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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
3
The piece explains remodeling older hats by replacing crowns or concealing crown outlines with trims. It describes using two velvet bands three-fourths yard long, shirring, crinoline supports, and optional ostrich feathers to create a refreshed look. Julia Bottomley guides home milliners on updating last year’s hats.
An old fashion guide explains making cold cream at home with almond oil rosewater white wax spermaceti and tinctures. It covers melting steps adding extracts gradually and beating until the mixture thickens before cooling in porcelain jars for storage.
A sewing description outlines a milk linen bodice with a round yoke, mauve silk waist band, lace trim on sleeves, and a white Tugal hat with poppies. Listed materials include seven yards of width 42 fabric, insertion, lace, and mauve silk, plus a crush bend bow and frill under the brim.
A descriptive guide explains a veil style where the tunte sleeve and overskirt are arranged to reveal the underskirt to the knees. Knots are tied mid calf to lift the fabric, the tunte left loose below, and stitched at the back to hold the arrangement in position.
The latest in minor jewelry items shows a trend toward compact pieces four to six inches long used in fastening automobile wares and, more often, in collars and jabots. These stones gain popularity among fashion circles as a practical yet stylish accessory.
A banquet tale features former New York Governor Odell and Colonel Lewis recounting Niagara Falls electric power dreams. Zeb, a local voter, refuses Odell after asking if electric lights are desired, underscoring push for modern improvements. The insert also promotes Doan's Kidney Pills and a procrastination moral about seizing life’s opportunities.
Fragmentary quotes depict a judge recounting a clash at sea where a bomb struck a ship and a torpedo explosion followed, suggesting a counterblow that altered the ship’s fate during the engagement.
A fragmented advert-like text references a card club in Jackson Street and mentions income cuts. The garbled lines hint at Christmas cards, color motifs, and implied prices or rent. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Six years ago three doctors diagnosed kidney trouble with gravel in urine. After trying Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy, the writer claims total cure for over six years and urges others to test the product. Signed affidavit appears from Margaret S. Anderson of Minneapolis. Report requests sample bottle from Kilmer & Co. and booklet on kidneys.
The Milwaukee club and German element in Milwaukee are celebrated in a piece by Captain Charles King. He recalls a conversation with a German officer who asks if King has traveled to Germany, then replies he has only visited Milwaukee. The exchange highlights local German Milwaukee ties and pride.
A southern businessman negotiates with a premier Scottish caddie during a golf holiday. Both expect substantial tips, revealing a mutual barter dynamic. The garbled text also includes faded ads for marine eye remedies and other products, hinting at a scattered page with mixed content.
A Washington correspondent reports that a desk near the speaker’s chair became a favored spot for many senators to deliver special utterances. One senator reportedly said he is willing to give up his feet if it improves perceptions of his speaking, despite concerns about a reputation for filling the Senate with words.
Fragmented excerpt shows two men in a cryptic exchange, playful mispronunciations and coded hints about information shared and withheld. The dialogue preserves a slangy, stagey feel as characters discuss recollections and a namesake, hinting at a past event or joke without clear context.
A garbled quotation attributed to Cervantes discusses sleep as a universal cloak and symbol of death, contrasting intelligent sleep with a man in his final decline, and reflecting on desire, wealth, and the human condition.
A Hindu philosopher, Sakhuram Ganeat Pandit, advocates that expert lovemaking comes from practice and study. He argues love must be given to arouse it in others and discusses developing the emotion in others as essential to the art of taking love.
A brisk fragment recalls a rural trek in the county last week where Jack seeks game but finds only his trousers in a brief, tongue in cheek exchange. The speaker notes that concise words hurt less, echoing Southey’s wry counsel.
A patient recounts a humorous misdiagnosis where a doctor claims liver trouble based on the appearance of the patient’s right eye. The exchange highlights absurd medical reasoning and miscommunication in a quirk story style.
A Milwaukee Wisconsin woman shares a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for reversing years of back pain dizziness and weakness after trying other remedies. She urges others to seek the remedy as free advice and notes the product helped her regain health and vigor.
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