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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented cookbook style entry lists chocolate based desserts and sauces including chocolate bread pudding with milk and bread crumbs, chocolate sauce, chocolate fig tea cream, mousse, and ice cream with junket. The text includes garbled stray phrases and non sequit lines interspersed with recipe steps and measurements.
A lengthy recipe collection describes summer foods and beverages. It covers cherry pies, tomato dishes, berry shortcakes, biscuit tips, Macaroon Cream, and fruit drinks such as orangeade, lemonade, and fruit punch. It also includes sandwich ideas and a variety of cold luncheon options with multiple ingredients and serving notes.
Mary Boyle O'Reilly urges using moving pictures in schools to fight truancy. She cites studies claiming 80 percent of truants visit cheap theaters four to fourteen times weekly and argues schools could educate better in screen time rather than in cinema. She calls on administration to support subvention for in-school film showings.
A brief, murky dialogue indicates a person named Jinx planned to attend a ball game while mentioning his wife's mother had died. Another speaker suggests misunderstanding, and the conversation touches on attending his mother-in-law's funeral.
A vivid profile of roaming workers known as gay cats, half-tramps, and wanderers who scorn trains without paying and blend trades with travel. It describes their pride, methods to ride freight, savings, and dream of steady work while craving new horizons across the globe.
In Medina a Shaw & Co canvasser pitches widows on memorial stones, offering commissions and urging urgency. A widow and a deacon both resist until a string of moral an d fatal manipulations leads to a tale of dubious generosity, deceit, and later marriage prospects.
A ragged, humorous exchange recaps a summer resort hotel ad that boasts fine fishing, clean rooms, and unmosquitoes. The guest challenges sales lines, the clerk defends the place, then the bill and future visits are joked about as the speaker brags of being the biggest line in town.
A garbled OCR note suggests confusion over plans for a sophomore banquet at the college. It mentions demonstrations and a clash of plans, with unclear references to speakers or dates. Further readable details are needed to clarify organizers and outcomes.
A garbledquote notes frustration over limited faller tasmone work and bias against quitting. It mentions no pulse job exists and inability to appoint someone, reflecting unclear staffing options and possible administrative obstacles.
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