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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
3
In a tense confrontation at a hotel and station, Jim Wheaton refuses to help Snyder further after listing his crimes and warning him to fend for himself. Snyder stalks away angry as Wheaton delivers a final farewell at the railway platform.
Jim Wheaton pressures Snyder to flee, offering transport to Spokane and cash after a failed ranch scheme. Snyder pushes back, demands more money, and Wheaton arranges a secret meeting for the next night as Pinkerton ties threaten. Wheaton travels, contemplates his philanthropy image, and plans the next move in Spokane with a hundred dollars in hand.
In the Clarkson Club office Warry Raridan confesses self reproach for pursuing Mabel Margrave and misreading his feelings. Saxton consoles him, recalling their youth, while Warry vows to prove his worth to a love he fears will test him beyond endurance. The scene ends with a hopeful note as Saxton offers support.
The piece comments on New York City's abundance of nearby leisure spots while noting the frequent discomforts travelers face reaching them. It highlights the contrast between plentiful attractions and transportation hassles for visitors.
A simple batter combines sour milk half cup sugar and molasses with baking powder in hot water. Stir in flour spices cloves salt ginger and cinnamon then mix with melted beef drippings and optional beaten egg. Bake in a shallow pan twenty to twenty five minutes in a moderate oven.
Soak four inch cucumbers in brine for twenty four hours. Boil half in water with dill and alum then finish in cider vinegar. Pack in jars with dill stalks leaves and seed and seal.
A historic quick bread method combines Indian meal rye meal and flour with sour milk molasses and soda. Mix for a thin batter add warm water then bake in small tin cans for about an hour until the slices resemble brick-oven brown bread in flavor.
Boil a sufficient quantity of eggs hard then cool and peel. Dip in beaten egg, roll in oil, and coat with salt and a pinch of cayenne. Fry on a gridiron over clear fire until hot and serve with olive oil and chutney sauce. Garnish with parsley for an informal tray.
A light steamed pudding made with butter sugar milk flour baking powder citron and seedless raisins flavored with cinnamon, steamed for thirty minutes and served with a rich lemon sauce.
One cupful of sugar sifted with one and one fourth cupfuls of flour one half teaspoonful of soda and one teaspoonful of cream of tartar. Sift all together. In a cup put one fourth cupful of butter place on stove till melted. When it boils up break into it two eggs. Quickly remove from fire and fill cup with milk. Stir into flour etc. Flavor with almond or vanilla and bake in quick oven.
Run round steak through a meat grinder with salt and pepper. Grate a bit of onion if desired. Form very thin cakes and fry brown in butter and drippings. Butter thin bread slices and place the cakes between them. Cakes may be fried on the grounds if preferred.
The text notes that for certain frying methods the gridu ale is superior to the frying pan and produces less grease. It mentions potato cakes browning on a hot greased griddle as especially crisp and delicious.
A simple biscuit recipe combines one quart flour two heaping teaspoons baking powder half teaspoon salt scant teaspoon soda two spoonfuls melted lard and sour milk to form a soft dough.
The note offers economy minded tips such as buying olive oil by the gallon, using a pan to cover fish as it cooks, and serving cheap cuts of meat in stews and croquettes. It suggests limiting vegetables at dinner and trimming a lamp wick to avoid oil waste.
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