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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
7
Sweet omelets are plain eggs cooked with sugar instead of salt and pepper, filled and garnished with sweets. The dish suits any meal and serves as emergency dessert. A simple sweet omelet allows any on hand material, making its possibilities nearly limitless.
A recipe describes making lemon flavored white cookies and chocolate cookies, rolling them together, slicing to form a jelly roll. It also details molasses cookies cut like lady fingers, baked, then spread with jelly and pressed into a dainty sandwich.
Irritated by dust heat or sun shoppers seek Pettit's Eye Salve from Howard Bros. Buffalo as a remedy. The ad notes irritation relief and markets the salve to local customers.
An Atchison woman, long married and mother of five, recalls a past lover after spotting a bright red shawl during a walk. The reflection unsettles her, she returns home, removes her false teeth, and contemplates grief. The Atchison Globe notes women may relate to the tale.
A compact medicinal promo from Mu Eye Remedy Co of Chicago touts relief for tired red watery eyes. The ad urges writing for a free sample and claims the product is available at druggists and eye doctors.
To cook veal cutlets or steak fry in hot grease until browned. Then place in a baking pan and add hot water to nearly cover the meat. Bake in an oven for one hour until very tender and easy to cut. It remains good cold as well as hot.
A witty dialogue unfolds as a city woman questions a farmer about feeding pricey chickens. The farmer muses on the paradox of keeping birds for sale while refusing to eat them, provoking a light, humorous exchange.
The Scientific American and Geographical Journal describe dew ponds as ancient water stores built on hilltops in chalk or clay, collecting moisture from air via fog and mist. They measure 30 to 70 feet across and 3 to 4 feet deep, with impermeable bottoms and straw layers to prevent hoof damage.
An Ohio man visiting Beattle Washington ordered the largest red salmon available for dinner. A 45 pound fish cost $4.90 with ten cents for the waiter’s fare, but the meal stretched the length of a four foot platter and left him astonished at the size of the catch.
The Louisiana legislature will consider an act to provide relief for wives, children, and dependents of prisoners in state custody. Secretary F. B. Weis notes broad inquiries after a recent article, and supporters call it a matter of justice to prevent destitution.
Brass makers push sales in Nicaragua despite folding canvas cots common for bedding. The note highlights misalignment between product and local sleeping practices.
When a man heads toward delinquency he needs no guide to the wrong path. the piece notes self-determination and warning against moral decline.
A humorous Scraps exchange where a mother asks if a young man has marriage plans and the daughter jokes he claimed she looked prettier in a two guinea hat than a three guinea one, highlighting social satire.
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