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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
7
The fragment outlines Haiti as a mountainous island between Coaga nas and Puerto Rico with about two thirds under the republic of Santo Domingo and the remainder under Port au Prince governance. It notes racial divisions, slavery history, colonial influence, and contrasts between the educated classes and enslaved populations, citing Frere era actions and the complex social structure.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a stream of references to Haiti and Africa, mentioning leaders, colonial powers, revolts, and dates. It touches on independence, French and English roles, Dessalines, and the long struggle for self rule. It notes architectural marvels and political power dynamics.
A playful exchange features misheard lines about illness and speech, with a discordant rhythm and garbled phrases. The fragment hints at a humorous or poetic dialogue rather than a clear narrative.
A cautionary piece argues that modern women juggle many tasks at once and risk nervous strain. It advocates focusing on single tasks with full attention to prevent breakdowns amid busy social and charity duties.
A guide to making a flavorful salad from beans carrots turnips beets Hua boa and cabbage with lima beans and grated carrots. Proposes using leftovers, preparing ahead in cool morning hours, and serving with hot meat dishes for a light summer meal.
Two ripe tomatoes and two Breen peppers with lettuce form a base. Layer eel slices and optional peppers, drizzle with water then arrange in alternating lettuce layers. Garnish with nasturtium blooms or chopped truffle. Do not add dressing until serving.
A recipe describes Russian chicken stew with a fat chicken mushrooms onion cant ti we er and peas. The chicken is cut up for fricassée then simmered in boiling water with raw vegetables added. onions are left whole. Simmer until tender, remove gravy, thicken with flour and cream, and serve with the vegetables and gravy poured over.
An old note describes Lactene as a decadediy health product claiming to prevent putrefactive bacteria. It mentions Jack acid fermentation and direc tions for making the beverage, marketed as more nutritious than buttermilk from whale milk.
The article advises cleaning Birdseye maple furniture by washing with a soft rag and lukewarm water mixed with a small amount of kerosene. Rub dry quickly and polish with a soft cloth to remove soil and finger marks.
A chicken for broiling is wrapped in a buttered paper bag to keep the meat moist and preserve flavor. This simple technique aims to prevent drying and enhance tenderness during cooking.
Recipes from The Delineator offer practical artichoke dishes for home cooks from hollandaise served separately to salads and eggs. Methods include boiling in salted water for tenderness and using vinegar for green color, with variations in mayonnaise and cream sauces.
Cut three pounds of chicken into one inch slices and cook in a court bouillon with water carrot onions vinegar and herbs. Add halibut, cook to boiling then chill on ice. Prepare dressing with tarragon mustard vinegar olive oil salt chervil and chives.
The article explains a dripless tea strainer with a perforated mesh atop a deep bowk shaped spoon. The device sits on a cup to catch tea as it flows through the perforations into the bowl and returns any remaining liquid when laid down.
Slice celery and four hard boiled eggs. Mash yolks with four sardines and pepper. Add cream to form a thick paste, thin with vinegar. Mix dressing with celery and white of eggs, then pour cream dressing over.
To preserve marshmallows for an indefinite period place them in a glass canning jar with no bread slice. Use about one inch of bread thick then seal tightly. When bread becomes very dry, insert a fresh piece to maintain freshness.
A small portion of flour beaten into creamed sugar and butter before adding milk can stop a cake from sinking when it needs five more minutes in the oven.
Monroe R Jenkins of Wayne County New York describes a corn shock loader with a busawood frame and oak or ash turning post. The windlass with a catch clamps the load for transport to the barn, and the frame dissembles in about 20 minutes for seasonal storage.
The text argues soil erosion and land degradation threaten national prosperity. It warns worn out land drains wealth and morals, reducing tenant ability to invest, educate, and participate socially. It links farming decline to weaker schools and churches, noting penalties nature imposes.
Alfalfa thrives on sandy loam soils with good nutrients and drainage and can grow in heavy clay. It performs on any soil suitable for wheat or corn. Plan fields to stay for years as alfalfa peaks around year four and remains profitable for seven to eight years. Harvests are easy if plowed in midsummer and kept well cultivated.
Nome markets for strawberries usually prove more satisfactory than those at a distance though a fancy brand of berries will often bring more in a large market than in a small one.
Farmers spray cows with fly repellent to reduce irritation and improve comfort, contributing to steadier milk flow and better yields. The task is described as troublesome but beneficial for dairy operations.
Angora goats offer soil improvement and weed control on marginal land. They produce mohair, meat, and manure with low inputs, paying farmers as they browse underbrush rather than lush pasture. Prices vary by age and breed, with crossbreds from $2 to $5 per animal and purebreds from $10 to $59.
Guidance on feeding work horses, stressing dry feed and stable housing over pasture at night. Warns green pasture can upset digestion, notes Griss fed horses struggle with heavy work, and suggests a corn bran oil meal mix as summer ration when oats are scarce.
Plowing under green crops such as peas oats clover alfalfa and other grasses along with liberal use of barnyard manure is described as the most approved method for renewing depleted soil and maintaining fertility of land.
Pruning guide notes remove weakest main canes and laterals to improve fruiting. Focus on shaping grape vines and trimming ends to balance growth and yield. Apply careful cuts to promote healthy fruiting wood and stronger growth in the next season.
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