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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
12
The article surveys elegant tea gowns, separate blouses, and shirtwaist styles with muted colors, lace, and crepe fabrics. It highlights slip-on crepe blouse frocks, fringed wool skirts, and capes, noting the rise of negligee looks for home repose and club life.
An essay reflects on desires shaping character from childhood to adulthood, urging the pursuit of benevolence over selfishness. It contrasts youthful cravings with noble aims like healing and peace, and ends with a period recipe for baked oyster plant with white sauce and browned crumb topping.
The author argues the world remains unfair and corrupt despite moral aims. Children should learn resilience and judgment, spotting cheaters, and forming honest, trustworthy business ties. Stay alert to read character and seek reliable colleagues to sustain progress.
The excerpt blends a memoir on friendships and a cookery fragment. It mentions Caroline Sumner and old ties while detailing quick bake recipes including fruit filled cakes, Sweet Pepper Gouffles, and pepper cheese mixtures with measurements and method.
Poem recalls longing for boyhood days and simple country joys. The speaker dreams of old games, tools, and tasks from a bygone era, contrasting them with present life while expressing gratitude for being alive. Copyright notice marks the verse as protected.
The article traces Algonquin river name evolution from Meche Sepe to Miche Sepe to Misivipl and Missivsipl through priestly and explorer edits. It notes no Algonquin written language and cites changes by Father Laval Labatt and others during colonial times around the Louisiana Purchase era.
A readable note explains that glass cracks when exposed to sudden temperature change. Hot water makes the inner glass expand faster than the outer, tearing apart particles and causing cracks, especially in thinner glass. The opposite occurs with cold water.
A column presents era cooking guidance with multiple dishes. It includes breaded pork chops with baked crumbs and celery garnish, oatmeal soup, and a tomato broth. Also provided are chicken salad, pineapple tartlets, creamy fudge, maple fudge, and Warren stew with dumplings.
The Christian Science Monitor notes Korea’s Diamond Mountain as a sacred Buddhist site. It highlights a exploration by Wilson from the Arnold Arboretum of Boston who found a wealth of new tree and flower varieties, signaling potential enrichment for global arboreta.
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