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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
6
A collage of short lines from various newspapers jokes and witticisms. It includes remarks on marriage money manners and social mores from Punch Life Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia and other papers. The fragments evoke early 20th century humor and social observations.
In Paris, James Hyde former Equitable VP enjoys lavish entertainments at Avenue Henri Martin while Richard McCurdy the ex Mutual president pursues monastic seclusion. A Paris correspondent notes Hyde chases aristocratic society, while McCurdy avoids publicity and large social circles. James W. Alexander tours the world with friends.
A Wisconsin inventor unveils a lamp heated bread rise device with a sheet metal casing. The design uses a bottomless chamber, a central partition, and a deflecting cone to circulate hot air to the bread pan sides, with perforations near the top to regulate heat. The inventor claims the heater saves time in rising dough.
A new swimming glove helps older swimmers move faster with less fatigue. It fits tightly and slips on like ordinary gloves. The glove uses cloth webs to mimic webbed feet, increasing distance covered per stroke and aiding propulsion through water.
L H Dunlavy has just finished a navy enlistment in the hospital corps and served as a referee aboard the prison ship Southery at Portsmouth New Hampshire. He says one sentence aboard the prison ship is enough for the worst of sailors and describes strict confinement and daily labor with limited rest.
Two methods for hashed potatoes are described. Method one mixes potatoes with cream sauce and bakes. The preferred breakfast method boils potatoes in skins, peels, chops finely, seasons, and fries in butter until brown and dry, then folds like an omelet and serves with parsley and grilled tomatoes.
Pear parfait blends pear dew with yolks and shrup, cooked custard style over hot water. Cool mix folds in whipped cream, mold, chill with ice salt, ripen three hours, then invert onto glass or silver dish and garnish with whipped cream and red currant jelly dots.
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