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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

7

Old Prescription for Weak Kidneys

An old advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming universal success and urging readers to order a sample bottle by parcel post from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. Also a short anecdote shows a father pressuring a private to share a cigar with higher officers, reflecting camp life.

Baver Manny Large & Cole Kilmers Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Mret tow dunes headline fragment

An OCR fragment from a historical page mentions dunes and a place or event names, but the readable content is limited leaving the main details unclear. The readable bits indicate a brief item of local interest with possible place references and a date or number.

The Right and Antitreating Bills in Debate

A speaker brands antitreating bills as total failures and suggests labeling them tee-total failures. The dialogue touches on exchange fairness and German proposals, with a fleeting reference to language and longing as a lover sails at sea.

Dog Receives Compassionate Test From Soldier in Cafard Reading

In a scene from Cafard by John Galsworthy, a wounded soldier named Jean Motard earns a stray dog's trust by patiently offering biscuits. The dog, initially fearful, inches forward, then finally licks his hand and seems to declare loyalty as the man comforts it with gentle speech and touch.

Jean Liotard Jean ‘Motard Imax Inet Jean Lintard Phat Cafard John Galsworthy Scribner's

Liberty Cycles Wheels Adapted for Army Motorcycles

A Popular Mechanics illustrated piece describes Liberty motorcycle standard wheels used by the army in France. A spare wheel mounted on the sidecar can replace any of the three wheels in an emergency, with quick swaps in under a minute. Side tongues fit into grooves for the driving sprocket and brake mechanisms, and mounting requires sliding the wheel into place and locking with a knock-out axle.

Liberty Cyete Quartermaster Corps France Ita Hoya Popular Mechanics Magazine

Paris Plan to Rebuild Bird Populations Across France

Parisian M Andre Godart proposes a program to combat bird scarcity caused by protection laws. He cites 1910 losses in Gironde of about 40 million birds and a drop in olive production in southern France. His plan urges rearing goldfinches ball finches Munets yellowhammers thrushes blackbirds and starlings in large aviaries and releasing mature birds to repopulate deserted woods and fields.

France M. Andre Godart M. Godart Oelda

Presidents Who Were Soldiers

The article notes that over half of U S presidents have served in the military. It lists Washington and Monroe from the Revolutionary War, Jackson Harmann Tyler Taylor and Buchanan in the War of 1812, Lincoln in the Black Hawk War, Taylor Pierce and Grant in the Mexican War, Grant Hoven Garfield Arthur Beo and Harrison in the Civil War, and Roosevelt in the Spanish American War.

Washington Monroe Jackson William Henry Harmann Tyler Taylor Buchanan Lincoln Pierce Grant Hoven Garfield Arthur Beo Jamin Harrison Roosevelt Spain

Crows outwit hawk in deft branch skirmish over prey

In India a hawk grabbed a live bird on a leafless branch when two crows joined the scene. The second crow crept up and, after stealthy moves, grabbed the hawk’s tail to topple it in a backward somersault. The first crow then seized the food and they flew off triumphantly.

Fhund Tartare Ife India Nene

No Mayflower in London mystery shoppers fail

An American woman in London sought descendants of the Mayflower Pilgrims by placing ads for any Mayflower in the city to meet at a hotel. Reporters and photographers gathered, but after 45 minutes no one named Mayflower appeared, leaving the attempt unresolved and the crowd disappointed.

London Withers England

Rebuilding German Population in Postwar Talks

A Berlin medical congress on rebuilding the shattered Germanic populations urged embracing liberal social legislation. Eminent physicians stressed cheap education, lowered living costs, reduced taxation for families, housing reform, and wider access to food-producing land to aid population restoration.

Berlin

American Shoes for Japan and social dress styles

The note discusses consumer fashion in Japan with American shoes and Western dress, mentions market prospects for American goods, and cites various individuals including a trade commissioner. It shifts to a biographical sketch of Lintha who, at seventeen, faced disability but recovered through strict diet and hard work, maintaining vigor amid war work.

Japan The Girty London Tunkoen Maistance

Modern Poultry Houses Favor Ventilation Over Warmth

Modern poultry housing emphasizes allowing as much fresh air as possible while preventing frost on hens’ combs. The shift from tightly closed, warm houses to ventilated designs improves production and bird health, with wind-tight rear and end walls and adjustable front openings for seasonal climate control.

Increase of Poultry Urged in Back Yards and Farms

Officials urge citizens to boost poultry by keeping small flocks in back yards and farms, aiming for 300 birds per farm on average. The call cites the 1918 agricultural program from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, emphasizing backyard production with waste materials and minimal reliance on expensive grains to raise output.

Citien United States Department of Agriculture

Head lice on young chicks observed in poultry study

A fragmented report notes lice infestation in young chicks and describes a procedure to examine with a stated interval of eight days. The text indicates a corrective action if infestation is found, potentially affecting care or handling of the flock.

Fragmented line hints at a food administrator proverb

Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled quote about a food administrator and public appetite. The writer suggests a conflict between a diet or runn to de hie bear and a cat escaping, but the meaning is unclear.

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