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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
7
A long jumble of culinary instructions and home prompts lists recipes and kitchen tips. It mentions calf hearts, kidneys in a casserole, orange sabayon, croquettes, and candy making, blending cooking steps with scattered moral quips and domestic exhortations. The text reads like a period domestic column with recipes, menus, and household guidance.
An odd medical ad section touts a patent remedy for kidney and liver troubles claiming purity and safety. It promotes Dr Kilimer’s Sermpe Kidney potion as a non habit forming treatment available in two bottle packs at stores, with testimonials and sample offers.
An advertorial claim touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver. It describes the bottle as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the gut, sweetens the stomach, and stimulates bile flow. Sold in civilized countries, bottles cost 80 and cent.
A clipped musings on economy notes that turning luxuries into necessities complicates practice, with a brief dialogue vignette about a waiter and a customer reflecting on price and value. The piece reflects arcade-era editorial whimsy and social commentary.
A fragmentary culinary piece offers dessert ideas and method notes. It lists Butter Scotch Mold, gelatin desserts, prune dumplings, rice pudding variants, and banana fluffs with amidship instructions. The text emphasizes serving options for children and practical cooking steps, but parts are garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary text mentioning Grove and quinine properties with unclear names and context. References to Mrs Duthwatte and campaign chatter appear, but the meaning is obscured and no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
An advertisement touts SOAP 8 STRONGLY ALKALINE as a scalp cleanser that restores the natural look. It claims the product cleanses and lightens, promising a darker, healthier scalp with modest price listed at $1.00.
A damaged OCR passage mentions Landety and a dine ner in New Yorks Lawai with garbled names and references to Cheney & Co Toledo. The fragment hints at local notices, business names, and political or world events, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled clipping mentions a tainted runner and an unnamed team. It suggests a hidden problem in a game or event but offers few clear names dates or outcomes. The readable parts imply a controversy without detailing participants or results.
The text urges mothers to examine TOKLA bottles for infants and bear the signature of use for over ten years. It contrasts infants cry for Fletcher's Castoria and includes odd phrases about personal identity and aviation ambitions, with a plain reason about pantomimes and money.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Cuticura Ointment for pimples and Cuticura Soap with hot water to ward off breakouts. It claims five minutes to relief, suggests using the products daily, and offers a free mail sample via a Look magazine postcard from Boston.
A brief report notes the two Tonawandas, Tonawanda and North Tonawanda, are to consolidate governments. The details suggest discussions on merging local services to broaden governance reach and improve efficiency through a unified municipal structure. The item reflects a regional move toward shared administration.
A damaged wartime note discusses Japanese air strength and Allied response. It highlights the role of noted forthright aviator experts who have trained many allied pilots, noting their skill and resolve amid the global conflict. The piece emphasizes the strategic importance of air superiority and observer commentary on the war effort.
The fragment lists counterfeit money mistrust and a claim for Lat Creole as the original. Mentions the dangers of drowsing and polye, price references, silk from wood, and a New World fashion ad. Notes on Common Sense rules, divorce court quips, and a potpourri of product pitches. Mentions Spanish railroads, portable flour mill, and Russian supply ties. Concludes with miscellaneous ad copy and a line about women’s beauty product and labor notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mid century railroad or mining context with unclear terms. Readable bits reference a ladder and a railway or mill setting, but many words are garbled, leaving entities such as KR and ODanned as uncertain markers without clear events or outcomes.
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