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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
7
A garbled OCR sample shows an array of ad snippets and stray phrases. Items reference hair products La Creole Hair Creasing, Hanford's Balsam for horses, Queen of my heart, and a police figure. The text is fragmentary with inconsistent capitalization and unclear context.
A vintage advertisement extols Resinol ointment and Resinol soap as soothing irritations and stopping itching. It claims fast healing for eczema, ringworm, and pimples, noting widespread doctor use for twenty years and availability at druggists.
The article profiles Charles Evans Hughes, detailing his early life in Newark and Glena Falls, education at Colgate Brown and Columbia Law, and his rise as a reformist lawyer and governor of New York. It notes his role in exposing gas and insurance scandals, his 1907 governorship, and 1910 appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court. It also covers his family, temperament, religious views, and public image as a future presidential candidate.
A historical piece explains wooden block pavements once common in amber regions and their revival due to quietness and non slip properties. It notes decay issues, substitutes like stone and brick, and how creosoted blocks fitted on concrete foundations improve durability for dairy barns and farm floors.
As warm weather approaches, creameries must cooling cream promptly after separation and protect it during transit. Dampened blankets over cans minimize heat exposure and dust, preserving quality for better prices and preventing low-grade cream from entering the market.
The article explains a sanitary milk bottle closure by H. B. Redding of Terre Haute Indiana. It details a cinth strip that acts as an auxiliary closure and keeps dirt and dust out as the main closure is removed.
The article describes a dairy cow requiring large amounts of forage and grain. It emphasizes ample hay and rough feed, plus rich concentrates when milk production is high. Feeding should adjust with milk yield, ensuring the animal is full and content in stall or pasture.
A collage of home remedies and satirical snippets features La Creole Hair Dressing and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ads, jokes about school and politics, and notices for cures and beauty products. The fragmentary page includes humorous exchanges and public notices of questionable medical claims.
An old ad extols Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It claims the product carries a long standing signature and has been in use for over twenty years, urging trust from parents while recounting a search for a child’s welfare.
Fragment reads a quirky ad style entry about hair dye promises and a stray comic exchange. Mentions price one dollar and a shifted tone toward transformation. Contains jumbled phrases like trained baboons and a manager remark.
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens the blood and builds up the body to better withstand summer. It targets the weak and feeble elderly and younger, promising renewed vigor and health.
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