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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
7
An ad shows Mrs P Lanbeng of Florence South Dakota praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual pain and cramps. It asserts the product restores health for conditions like displacements inflammation and irregularities and invites letters for private advice.
James Lovell a patriot from the Revolution died ten years ago in Windham born in Horton in 1787 Harvard graduate at nineteen delivered the 1771 oration on the Bofton massacre imprisoned after Bucker Mill later exchanged for Governor Skene served in Continental Congress from 1770 to 1782 and held public offices in Boston. A field hospital anecdote reflects wartime humanity and humor. Also notes passages from Home Companion by Margaret Busher Shipp featuring a character about women’s conversation.
A brief dialogue notes that not everyone can endure prosperity. Bkittlow counters that hardship comes when it belongs to someone else, while a judge remarks on the shared difficulty of handling wealth.
A Mis Anna A Gor man address to the senate judiciary panel defends temperance and notes German women in the W C T U. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm and Von Moltke as abstainers and condemns beer as harmful, contrasting with optimistic North Carolina prosperity and bumper crops. The piece includes quotations attributing anti alcohol views to German figures and references the Saturday Evening Post.
Brubacker denounces claims that Jesus made wine and asserts beer cannot be made from water alone. He warns against using his image without consent if additives like cedar shavings, cannabis, blossoms, acetic ether, and sulfuric acid are included. He claims his own beer is 96 percent water and argues removal of that water would leave nothing drinkable.
The census of 1910 reports national average 182 prisoners per 100000. Prohibition Karina and license Nebraska show 196 and 485 per 100000 respectively. Only Kansas North Dakota and one other state have lower rates than Kansas.
In a fragmentary Indy News snippet, Frances observes church ceremony from the pew as her mother prays, noting a whispered question about a church dip ritual amid a family scene. The tale hints at cultural norms and social hesitation surrounding tango references within a religious setting.
Mrs G C Riemersma reports a rash starting on the neck and face of her child, spreading to ears and underarms. After trying treatments without success, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the eczema cleared, noting relief from itching and crusting. Ad says Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with free sample offer.
The veteran Ife guard from Bar Harbor, John Vincent Honeywell, discusses bathing styles and public appeal. He quips about evolving fashion and staying popular, noting that style lingers but eyes now turn to newer trends.
Encouraging crop news spurred an advertisement from Perry Nursery Co offering a quick start in garden business. No capital or experience needed, weekly earnings promised, free outfit and contract provided by mail.
A fragment hints at suffragette pressure on a figure named George and a plan to delay action until a fourth of the effort remains. The cryptic dialogue suggests underlying political maneuvering and a desire to silence alarm amid upheaval.
A compendium of jests and anecdotes from a bygone era. A mistaken handwriting courtroom scene leads to laughter as legal minds clash with a tremulous witness. Interwoven are notes on longevity in Scotland, absurd commentaries, and cheerful product endorsements.
Fragmentary OCR text includes garbled dialogue about motors and a misheard line from a play or prose. It mentions satire and a vague reference to Tuscany with a numeric figure. Overall content is incoherent and not connected to a clear news event or identifiable entities.
Representative Frank Clark and Howard of Ghorgik discuss knowledge and duty while Superintendent Georgs W. Hew mediates a peculiar debate at Washington about guidance, youth, and life choices. A traveler asks a boy for Callahan, prompting mischief and moralizing that escalates into a clash of advice and warnings.
The readable lines show a scholarly looking man slamming windows in response to a hurdy curdy tune. He paid five dollars to hear the same tunes at the stand opera, per Judin.
A brief article argues that most fires arise from simple carelessness and dilapidated buildings. It urges plain common sense measures such as keeping engines away from structures, removing oily water, and proper ventilation to reduce fire hazards. It notes slightly over six percent of fires stem from such negligence.
A scene shows Miss Jinke asking about her younger brother Jimmy. He explains he tripped at the hilltop and rolled down to the bottom, describing the incident in simple terms.
A practical note advises using a mole trap to exterminate garden moles. The guide says a sturdy trap will likely be effective eventually and emphasizes a direct, mechanical approach to pest control.
Fragmentary line reads diploma as passport to the Land of Work and mentions Natural History. A pun on bearing tree bark and dogwood is included alongside a fragmentary phrase about Halt wearing orien. The readable text blends odd quotes with incomplete names and places.
A Middletown man, about 45, told Kara Sellen he faced four rattlesnakes while leaving his boarding place. He killed some, and with little energy left, walked to town then aimed for the state road out to the city. The World notes the odd remark about chivalry and politeness to a wife.
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