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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
2
A dense excerpt catalogues authors, publishers, and works with scattered names such as Lipnenesitt Co, Indiana Bute University, and The Portes Hee. It records critical remarks on decorative arts, romance, and theater, with references to specific titles, characters, and historical figures embedded in a sprawling, fragmentary survey.
The column surveys social scenes and literary buzz with references to prominent figures such as Miss Petticoat and Henry, notes a wartime tone, and signals public intrigue over authorship of Miss Petticoats with Dwight Tilton as a potential writer while discussing new novels and theater.
A court tale recounts Jennie Cold a young woman who turned from factory work to begging in New York. For six years she supported herself by panhandling near Sixth Avenue department stores while spending money on theater and personal pleasures, never contributing to her family.
A dated testimonial pitch offers medical cure before payment, claiming secrecy and mail correspondence. It lists multiple names and places, touts guaranteed cures for rupTURE and other ailments, and invites letters to Ernest Henderson in Kansas City.
A fragmentary column compiles jokes about nerve medicine and a doctor charging two dollars, plus a Millard anecdote about lobbying access. It recalls Col Robert Is ersolin Philadelphia Clover Club notes and a satirical view of manners and clubs, intertwining brief political and social vignettes with literary allusions.
An archaic snippet describes Trappist monks debating dietary limits and meal routines. It notes strict vegetarian fare, boiled vegetables, bread, and milk or water, with exceptions for invalids and feasts. The passage hints at discipline, indulgence, and debate over meat as a future concession.
A fragmented passage describes a scene with a man pacing his apartments and an attendant, a zealous pursuit, and a reference to a $860,000 sum. It mentions Mr. Gough Mil banke, noted as clever yet blunt, an expert in colonial administration, who is approached for advice and then placed in an awkward situation.
Fragmented excerpts describe wall traps used to deter fowl predators and lure pythons, a scene of natives trapping and dislodging a swallowed pig, plus assorted jumbled notes about a university gift, a Wyoming donor, a butter substitute claim, a Toledo firm, a Buffalo monument, and social chatter.
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