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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
4
Readable scraps from the Seaver Herald touch on public health fears from a hay fever surge, wartime naval maneuvers, German-Argentina cable plans, and social notes. The column mentions King Edward's absence, shifts in submarine policy, and debates over crime, education, and gum chewing. The tone is column-like with varied topics and partial quotes.
A confusing OCR fragment notes a burglary attempt in a New Jersey town. It mentions a crime at a residence and references an owner, but many words are garbled, making precise details unclear. The report hints at a break in, theft, and potential investigation with no clear names or dates.
Crew aboard the Merman wake to a disrupted night as a deserter loots gear and disappears, sparking chaos. Missing clothes, accusations, and a dash to the dock follow while the ship nears harbor and Harry Bliss weighs a new path ashore.
Readable vintage recipes cover Swite Beatt-Tate round steak frying with water simmer until tender and served. Includes Sweden Meat Balls, Stew method, baked ham with vinegar molasses and cloves, and ham patties with eggs. Offers practical steps, seasonings like Grandma's Spanish Pepper, and serving notes.
Boulers pantry brushes reach corners and crevices ordinary brushes miss. A right angled brush with three inch high sides and bristles on both corners, plus a wooden frame with a rounded handle, clean tight spaces. Another long handled brush combines a giant toothbrush end with a flat round brush for shelving and confined areas.
Small sweet peppers called pimientos make artistic, edible garnishes for cabbage borders with mayonnaise. They also edge rice around stewed chicken or surround boiled fish with white sauce, transforming ordinary presentations.
A historical note advises using beeswax and salt to prevent rust on flatirons. It suggests tying wax in a rag, warming the iron, rubbing with the wax rag, then scouring with paper or cloth dusted with salt to keep the surface smooth and clean.
A quirky description outlines a prune salad made by soaking prunes overnight and dicing them with celery and walnuts. Mix them with mayonnaise to create a tangy, creamy dish described in an informal, slightly playful tone.
A rough salad guide lists ingredients including one teacup peanuts shelled and soaked in olive oil, two teacups celery pieces, a dozen ripe olives, served on lettuce leaves with onion dressing. The text reads like a kitchen note with compact measurements and preparation cues.
A brief guide explains poaching eggs without water by using buttered gem pans placed in a steamer set over boiling water. The steam gently cooks the eggs for a clean, dainty result.
Letter from Mrs E Hanson of Columbus Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing nervousness headaches and other symptoms during the Change of Life. The ad touts the product as a long trusted remedy for female ailments and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Mrs. H. J. Gates has been elected one of six aldermen in Magee Tennessee. Active in local educational work, the campaign was notably progressive and residents expect she will serve well as alderman. Also notes 300 tons of waste paper shipped from the city to Michigan pulp mill, four years of canceled money orders, valued at 1.5 billion dollars in stock formerly.
A New York woman recounts her 71 year old grandmother's recovery from chronic stomach illness after starting Grape-Nuts and Postum. The letter claims the grandmother retained the cereal, improved digestion, and eventually regained health without medicine, surprising a physician. The notice promotes Grape-Nuts as a life saver with a testimonial style.
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