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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
In a mountain cabin a paralytic man and a white faced wife guard gold and plan escape as a burglar hides in the loft. The fugitive edges toward the door but is spotted by the giant's eyes and overpowered when lawmen close in at the pass. The scene ends with the couple embracing the return of the chase.
Scientific American notes that all up to date light stations carry fog signals to warn mariners of rocks and dangers in fog. Large stations produce blasts heard 26 to 30 miles at sea, powered by compressed air and gas engines. Sirens blow every 70 to 90 seconds, with blasts lasting two to three seconds, expending about 600 horsepower in sound production.
A light exchange between a wife and husband on birthdays and age. She recalls marriage at twenty eight, he confirms it, noting time passes quickly and the age remains near enough. The scene conveys domestic humor about memory and time in a marriage.
A collection of cherry based dishes shows cooking improves flavor and juiciness. Recipes include Cherry Taploga with tapioca and cherry wine, Cherry Pie with molasses, Candied Cherries in sugar syrup, Cherry Cordial with brandy, Germany Cherry Pie with custard, and a Cherry Salad using fresh or stewed cherries with nut meats.
A rich cream and banana pie uses one crust. Mash two ripe bananas with three egg yolks sugar nutmeg butter and milk or sherry to a thin batter. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites bake slowly chill and serve with or without whipped cream.
Select a fresh beef heart and, after cleansing, boil until tender in salted water. Cut into small cubes and mix with onion and green pepper. Fry bacon bits, add the heart, and serve framed by boiled rice with paprika.
Instructions describe boiling rhubarb with two parts pleplant two cups sugar one half cup water then serving cold. Suggest adding sour cherries or gooseberries as alternatives and note saving sugar by adding sugar after boiling.
To rid the carpet of moths the following 16 excellent steps: spread a damp towel over the affected area and run it dry with a hot iron. The heat kills the worms and eggs.
The text advises warming beeswax before using it on polished surfaces to save labor and achieve a brighter gloss. It emphasizes heating prior to application for better results.
A 1914 essay argues walking is the most democratic sport, offering health and mental benefit. It stresses rhythm, comfort, and deliberate practice, warns against aimless exertion, and compares the body to a machine needing proper adjustment and clothing for maximum efficiency.
A Paris literary figure tours New York and describes the city’s barber shop scene. He admires the spotless, luxurious décor and the array of services from head to toe, including manicure, shoe shine, and a stenographer, noting the polished efficiency but feeling overwhelmed by the bustle.
The Manila municipal board adopts a ratproofing ordinance for all new buildings. drafted by the health director and city engineer, it bans hollow walls except solid wood and requires concrete or similar materials. A ratproof height and subground extension are mandated with penalties including fines up to 100 dollars or six months imprisonment.
A historical note recounts a British advance toward Washington using the Patuxent River route. British forces destroyed fourteen merchant ships and captured one gunboat, after which the army landed the next day.
Dr Claude Lowdermilk of Galena Kansas reports to the Journal of the American Medical Association that pollen toxin given before symptoms prevented hay fever in all three treated patients for the season and that after onset thirteen of sixteen treated were cured Autogenous vaccine also discussed.
An applicant recalls oral exams when boards pressed on Blackstone and Kent while he studied state statutes. A stern judge warns that someday the legislature might repeal everything learned, underscoring the fragility of legal knowledge amid changing laws.
The exchange in the Wyoming Weekly Whoop column shows a joking clash between a reader and the editor over violent proposals. The dialogue uses satirical quips about horse whipping and shooting as local fads.
In a reflection on fashion history, the straw hat first appeared in 1784 as a women’s accessory, then evolved as men reclaimed it with feathers and flowers, illustrating changing gender style roles.
A New York broker jokes about a summer watering place then reveals plans to remain on the stock exchange all season, highlighting a summer work mindset in a financial setting. The exchange is described as the enduring base for activity and profits.
In 1915 a guest asks for the best word today while the waiter whispers beefsteak. The guest notes it is not on the card and the waiter explains it is currently out of season.
A theater anecdote notes Smith's belief in facing consequences no matter what happens. The quip adds that Smith's confidence stems from his role as an orchestra leader.
A brief exchange features a man with strong opinions noting gambling as advice but Mr Penwiggle counters that a gambler needs capital to begin. The remark appears as a clipped Washington Post quote reflecting opinionated banter.
A cartoon caption records an ambulance officer accusing a driver for not signaling and an amateur golf champion replying that he yelled Fore as loudly as possible. The quip captures a humorous street exchange with a sports twist.
In a brief exchange a speaker notes First Rattler was un sociable while Second Rattler admitted hostility. The narrator recalls offering a bite and the man produced a flask but declined an invitation to drink.
A brief exchange in The Ample Supply notes a theater outing sparked by a joke about shared strength. The quip suggests a lighthearted domestic tone and playful flirtation amid stage excitement.
In a brief exchange, Miss Mayme speaks and a listener senses a catch in her voice. The other party considers the remark a possible compliment.
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