and Baked Dishes for American Kitchen

Practical kitchen notes describe fried chicken with flour or egg batter and gravy, stewed oysters and oxtail, beef and ham pie, oyster pie, creamed salt mackerel with a rich sauce, and baked salt mackerel with milk and lemon garnish.

Country Pot Roast Cookery Method

A step by step method for making country pot roast. Melt butter or fry pork, brown the roast on all sides without piercing with a fork. Add to a heated pot, deglaze with water from the pan, cover and simmer three hours turning occasionally. Keep water to baste, finish with a flour and salt dusting.

Dumas Sauce Recipe Notes for Sauce Bowl Preparation

A concise recipe describes placing one heaping teaspoon salt three-quarters teaspoon white pepper and one finely chopped shallot into a sauce bowl. Add one heaping teaspoon finely chopped Chinese parsley, mix, then stir in olive oil six drops Tabasco mustard and vinegar. Serve prepared portions at table.

Maple Frosting Recipe from E.V. B

A tested frosting method breaks a half pound of soft maple sugar into small pieces and dissolves it in half a cup of boiling water. Boil until a syrup threads when dropped from a spoon, then pour gradually over beaten egg whites and beat until spreadable.

Cream of Chicken Soup Preparation Note

Break up the chicken carcass and bits, cover with cold water, simmer slowly for an hour or more, then strain. Return liquor with equal milk and chicken, thicken with flour and butter rubbed together. Add a little cooked rice or macaroni for economy and flavor.

Quick Coffee Bread Method for a Fast Bake

A simple quick bread method uses one quart flour and one teaspoon salt with two teaspoons baking powder. Mix five eggs with two tablespoons sugar, add one pint of milk and two tablespoons butter. Bake in a hot oven with cinnamon sugar topping.

To Keep Salt From Clogging With Cornstarch

A small amount of cornstarch mixed with salt before filling a shaker prevents clogging by about 4 percent.

Solution for Spraying Roses from the National Magazine

A home formulation describes mixing one pound fresh ime mix with two pounds powdered sulphur, boiling in one gallon of water to produce a golden brown liquid kept in bottles. When diluted for trees, one part solution to six parts water targets scale and aphids. for foliage, one to fifteen parts water. Adds lime optional to mark sprayed foliage. Sprays deter lice slugs horters thrips and other pests. apply early and every two weeks in early summer. A quart sprayer costs 35 cents.

Home Department National Magazine

Woman Falls From Balloon Over Munich

A Swiss balloonist loses control near Munich as a woman hangs from the car during an attempt to shed gas. The basket crew fails to save her. she plunges 600 feet and dies as pilots rush to bring the balloon down and recover the body.

America Munich

Blessing of a Good Name

A reflection on local reputation as a enduring life reward. The piece distinguishes true name value from fame, noting it rests on character and integrity among neighbors and lifelong acquaintances.

Charles W. Eliot

German Airships to Carry Fifteen

The German government builds airships with crews of fifteen, several tons of explosives and two machine guns. Each vessel is designed to stay aloft for at least sixty hours without landing.

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