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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
7
A Limerick County Court judge, Adame, laughed along as a juror sought excuse due to deathbed fatigue. The juror claimed hearing every word of the judge’s charge yet could not discern it, prompting a shared chuckle but no excusal.
A fragmented recipe page describes candy making with cream of tartar and vanilla, nut croquettes from chestnuts, oyster salad with lettuce and mayonnaise, fried tomatoes with green gravy, pickled oysters, hot vinegars for preserving, and corn dish ideas, all in a late 19th or early 20th century kitchen tone.
In a Harper's Weekly note the late Justice Daly of New York is cited explaining a courtroom moment. A plaintiff, after being pummeled and knocked down, questions the cro ss-examination as witnesses hesitate. The attorney complains the court ignores the underlying principle, which the judge confirms as central to the case.
An American visiting Dublin hears tall hotel jokes and a quip about hinges to the moon. A Dubliner notes Mrs Jones divorced for salad in her face, with punchlines about alimony turning on the salad, reflecting rising restaurant prices in German cities amid food cost increases.
A joking exchange between the fair Earlth and Mr. Green ends with Green rising abruptly, leaving the scene in thoughtful mystery. The oddly phrased dialogue hints at character dynamics and possible hidden motives.
The boatewain’s pipe, displaced in the British navy by bugle calls, is set to be restored to favor, signaling a return to an earlier maritime tradition and hierarchy amid evolving discipline standards.
A fragment from a page describes foot pain from new footwear with swelling and sore toes. It mentions cornea, ingrowing nails, and shoe storage, urging not to accept inferior medicine. The text also notes Queen Alexandra’s eyes as deep blue with youth’s softness and fire.
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