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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
3
An ad-like fragment advertises curing a cold, urging readers to contact Manyan at 684 Jefferson Streets, Philadelphia, for guidance. It mentions nasal discharge, fever, inflammation, and a “carefully diagnose” promise, though text is garbled.
A distressed narrator recalls a ruined novel project and a careless servant stealing part of a manuscript from a Noor. The text frames a modern society critique, noting bitter regret and a dramatic setting with wind and crate, amid a Victorian tone.
Readable fragments show garbled phrases and stray words making it impossible to identify a person event place or date. The text lacks coherent facts to form a proper news item or summary.
A university experiment shows the average person can taste quinine at one part in 62 000 water, salt at one in 640, sugar at 228 parts, and ordinary tea in 48. Women generally detect smaller amounts than men.
A young woman called hetrown pleads with her father over marrying a man the count vows to never harm her, yet the father questions if he will toil for the family. The crowd notes fear of the man's sharp tongue as others avoid him.
The article profiles Misa Lengel a teenage athlete from Scranton Pa who trains from childhood under her father William Lengel. It describes her routine of lifting 700 pounds with growing strength including 200 pound weights and 50 pound dumbbells. It notes her family of athletes and early progress from age three to fourteen.
Vienna reports a remarkable sleeplessness from Frau Bertha Hejemes of Budapest linked to a gypsy kidnapping attempt on her child. She has not slept for seven years, remaining alert for 24 hours a day, unable to lie down, yet claims contentment and continues to perform household duties and read. The case draws strong medical interest.
In Dayton Ohio Charles Carrensont, a farmer, shot at a squirrel during a failed attempt at clearing a threat. The shot misfired and fatally struck him, authorities report the incident as an accidental death on the farm.
Western Canada threshing returns show much larger yields than expected with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reporting strong results. New wheat varieties and favorable conditions boost profits per acre though costs are high, highlighting ongoing settlement and rising farmland sales.
A clipped dialogue recalls a husband unable to get along with his wife's relatives. The punchline implies friction over in-law living arrangements and expectations, hinting at strained family dynamics without explicit details. The old gentleman’s supposed support is cast as a petty, humorous motive.
Frank P. Lewis of Pears buys what is described as the largest single lot of fancy grade tobacco for Lewis Single Binder Cigars. The shipment will fill about twenty four cars and is said to be the finest crop of the year, indicating a major supply for the factory.
The readable fragments discuss beliefs about white clothes and signs of aging. It mentions a view that certain colors or garments signal youth or maturity, with a note that these ideas especially apply to women after age thirty.
A sensational advisory claims pet cats spread diphtheria. Dr G J Auburn of Manchester warns coughs in felines may trigger throat infections in humans and urges owners to watch cats closely. If a cough persists and the cat seems ill, consider humane destruction to prevent further risk.
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