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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1916

Page

7

Women Healings and Home Remedies Highlight Early Health Advice

A collage of old health notes praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for female health issues, plus advertisements for Grove's Chill Tonic, Manford's Dollam of Myrrh, and other remedies. The clippings mention grateful letters, horse care, and simple at home wellness tips, reflecting era advertising and advice.

Wi Park Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Ronr Moore Avenue Washington Park Lilinois Lydis E. Pinkham Sin E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Inns John HY

La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Scalp Benefit

An old advertisement extols La Creole Hair Dressing as a remedy to cleanse the scalp and darken hair, presenting a cascade of promotional lines and curious phrases. It includes other remedies and odd endorsements, ending with a comedic exchange about a wife and money.

Care of Cream in Summer

A summer guide for farmers on preserving cream quality. Emphasizes cleanliness, cool temperature after separating, and avoiding warming or storing in dirty containers to prevent poor milk, curdled cream, or off flavors. Frequent stirring recommended to maintain uniform composition and prevent fat separation.

Agricuiure

Caring for Cows Supports Farmers and Nation

The piece argues cows need regular, careful attention to produce milk and butter. It contends neglect harms farmers and the country, noting the economic value of cows and crops and the cash from dairy products and agriculture.

Head of a Purebred Jerney and the Profit Promise

A reader notes that a purebred Jerney could boost profits and improve food quality. The argument suggests healthier children and stronger families, claiming broader benefits beyond economic gain. The piece questions feasibility and emphasizes nutrition and parental well being.

Ula Parente

Nueta War Era Reflected in New Preview Report

A historical transcript outlines Nueta’s wartime leadership and economic shifts. It notes measures against alcohol production and mentions a Russian minister presenting figures on roubles and national wealth, with emphasis on wartime controls and moral reform.

Rubsia Nueta Nore V. Sturmer Milleter Anan Council of the Empire Lookkomlon

Crude Remedies for Farm Animals in Early Text

Fragments describe mixtures of warm water with various substances as treatments for farm animals. Instructions mention pest deterrents, liquids like kerosene and machine oil, and references to pine solutions. The text advises repeated applications and hints at remedies for animal ailments with health risks implied.

Public health concerns cited in New Jersey health committee action

A New Jersey health committee meeting unanimously recommended that the state publish warnings about dangerous beverages. The motion urged publicity officers and health departments to inform the public of risks to life and health from certain drinks. A separate anecdote described a Quaker advising a traveler to wear spectacles over the mouth to improve eye health, noting a curious remedy.

New York New Jersey Awiedsis Cmeere Kemperation Wtite Health Henry

Give Young Horses A Chance At Development And Value

A study from Kansas State College documents the impact of early care on colts. Three young horses bought as yearlings benefited from proper feed and winter protection, reaching strong condition after three years. Worth rose from about 125 to 140 dollars per colt with farm treatment, while poorly treated peers lagged at 125 dollars or less. Professor Campbell notes early growth limits peak development, urging careful management for young saddle horses.

Lou Riaissant Bashandey Kansas State

Wages Went For Foon Tuere Foreigners In Denver

Wages for poor families and the Italian community appear in a discussion cited in the Union Signal. Bille Mereding notes a Methodist women’s mission aiding children during winter 1941. Prohibition argues a recurring issue as poverty and social policy intersect. A Chicago group debates attitudes and effectiveness at a Lat Salle hotel luncheon.

Denver Union Nnon

Unclear text fragment from historical page

Fragmentary OCR reading shows garbled phrases about water, a war, packages of goods, clothing, a convincing argument, and various misread terms. No coherent events or names present to summarize into a factual card.

Coveted My All Hair Care Ad Ends With Curio Pitch

Fragmentary ad text promotes a hair restoration product named La Creole with a price of 1.40. The garbled copy mentions Ade Token of Esteem Moriarty-Tylige and a peculiar exchange about a dove and an assemblyman title, ending incoherently with miscellaneous names.

Moriarty

Fragmented late 19th century ad text and odd phrases

The readable fragments present dubious ad lines and scattered phrases about products and causes, mentioning La Creole, Hanford's, and wartime themes. It reads like damaged OCR with stray sentences and no coherent event or narrative.

Devices Support Milk Pail Curved Side Arms

Scant readable notice describes curved side arms for a milk pail that rest on the milker’s knees to keep the receptacle in place. When not in use the arms fold or are removed. supports spring from bearings. Claims these parts are simpler than prior devices. Wisconsin culturist note.

Swanky

Feeding Silage in Summer for Dairy Farms

A farmer weighs whether feeding silage in summer is cheaper or more profitable. If pasture supports most cows, idle land costs rise and a shift to silage may be unnecessary. Farms with flexible land use may find summer silage a better option for the dairy herd.

Parmer

Untitled baby rash remedy ad promotes Dutiura Soap

An advertisement touts Dutiura Soap as best for baby rashes and skin irritations. It promises soothing relief with cooling effects and mentions a free trial by mail. The copy includes odd phrases and appears to reference calming the affected area and sleep, with a mailing address and product details.

Harvesting corn with hogs practical and economical

The article discusses using hogs to harvest corn as an economical method and as a way to fatten hogs. It notes combining corn with feed like rape, eititfa or flower, and mentions alternatives such as tankage or meat and bone meal when feed is scarce.

Western Canada Europe

Letter Carriers Day and Brewers Donation in Plumbielil

A letter carriers association convention in Plulniielil received a £100 contribution from brewers who proposed a beer for every keg purchased. Veterans and longtime members recalled the slogan Our Best Day as the carters declined the offer citing concerns about excess.

Letter Carriere’ Association Plulniielil N. 4 Carters Dep Baer Ble

Temperate Army Aims at Unlikely Warfare Concept

A fragmented OCR item describes a temperate army with unlikely aims and mentions a drunkard and a fighting machine as unusual concepts. It references the New York World as the source, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for concrete facts.

Plas New York World

Breweries and Churches Funding Note

Fragmentary item notes investments into new breweries and churches with amounts around 35 dollars and other related figures. The text mentions 115 and 35.20 in reference to funding, but lacks clear context, dates, or entities. The readable data point highlights a split of funds between brewing ventures and church construction or support.

Untyped cattle rheumatism treatment described in note

A fragment describes wrapping a joint with a treated cloth paste or poultice for rheumatism in cattle. It mentions Tei witty Mote Tolinone or Wool en clith with water, then wrapping the joint, covering with a dry cloth and rubber to prevent cooling.

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