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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
7
A Columbus Ohio reader attests Peruna helps hay fever and catarrh symptoms at 441 East Mound Street. The note praises its relief during late summer pollen season and encourages trial for those unable to relocate. The piece also includes unrelated quirky quotes and a stray market exchange.
A nameless columnist notes Nash Webster adding awfully to his dictionary and recalls a lunch counter exchange with a dusky waiter claiming to be an igERrete subs. A clerk wonders if a bacteriologist misreads a bill as a germ hunt. Dr Slocum’s mispronounced words get a playful reply.
A vintage recipe fragment details Corn Pudding with corn cut in, eggs, butter, rice flour, sugar, salt, milk, and whipped egg whites baked until set topped with grated crackers. Also covered are Raspberry Cream with gelatine, cream, and raspberry juice, plus Geld Cake, English Cherry Pie, and a Cherry Decoration for Table using red and white cherries arranged as centerpieces.
Instructions describe making a hairy berry pie with paste and a top crust, baking in a moderate oven then cooling with door open to redden berries. Also details rinsing and soaking dried fruits, stewing with sugar, and making hash from cheap cuts with stock and onion for Nash. Cucumbers to Salt outlines brining with salt water and vinegar to preserve cucumbers under a weight.
Fragmentary sentence describes mixing acids and baking items with buttered rings and milk in a hot oven. Mentions tartar cream of tartar carbonate of soda sugar and a tablespoon of oil or fat, plus a baked good.
An 8 S. S. S. promotional piece touts the spring tonic as nature’s remedy to restore appetite, purify the blood, and renew strength. It claims plant based ingredients avoid mineral harm, improve digestion, nerves, and energy, and includes testimonials from Montgomery in Columbus and Wiegel in Springfield.
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