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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
2
In a hushed harbor night scene Abe Rose contemplates storms and separation as Samuel and the keeper anticipate a coming gale. The shoreline wit and weather set a tense mood while old bonds test endurance and loyalty aboard the beach station.
At early morning the station wakes as Samuel crept downstairs in stockings and boots in hand seeking relief for chilblains and information on Abe. The scene focuses on a restless start and the whereabouts of Abe in Abe's lounge.
Samuel, drenched in cold after a swift voyage, limps toward his home shore on Twin Coves as snow flurries fall. He fears Abe Rose’s danger and hopes Angy may ease Blessy’s welcome while awaiting relief for his aching feet and back.
Samuel trudges toward his home in December cold nursing anger and homesickness. He reflects on past quarrels with Abe and the pull of Blossy’s welcome, imagining a calmer future and the relief of rest before the final leg of the journey. A playful rabbit observation punctuates mounting resolve as the scene ends with “TO BE CONTINUED.”
A Utica Saturday Globe excerpt ponders small acts and moments. The piece notes a bird's song, a babe's coo, a mother's love, a passing smile, and a kindly word as tiny humbling forces shaping life. It ends with the idea that such acts blend into a celestial choir.
After Napoleon's defeat, 1816 rulings ordered return of art carried off by the conqueror. Fifteen states sent commissioners to Paris to reclaim property, seizing over 2,000 paintings and countless statues and curios. The Louvre was left with about 370 pictures and temporarily closed until gaps were filled.
A humorous exchange features Mr Growdher admitting belief in any story about American politics as long as it is not embedded in a party platform. The dialogue nods to George Washington and cherry tree lore to lampoon partisan narratives.
The article explains stewing as a middle method between boiling and baking, stressing precise heat control best achieved with gas. It recommends small meat portions, broken bones, cold-water start, and gradual heating to about 180 degrees Fahrenheit. Glazed earthenware jars with lids are advised for steady heat retention and convenient serving.
Melt butter and flour to cook a roux then whisk in water until thick. Add lobster meat and season with salt paprika lemon juice and parsley. Remove from heat stir in egg yolk and cool. Shape into cutlets dip in egg and crumbs and fry. Garnish with a lobster claw on each cutlet.
A simple one pound beef cut into inch sized pieces cooks in a bean pot with water, adding more as it boils. Salt mid cooking, then transfer to a spider, thicken gravy with flour and water for a rich brown sauce.
Remove skin and bones from two sardine boxes. Chop four hard boiled eggs and mix with five tablespoons bread crumbs two tablespoons melted butter one fourth cup milk and half a saltspoon salt and a big dash red pepper. Boil and pour over four slices buttered toast.
Shave very thin cabbage to fill a quart. layer in a granite stewpan with salt and two cupfuls boiling water. Cook until water evaporates, then stir in two tablespoonfuls milk one tablespoon of butter and pepper. Fry to brown and serve.
Instructions describe preparing raw carrots for a rice dish by shredding through a food chop per with a coarse knife. Each pint of carrots gets two tablespoons melted butter one teaspoon sugar and salt to taste. Serve on lettuce leaves.
A method for removing paint from overalls by soaking the garments in turpentine for a day to loosen and lift stains, enabling easier cleaning.
The chalcis fly, a destructive alfalfa seed pest, invades seeds from the Gulf coast to the U S northern limits. The bulletin outlines control: harvest infested crops, clean fence lines and ditch banks, and winter cultivation. destroy screenings, burn unclean seed, and use well cleaned seed for planting.
The article discusses the challenges of curing a kicking horse and notes that many advised remedies fail. It explains causes such as vice or excessive nervous disposition and describes a common method using a swinging bale of straw behind the horse to exhaust it without injury, while warning that such devices may discourage but not cure vices.
Instructions note sorting apples to remove rotten and speckled fruit from bins or storage to reduce disease spores and curb decay. It explains that spores come from a fungus causing rot and that discarding bad fruit lowers the risk to healthy apples.
It is impossible to produce clean milk in dirty surroundings and equally impossible to produce good butter where the milk has been exposed to miscellaneous odors.
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