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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
2
Prolific Guineafowl Story Captures Chicken Hawk Warning
Abe Martin highlights the guineafowl and its role in farm warnings and defense against predators. The bird, once common with fowl, is noted for its shrill cry and immunity to some farm threats, though now rare in many areas. Its origin traces to Africa through domestication in Europe, with distinct plumage and a helmeted head. The meat is praised as an epicurean dish rivaling prairie chicken and venison, fetching good prices in markets and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Tipton
Martin
Coantry
Fisk
Africa
Weil
Heck Jeng
Goft-Capped Projection Strength in Armor Defense
A Harper’s Weekly analysis notes that soft metal caps on projectiles can improve penetration while leaving armor less likely to split. It explains how a needle or shell can rebound when unsupported, and how a small cap can prevent shock from splitting armor, offering greater overall effectiveness. The discussion highlights limitations and the need for an authoritative understanding of projectile armor interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's ‘Weekly
Adventurous American Woman Faces Global Trails
An American woman famed for daring exploration travels across Asia and Africa, once crossing Australia as a nurse, then joining a war front disguised as a boy. She plans further journeys with noble patrons and hunts exotic wildlife in remote regions amid challenging terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobey
Denin
Japan
Africa
Australia
Con
Gave Up the Position in Court Scene
A Cleveland judge cites a chaotic session as a bailiff called for order after a defendant’s outburst. The judge demanded decorum and questioned the proceedings while a miscast balloting detail added to the tension in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielobrenner
Cleveland
Ameer
Habit of the Trade: Worker Critique of Smith's Absence
The account portrays a labor discussion about Smith sent down last week. A teller accuses him of not working, while a financier defends the habit of issuing coats to men who then claim to be unable to perform. The dialogue shows tensions between employers and workers over reliability and portrayal.
Ideal Bummer Mome. A Summer Cottage Wish
A speaker recalls a summer cottage scene and praises a porch with vines and a fawn that survived a storm. The narrator mentions longing for a rental cottage like those they always rent and identifies John Flikkerman and Janghe as nearby figures, noting a photo taken by Will last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
John Flikkerman
Pretty Sun Bonnets in Finely Made Millinery Pieces
Readers are shown how sutr bonnets evolve into delicate sun bonnets crafted from view chiffon thin taffeta and straw. These elaborate pieces use soft crowns with wire supports fluffy brims and abundant ribbons with flowers. Most are white or pale tinted, valued for their material and labor.
Little Sick Boleros
A fragment describes pressmakers experimenting with boleros for two reasons, noting Urteht color garments with white munlin gowns or calaminated frocks, and a stitched video plaited ribbon trim. The severe version features a thick cale card covered with ink or satin.
Becoming Neckbands in Velvet Returns to Fashion
The low necked drone and collarless frock revive the black velvet neckband about nine inches wide. Previously a simple band with a buckle or pin, it now fastens at the neck with long ends hinging down the back, reminiscent of fashion from 30 or 40 years ago.
Taking Place of Feathers in Hats Causes Millinery Shift
A fashion piece explains why feathers and grotesque alerrates vanish from hats. Restrictions and cost of gutting gigrettes push milliners to replace with straw like wheat fibers dyed to match, shaping summer hat trends with blue green and purple tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnwe
Trimmings Trump Choice In Fashion Gowns
The article lists favorite trimmings for gowns, highlighting vicem Worley Iulian fet Milan trees and gold and liver taoes. Hand embroidery and beaded trims rise in popularity with large Indian-style beads on Paquin models. Fringe tassels braid and velvet ribbons appear in various widths for black and colored gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Linen sheets resist wrinkling for cooler nights
Linen sheets resist wrinkling and rumpling longer than muslin, keeping beds cooler on hot nights. They need no ironing, though affordable muslin options can be lightly pressed with a clean cold iron to reduce rumpling during the summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Practical Construction Of Comfortable Hog Buildings
Practical manual discusses creating warm dry hog housing with welded wire floors and plank overlays. It warns against concrete floors, notes drainage with 2 by 4 timber floors, and advises tight partitions, ragged openings, and elevated guards. Whitewashing lightens interiors and improves ventilation, while open windows or curtains aid airflow.
Feeding Floor Design for Pig Pens and Hog Houses
The guide outlines pig pen layouts with removable alley gates and partition fences, recommending wall heights of 20 to 36 inches and pens sized around six by feet for standard sows, longer pens for indoor feeding, and doors 22 to 23 inches wide and 30 to 91 inches high. It advises weatherproofing with burlap, securing doors, ensuring ventilation, and using double walls to prevent drafts while keeping hogs warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criter
Benefits of Farm Windmill Proves Useful on My Farm
A farmer describes installing a windmill with timber supports and braces to pump water for stock, cut pumping labor by half, and provide continuous access to fresh water. The setup includes a trough, rubber fitting, and piping to a ground ditch, with a windmill cord start system and compatibility with other farm tools. The author notes a $54 cost, possible saving over three months of pasture labor, and multiple farm advantages such as powering churns and grinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM Matley
Rentirky
Farm Club Members Reach 144000 In United States
The Boys and Girls Clubs report a total national membership of 144000 across farm youth programs aimed at improving agricultural methods and living conditions on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Constructing Milk Cooler From A Water Tank
An old galvanised trough or tank is connected to a well by a pipe. A hole and locknote secure a pipe piece on the tank. An outlet elbow and pipe direct water into the tank, ensuring water circulates around the cream to keep it wet as it separates.
Donn’s Kidney Pills Advertised By Oregon Reader
An unnamed Baker City reader reports chronic kidney trouble including backache and urinary issues. After twelve years of illness and failed medical help, she used Donn’s Kidney Pills and claims permanent cure, praising the product and urging recall of the Dean’s name for purchase at druggists and general stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FR Boott
Front St
Baker City
Ore
Donn's
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
The Summer Toast on Paper Napkins
A free lance stenographer enjoys typing toasts on paper napkins for a club women’s outdoor entertaining season. She fears some may leave with purple ink smudges on their faces despite careful ink choice and effort to capture the charm of the indies half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Lance
Indies
Many & Vest
Incomplete Text on Kanuna's Financial Records
Partial OCR fragment discusses Kanunas and a business record for the first month of a year. It mentions endorsements and a growing company, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks clear facts, dates, places, or persons beyond generic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tate
Continuts
Harold knows the Signs Five year old Harold's elder sister demands
A light humor piece recalling a child named Harold and his sister who often asks favors. She flatters him with kind phrases, while he resists chores, humorously declaring he will not go upstairs if asked. The anecdote captures playful sibling dynamics and childlike wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Ethel
Lippincott's
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