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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

8

The Arctic Fox Cousin and the White Winter Coat

Red Fox narrates a tale as Grandpa Fox explains Arctic Foxes wear white coats in winter to blend into snow. Reddy Fox schemes to imitate that coat by spilling flour but gets caught and ends with a rough lecture from his mother. Grandpa warns against disguises and notes spring hunts will soon begin.

Grandpa Fox Dog Grandpa Pox North Grondpa Reddy Reddy Fox Geran Pex Teddy Rat Ehery Mtn Neddy Fox Teddy Stother Grandpa

Right Time for Late Night Dances After Armistice

A reader column notes postwar dance hours have lengthened with the armistice and in cities like Washington and New York hostesses sometimes serve breakfast after dawn. It urges keeping respectful hours and not overlong gatherings, especially for young guests and hosts who did not plan an all‑night break.

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Birthday on the Train and a Sleepless Night

A traveler recounts riding a long train journey with scarce space and a crowded Pullman car. He asks the conductor for a berth to sleep and ends up sharing a cramped, noisy space, trading for comfort with little rest. The scene blends travel hardship with a fleeting glimpse of a dairy farm discussion.

Lynn Gutia Jetta Santoka

Billie Dove Leaves Chorus For Stage Lure

Lillian Billie Dove, famed film star, reveals she has permanently left the chorus. She says the lure of the stage no longer compares to the thrill of sitting in a theater and watching a film being acted. This is one of her latest pictures.

Ciitan Jentiet Dove

Geraldine the name from Valkyries to English nobility

Geraldine links to Norse myth and Viking influence describe a lineage from Valkyrie chariots to Anglo Saxon and English aristocracy. It mentions Fair Geraldine as Lady Elizabeth Fitzgerald, poetically tied to Maurice Fitzgerald and Surrey, with a talismanic emerald and a claim about Wednesday as a lucky day and a number.

Geraldine St. Gerhold Gerald England Arthur Alnce Gareth Garret Knieht Round Table Kilzabeth Plizgerald Maurice Fitzgerald Surrey Fair Geraldine Geraidine Hawe Thorne

New Invention Aids Airmen in Air Pressure Studies

Langley Memorial laboratory engineer J M Norton unveils a new tonometer for recording air pressure on aircraft surfaces. Tests on full size planes and wind tunnel models show the device improves data on tail plane pressure distribution and structural loads. results suggest minimal steady drag impact and plans for further testing at McCook Field.

Washington J. M. Norton Langley Memorial Laboratory Langlev Eld Virginia Pa Hon Seronuu- Uca Navy Department Army Perview Engineering Laboratory McCookield Dayton Oho Langley

Uncertain OCR Narrative of an Encounter and Fight

A fragmented line prompts a scene where a man escorts an assailant to an upper room and uses a punching bag to inflict punishment. The account then notes the narrator’s muscles growing stronger and a sense that trouble may pause, with garbled language obscuring full meaning.

Spooks Linked to Wireless Lines in Antigonish County

Rumors blame electric phenomena from wireless stations at Glace Bay for driving Alex MacDonald and others from their homes in Antigonish county. Investigators note several families moved out over the last dozen years amid mysterious fires and eerie disturbances.

Halifax Antigonish County Alex MacDonald Glace Bay Antigonleh County Wale Tur Pranklin Prince Tegiitate For Scientifie

Restitution Sought For Found Civil War Era Money

Conneautville resident Henry Moulthrop found a book with seven dollars and a card naming F Moulthrop as owner in a grocery shop. A Civil War veteran claims the money belonged to his father and seeks restitution, offering one dollar interest.

Conneautyille Pat Henry Moulthrop Albion Connesutville F. Moultheop

Calf Hope Like Rabbit and Other Farm Anomalies

A series of unusual livestock notes describe a calf with one eye and no tail yet boasting four limbs, plus a well‑fed rabbitlike animal and a San Francisco pest of rabbits. The report cites government expert Risford asking aid to curb a jackrabbit outbreak overrunning the Faralione islands near the Golden Gate.

Jefferson Soya Abe San Francisco Faralione Islands Golden Gate Risford Ald

Persian Shah Claims Poetic Superiority Over Omar Khayyam

The young Persian shah Ahmed Mirza of Tehran proclaims himself a finer poet than Omar Khayyam, at least in Western eyes, according to a London minister. He speaks English, Russian, and French, supports Westernization, and founded the Tehran Sports Club while his father Mahomed Ali faced exile after attempts to curb constitutional reforms.

Londeo Persia Eberan Europe Omar Khayyam London Teheran Talled Nishapur Omar Wise Ouse Ahmed Mirza Ahah Ophlon Tin Majjesty Perlal Sports Club Teberan Mahomed Ali Ahed Prinkipo Wilson Alklea

1920 Farm Losses Much Larger Than in Earlier Years

New York report from the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that 1920 farm income, measured in 1920 dollars, was higher than many prior years yet still down about 3.48 billion from 1919. About 6.45 million farmers earned roughly 7.2 billion, representing 10.9 percent of national income, with farm purchasing power at a low point in 1920. The summary notes that farmers fell faster than other workers, and 1921 prospects depend on continuing economic pressures.

New York National Bureau of Economic Research Ita

Eskimo Dying in Labrador Warned by Northern Official

Birrold Lindow, vice governor of northern Greenland, reports Eskimos on Labrador's eastern coast are dying or deteriorating. He warns the Labrador settlement lags behind Greenland in protection and blames unscrupulous traders and dives drawing them northward year after year.

Saya Greenland Copenhagen Labrador Birrold Lindow Lindow

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