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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
An illustrated guide describes a simple, low cost mold system for making concrete sewers bridges and culverts. It details patterning hinges cross supports and curved segments to form one twelfth circle sections that fold flat for quick removal without damaging the concrete.
The article stresses proper turkey care including separate housing from hens, ample air, green food, and clean water. It warns of deadly diseases like blackhead and provides symptoms, such as drooping tails, dark heads, and diarrhea, plus disposal and limited treatment options.
A Canadian writes on bad butter marking dirt and filth in milk and dough, urging farmers to inspect their milk before churning. The column also advises keeping chicks warm and dry, notes on potato imports keeping prices firm, and mentions seed potato demand and German potato quality amid freight concerns.
The passage describes creating wedge shaped cavities with a mason's trowel and using a 3x4 wooden handle wedge to form a lens back process. When setting strawberry plants the roots spread in a fan shape and the crown must be buried carefully to ensure proper growth.
A Canton resident Mrs Josiah Straw reports relief from rheumatic pain and fatigue after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She and her husband say the pills restored strength and recommend the product, with Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo listed as the maker and 59 cents per box.
Dr Herman L During Philadelphia City mission head tells stories of the poor and the pretzel test for beggars. He recalls a Rumalley dialogue between two little girls and jokes about nurses kissing. Also notes on starch brands and a comic misquote about the Moors in a tour group.
A playful challenge asks readers to dictate a quirky sentence about foreseeing joy in watching a harassed postboy measure a potato peeled by a sibyl to test friends' spelling accuracy. The quirky line mixes whimsical imagery with a spelling contest.
A jumble of quirky lines, moral prompts, product ads, and brief vignettes appears, including a call to honest labor, a Spanish maxim, pest control products from Rough on Rats, a necklace theft anecdote, humorous quips about a scrubwoman’s lunch, and a Castoria reminder for mothers.
A fragmentary page mixes jokes and quips from Penny Pictorial and other sources. It includes flirtatious exchanges, humorous lines about aging wives, a promoter for Allen's Foot-Ease style remedies, and light verse. The tone resembles a collage of light entertainment snippets with brand mentions and wordplay.
Thousands of women attest to relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts decades of reports, claims vast sales, and invites sick women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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