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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
7
Residents discuss rumors about a local Jones girl amid accusations she harms others and astonishment at her driving a car. The remarks underscore community tensions and curiosity about the individual.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. J. Cochran details severe childhood eczema on her son, treated with Culcura Soap Ointment and Pills leading to complete recovery. She reports ongoing wellness into his seventeenth year and cites similar child improvement.
Following cheap advice is apt to prove expensive.
Practical tips on feather mattress maintenance and upholstery repairs. Instructions cover turning, patching, and reinforcing with fabric, plus a method to distribute feathers evenly. Also includes recipes for cream candies and a snow cake with old fashioned preparation notes.
A colonial style recipe outlines steamed brown bread using one and a half cups corn meal, one and a half cups graham flour, one and a half cups milk, three quarters cup molasses, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon soda. Mix dry ingredients, dissolve molasses in milk, blend, add soda in hot water, combine, steam three hours in a buttered mold, finish with a short bake.
A recipe row details skinning a halibut slice cut into three inch squares, dipping in butter and egg, coating with crumbs, baking ten minutes, and serving with a gingerbread sauce. The gingerbread mix includes molasses butter sugar soda water walnuts raisins cinnamon ginger and eggs.
A simple recipe describes flaked cold fish folded into hot water to moisten. Butter and pepper season the fish, then it is poured over slices of buttered toast. Finish with a poached egg set in a muffin ring as a garnish.
A Winnipeg voyage discussion shows Iowa farmers eyeing Saskatchewan land. families move to homesteads to keep sons near farms, aiming for cheap acres and shared households. The piece notes the migration as the era’s largest land trek and cites Canadian and American loyalties. The article contrasts Old Glory with Canadian allegiance in this cross-border drift.
A garbled dialogue fragment mentions an heirloom ring dating from the conquest and likens a cigar to quality meat. The text mixes quips about skepticism and presumes a discussion on taste and value without a clear narrative or identifiable subjects.
A reporter asks Senator Depew about lemons from Europe as luggage is checked. He recalls a tale of a Montanan who misunderstands Chester’s famed walls and wallside strolls in Liverpool, misreads a Chester inn suggestion, and asks what fort a tom cat earns for a stroll.
In Harrisburg a patient facing poor odds finds hope as a young physician recalls his own four year past battle with illness. The dialogue contrasts bleak prognosis with a personal tale of recovery and resilience within a hospital ward.
A compact mosaic of humorous vignettes and quips from a bygone era. It riffs on prudent money use, charity, social ridicule, and domestic foibles with snippets about a cautious statesman and a Christmas church scene. The piece also nods to advertisements and miscellany of the period.
Fragmented passages discuss a doctor intending to inoculate a person with cholera, a diner’s reaction, and alarming death rates from tuberculosis among workers exposed to dust and metal. A humorous mispronunciation about decimals ends the excerpt.
The fragment presents mixed content including an ad for a catarrh cure claiming internal use, stray dialogue about an office boy and a merchant, and social observations. It also includes a quote about opinions of self and poor judgment, reflecting noisy newspaper miscellany.
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