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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
3
The article reviews two TB control approaches in domesticated animals. Destruction of diseased stock and premises disinfection aim to halt spread, while vaccination attempts seek immunity. It details Von Behring’s bovovaccine concept, trials, and methods, noting age limits, two injections three months apart, and administration via jugular vein injection.
An excerpted guide notes that celery thrives in muck-bed regions like Michigan and New York, with California and Florida expanding production. It advises amateurs to sow in three inch deep rows, firm soil, sifted leaf mold or sand, and warm room germination. Seedlings require daily turning for even growth.
A traveler noted suffragette work in a country once permitting all, while a Stockport museum displayed a scold’s bridle used to gag women. The label claims a nine-pin gag and neck collar fed a woman through a market, a gift from Chester to Walton as memorial of gossip and talk.
The piece argues that offering frank criticism can be painful yet necessary. It contrasts well meant guidance with malicious interference and urges readers to value kindly, tactful suggestions while condemning nastier judgments that harm social harmony.
A domestic guidance piece offers advice on building home life as well as practical kitchen tips. It covers marriage as partnership, daily care for clothing, improving French toast, sour milk preparation, cleaning techniques for cookware, chafing dish recipes, and a few baked egg and waffle preparations with measurements and steps.
A fragment describes blessing salted water for soaking old potatoes. It mentions blessing potatoes first, copper kettle rubbed with lemon, and dipping in powdered bath brick. The text notes stains leaving after washing with soapy water and references Gaaporatns as a line of unclear meaning.
Fragmentary verse laments war and celebrates shared humanity. The speaker calls for freedom’s artists to be honored and for nations to yield homage while wine and fire give way to grieving pity. The poem envisions a universal bond that transcends conflict.
A compact guide to winter salads using fresh garden produce and gelatine. It suggests tomato juice with gelatine as a tomato salad substitute, flavored with lemon gelatine, served on lettuce with mayonnaise, and fruit infused gelatine salads with oranges bananas and chopped nuts. Leftovers like asparagus peas beans and celery are combined with additions such as apples or cabbage cores to extend dishes and keep them cold with mayonnaise.
The article argues frying food is falling from favor among hygienic cooks. It suggests potato straws be cut into fine lengthwise shreds and cooked quickly in boiling fat until lemon colored, not brown.
Mrs Frank Rosaboow of 612 W Washington St Moscow Idaho says hereditary kidney trouble caused fading eyesight poor circulation and back pain. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief of all symptoms after spending hundreds on cures. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Samson messenger line appears.
A Peoria buyer, Frank P. Lewis, purchased a vast tobacco lot believed to be the finest of its kind, enough to fill twenty four carloads for Lewis Sin Binder Cigars. The purchase is said to cover more than two years of output and reflects a major industry acquisition noted by the Peoria Star.
A Washington woman describes coffee as injurious causing sickness and rheumatic attacks, crediting recovery after switching to Postum for six months. She cites sleeplessness, nervousness, and dental decay as coffee effects, endorsing The Road to Wellville booklet and Postum’s claim of health benefits.
Albert Nelson of Benton County Oregon left in 1904 to the Goose Lake and Saskatchewan areas. He describes vast unoccupied prairie, rich soils, and strong yields of wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, and hay. He notes favorable prices for homesteads, dry healthy climate, and long-term prospects as thousands move toward elevators, with cold winters and productive farming seasons.
A man recounts how Cuticura Soap and Cutters Ointment relieved two-year itching and leg sores from eczema after dust exposure by a river. He could wear boots again in days and be free from itching within weeks, per a 1907 police chief testimonial from Morris Manitoba.
Government Carey Act offers irrigated land at 50 cents per acre at Cooper Lake Wyoming to applicants. Ten year program provides free railroad fare sleeping and dining car accommodations and free deed to two town lots. Tallmadge Santis Land Co Chicago lists applications and seeks agents.
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