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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
6
A nostalgic poem recalls a mother’s weary nights and longing for a lost child. The speaker laments fatigue and seeks small gestures of care, imagining muddy boots and a restless child’s footsteps, and recalls a beloved son who has died in Toledo.
A penniless but aristocratic man Cyril Thornton rises to wealth in the Cape mining boom. He returns a lost diamond bracelet with a black pearl to Lady Alicia Doversfon while secretly falling for her, then helps fund a clandestine gift of 20000 pounds enabling a noble marriage.
Excavations at Olbia on the Buoug river reveal seventh century walls and foundations, with well preserved temple stones and a wine cellar. Artifacts including gold, marble, and pottery have been sent to the Hermitage, while researchers verify authenticity amid claims of a spurious tiara.
A garbled Detroit Free Press fragment mentions covie era items and an odd quote about a blessing and Adam. The readable text is sparse with unclear context or complete names.
A historical recipe describes mixing flour with butter and lard, adding buttermilk and soda, rolling and cutting circles, filling with sliced apples, binding edges, and baking until the apples are cooked. Serve with a hot sauce or sweetened cream.
A jumble of vintage recipes and kitchen guidance covers custards, roasting green corn, oatmeal bread, citron cheese cakes, tomato pickles, spiced plums, grape preserves, rice muffins, and cottage cheese sandwiches. Several lines describe amounts, steps, and cooking times while others are garbled, yet the overall aim is practical domestic instruction.
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