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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
3
Shaky lines describe a distorted ad segment with unclear products and a strange phrase La Creole Halt Dressing Adv. The readable parts mention youth and dinner but lack coherent names, dates, or concrete details.
A London study on cinema in schooling shows students attending theater events despite earlier absences. The report notes young viewers favored adventure and cowboy films over war or romance titles, with comic content proving more popular among boys.
A fragment from a home economics column offers budget tips and menu ideas. It promotes thrift in meals, cautioning against waste, and includes recipes for desserts, prune dishes, and bread with practical guidance on balanced nutrition and appetite control. It cites Mr. Pletcher discussing temperance and the link between food and health and behavior.
A poem lamenting Dead Man's Hill in France with 300000 graves and war veterans bearing the Legion of Honor. It condemns alcohol’s ruin, cries out for the sober nation, and invokes Washington Lincoln Lee and a pledge by A. Poling to speak for the mourners.
Figures on annual grain use for alcohol vary from 185 million to 600 million bushels with liquor interests once pushing the higher total. The Union Signal notes the shift during wartime prohibition and KC, Kansas, shows saloon suppression reduced city costs by about 200 dollars plus 25 thousand in staff cuts, while noting broader consumer savings are hard to measure.
A long report discusses public opposition to prohibition and claims it harms the nation. It notes people voted for stricter dry laws to curb consumption and mentions a Berliner Tageblatt note on suspending a policy to preserve bread and malt. It cites a fiscal year report showing declines in liquor license holders across categories.
A long established Colorado brewery has been repurposed into a toy factory by its owners. They cite alignment with local business goals and reuse of existing facilities to support continued community presence.
The readable portion discusses quinine as a tonic claimed to act on the blood and boost the whole system. A quoted patient questions the price and the seller’s claim, reflecting a casual marketplace exchange.
Fragmentary quotes depict a muddled exchange about Charlie, wit and social embarrassment. The text hints at humorous misstatements and playful banter without naming clear persons or events.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss alkaline fod product for scalp and shampoo with La Creole. Includes stray phrases about grooming and family dialogue with unclear context and figures.
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