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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
7
A chaotic scene at a Sunday fare reveals a quarrel over a dropped coin. Mr Joven aids a distraught passenger while a bystander retrieves money, and a pursuit ensues as a second man boards a departing train. The New York Times reports the incident involving misunderstandings and mistaken charity.
A fragmentary note reflects on a nineteenth century literary trio and a nine epigrams collection. It references three acts and wintry gowns, hinting at a social or dramatic composition. The text appears as an OCR fragment without clear names, dates, or locations.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Benham tasting fruit while insisting he will eat his hat. The other person urges caution and humor as they discuss the tasty offering and the unusual bet.
An advertisement from Munyon's Laboratory in Philadelphia touts Paw Paw Pills as non-irritating laxatives that stimulate the liver and stomach without strong purgatives. It warns about harmful cathartics, promises confidence in medical correspondence, and cites constipation as a root cause of many ailments with a 45 pill bottle priced at 3 cents.
A furious elephant named Monte killed trainer James Hildebrand during a Wild West show departure. The animal wrapped its trunk around Hildebrand, hurled him, trampled him along railroad yards, and repeatedly struck him with tusks before aides shot the enraged beast.
A report from San Antonio describes how Mexican authorities and bandit activity near the Rio Grande have disrupted the old custom of courting by serenade. Lovers and would‑be bears are pressured by patrols while some are jailed on suspicion, as the practice meets political unrest. Nearby, a man in Neenah breaks two ribs after a severe coughing spell and seeks medical aid.
A man tormented by toothache riffs on a stubborn plan to press on with chores, arguing pain alters effort and that a single ailment can blunt others. The speaker reflects on using pain to drive work, while others question the logic of such philosophy.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Gwendolyn and Genevieve discussing an unnamed resort and a propanned to all of the girle bit her, hinting at a planned event or enticement. The text references a Jone mint and an ORE of plane during a tense scene.
A garbled account blends a comic blunder at a social event with a discussion of tuberculosis reporting laws across states. It notes that Connecticut and several others have statutes requiring tuberculosis reporting and proper case registration, while many states lack any provisions.
A physician recounts two patient cases where Cuticura Remedies relieved dermatitis and skin inflammation. He notes initial doubt, then success after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, including his wife’s dramatic improvement and full recovery. The letter, dated July 22, 1910, is signed by Dr. FA Whitehead of Taunton, Massachusetts.
A humorous exchange as a young bachelor wonders if earning enough to marry is possible while an older man taunts him. Defiance Starch is pitched for hot and cold use with a money back guarantee if it fails to improve work speed or quality.
In a classroom exchange, a teacher asks Tommy what he would do if a man gave him $100 to keep and died. Tommy replies he would not pray for the man but would pray for another in a United Presbyterian context.
In Middleboro past offles a rural mall car owner named Seth A Eaton saved his car by burying it in sand as woodland fire scorched his hair and scorched one side of his face and hands. He then escaped through the fire line, mindful of duty. The Pall River Herald notes his valor.
A mother warns her daughters about potential prying to uncover that Rosalind and Celia never existed, as they prepare costumes for a Shakespeare ball. The scene hints at a fragile identity and possible social scrutiny surrounding their personas.
The text discusses reporting every tuberculosis case to health authorities and a strong nationwide campaign for eliminating tuberculosis. It cites updated laws in Hewith statutes and various cities enforcing case reporting, noting widespread ordinances and a growing nationwide framework for tracking infections.
A quirky ad style bluing pitch touts a blue detergent product claiming superior washing power. It emphasizes savings over water and promotes heavy cloth cleaning claims as a household staple, urging readers to ask their grocer about the blue product.
The snippet shows a chaotic mix of phrases about a family dog a reader remark and an infant remedy endorsement for Fletcher's Castoria with supposed age notes. It reads like an OCR collage from an old newspaper page lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
A Wichita report notes an extraordinary first month of trust activity led by Varniers and Bankers Life. The piece references a May land deal, a humorous quip on a bridge score, and various unrelated anecdotes about products and social comments.
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