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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
3
An old classified style note from Spohn Medical Co Goshen Indiana offers a free book and a medicine in a 8 cents to $1.00 bottle price range. It mentions disease care and chicken cholera and urges to consult a druggist for treatment.
A muddled excerpt shows a young couple debating marriage and wealth. Rodolphus questions Clementine's loyalty as she contemplates a life with him. A separate line features a meek man arranging mail, joking about an alias.
Regular inspection of hog closets reveals dark enclosures that often harbor dirt and disease. Forgotten closets in even well managed homes go uncleaned, requiring a thorough cleaning followed by a fresh coat of white paint and two coats for good light reflection.
A simple metal device shaped like an inverted preplate with many holes rests under the kettle to prevent contact with an overheated bottom. It helps cooks avoid scorched food by maintaining even heat during cooking.
An old style health ad offers a $3.50 prescription claimed to cure bladder and kidney troubles within a week. It urges readers to request a copy by mail from Dr. A. J. Robinson in Detroit and promises a free, plain envelope delivery, touting a “pure, barbarian” remedy that supposedly brings rapid relief.
Exchange between Mrs Crow-William and Mr Crow about aging ends with a playful quip that they will become quail on toast at a Rome table d hôte restaurant, reflecting humorous domestic banter.
Instructions describe making a meat loaf from soup meat with a soup bone, forming a thick mush, cooking until done, then slicing. Also includes cleaning tips using linseed oil and vinegar, chloride of lime, pewter cleaning with soap and leather, and ironing advice. Includes minor garbled phrases but preserves practical home techniques.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepain as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims relief within five minutes, with no belching, gas, heartburn, or nausea, and says the 50 or 60 cent cases digest food as if the stomach were absent. Also includes miscellaneous quotes and product mentions in a cluttered layout.
Recipe for corn fritters uses four ears of corn, milk, flour, yeast powder and salt. Stir corn into a thin batter, fry in drippings or butter until brown, and serve hot.
A historical instructions piece explains soaking corned beef in cold water then boiling, draining, and adding fresh boiling water. Keep at a gentle boil, cooking one hour per pound, avoiding overlong times or excessive heat at the side of the fire for best results.
A fragment lists ingredients for a Boston pot roast style dish. Items include two and a half pounds altered cut, carrot slices, onion, peas, tamat toes, tapioca, salt, pepper, clover, and a dash of nutmeg, baked slowly in a bean pot for eight hours.
A disjointed account notes a preacher and sexton testing a phonograph chair while a deacon visits the toft to collect funds, with unclear results and community reactions.
A reader recalls severe kidney trouble in Pendleton Oregon. After failed treatments and back pain, Doan's Kidney Pills cured the issue completely, with prior statements of no relief now proven false. The note promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy.
Instructions describe preparing a lettuce and pepper salad by shredding about half of a seeded sweet red pepper and sprinkling it over the dressed lettuce. The text reads like a basic recipe fragment with no additional steps or ingredients provided.
The article traces Red Cross seals from 1862 origins in the Civil War era to modern efforts across Norway Sweden and the United States. It notes campaigns in Delaware led by Miss Ety P. Bived and the growth of tuberculous relief stamps generating substantial funds and expanding into a national program by 1908. It includes a historical anecdote about a laborer offered ten whirls per week for assorted odd jobs and garden duties.
A humorous note describes benevolence as goodwill that prompts return favors. While searching for old cloths to aid the poor, the narrator finds a forgotten gold beaded cape worth 25 dollars stored by her grandpa. The tale concludes that benevolence brings its own reward.
A quirky dialogue features Mir and Mockton discussing Hit, a diamond necklace, and a plan to charm a lover. The exchange includes playful twists on phrases and a wish for a five dollar bouquet of roses to seal affection.
A humorous recollection of a New England Thanksgiving gathering features a large family meal with turkey, pies, cranberry sauce, cottage pudding, and fruit. The uncle’s stories spark debate about gratitude while relatives share memories and jokes, underscoring regional holiday customs.
A garbled excerpt presents Michiel Gholan and others speaking in a jumbled dialect about fear, pain, and a confrontation. The incomplete lines hint at abuse and coercion but lack coherent context or clear actions. The fragment preserves voices without graphic detail.
In a New York interview Mrs F. Belmont asserts women already play a major role in governance while noting men can be servant and frank. An editor, asked by a friend about his upcoming marriage, quips that Minx Dart influenced him more than any other factor, revealing playful industry gossip.
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