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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

3

Wave of Crime Sweeps Asiussia Prisons and Cities

A sweeping wave of crime and violence engulfs the Russian empire touching nobles officials students and police. Bribery forgery and theft by police are alleged as money vanishes from Siberian railway coffers. Princess Latanoflontovaky placed under technical arrest. over 100 students detained across St Petersburg Odessa Kiev Moscow and other cities amid clashes with police and multiple robberies.

Potitevure Russian Empire Predw Des. Henebott Moscow Éear Renator Neidhart Siberian Latanoflontovaky Grand Ducheses Grand Dukes Kina Catinet Milieter Lebanot-Koutovaky Grande Dame Red Cross Society Ste Mpony Red Cross Funda St. Petersburg Kieff Kakan Tomek Odessa Sablanitea Polen Tohellabingk

Winter Death Toll in New England and Atlantic Waters

The sea’s winter toll totals an estimated 126 lives from accidents in Western North Atlantic waters and Canada regions during fall and winter. Forty ships and vessels are listed among the losses with 75 schooners and steamers among the 190 tonnes ashore or destroyed. The Ella M. Goodwin schooner and its ten crew remain unaccounted for in northern ice fields.

Oxton New England Newfoundland North Atlantic An & Minning Ella M. Goodwin Col Melon

Wind Tossed Girl Falls to Her Death in Bradford Wreck

In Bradford a 25 to 30 year old girl died after being swept by a gale while on a balcony at a school. The jury ruled accidental death from a fall caused by a wind gust. A commercial traveller nearby witnessed the moment the girl dropped. The storm disrupts cross-Channel service and toppled a tree injuring a driver and two horses in Essex.

London Mary Patlay Bradford Conbar Wulcide Soho George Mirgona Dover Calais Great Hallingabury Essex Bapaford

Bull Pup Likes Fresh Milk At Farm Milking Time

A Washington farmer notes a bull puppy near Underwood showing strong interest in milking cows. The young dog closely observed milking routines, twice daily, as its diet shifted to milk from the cows.

Bull Pup Boston

Cow and clever puppy disrupt dairy routine

A puppy annoyed the household by taking control of milk supply, reportedly speaking to the cow to obtain rations three or four times daily. Investigators noted the canine’s peculiar method of self-feeding, causing disruption in the usual dairy rhythm.

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Elegant lace bonnet trends by fashion reporter

Fashion notes describe a charming lace bonnet with cream lace, narrow veiling, velvet ribbon, and Marie Louise roses as color accents. The piece highlights a delicate Maliner net, shirred trim, and a tailor bow, noting its suitability for evening wear and summer or winter resorts while stressing it is not a common style but a refined, wearable option.

NCE Itn Hada Vince Germaine Marie Loulée Semwen

Gymnasium Dress Pattern in Navy Serge

Describes a gymnasium dress design using navy serge with a loose yoke and feathered stitch detailing at the edges. Includes knickers underskirt and embered color on the yoke collar and hem. Material required: four yards of serge 46 inches wide.

Lace usage on millinery in new season trims

The article discusses lace as a versatile millinery trim for the season. It notes white lace is favored for hats and describes various decoration ideas including velvet trims, a pink ribbon accent, and a small pink gem.

Fashion Forecast: Flowers Dominate Fernven Costumes

The report notes heavy use of linen fabrics and floral hats in the Fernven season. It highlights large hats and belts as key accessories and mentions intricate flower made Toquen pieces expected to be popular. The overall tone suggests a bright, decorative attire trend.

Cutting Under Lace Insertion Safely With Cardboard Guide

A dated instruction describes slipping between the Ince and the material to hide goods four inches long by the width of the Inca, rounded at one end, to ensure safer handling and reduce snipping errors. The method advises using a cardboard pleon to protect the work.

Advertising and the Duty to Advertise in Retail

H F Ston dheat argues retailers underutilize local papers, urging merchants to advertise consistently to reach customers. He cites home papers as key for price awareness and sales, warning that neglect harms profits and leads to store closures in a reflective market commentary from the McLouth News.

Advertising Language Advice from a Historical Ad Note

A terse remark on how to craft ads that stand out without appearing odd, emphasizing that striking originality should not undermine clarity or perceived quality. It cautions against freakishness drawing attention away from the product and suggests balanced, tasteful creativity.

Queer Japanese Advertisements in Tokyo Drapery Review

A London Chronicle summary notes Japanese ads in new review Japan et Telaique. It quotes a Tokyo draper boasting home delivery “speed of a rifle,” a grocer praising vinegar as “more bitter than gall,” and a large store poster promising to meet every want with obliging staff.

New Review Japan Et Telaique Tokyo Annou Ncws Ana London Chronicle

Printers and Advertising Boost Sedan Kansas Merchant Wealth

J H Edwat, leading Sedan merchant in Chataqua county with about 1000 residents, spent 2200 on advertising last year. He owns a store, a home, a farm, a car, a fine team, and credits his success largely to liberal newspaper advertising.

Ink Sedan Chatanqua County Kansas Esi J. H. Edwat Sir Edward Row

Fragmented Read: Advertising Writings and Macbeth Echoes

A fragmented, error-ridden note muses on advertising prose and Shakespeare. It mentions Bhakeapoore and Macbeth, suggesting reflections on how writers handle themes after events. The text is garbled with missing punctuation and unclear references.

Plainness in Communication Across Audiences

The write up argues for plain, simple language that is clean and well put together. It suggests plain speech pleases the thoughtful yet helps those with less knowledge understand more clearly.

Ana Simpli Avery

Remember This, Rest Every CuMomera Boon As He Comes

A compact verse-like admonition urging promptness in attending to a person’s needs, advising to determine what is wanted if immediate service is not possible so as not to keep them waiting.

Back to Nature and Human Advertisement

A fragmented verse compares animals showing instinct and tact with humans who hesitate before advertising. The speaker mocks human hesitation, claiming creatures exhibit common sense while people delay presenting themselves or their offerings.

Advertising Debate Reveals Century-Old Trade Tactics

A dialogue shows a long established firm resisting advertising to keep its image and profits intact. The owner argues liberal adverts would demand costly changes and disrupt operations, claiming their 60 years of steady business prove the value of restraint while others push for modern promotion.

Advertising variety argues for news value in ads

A writer asserts that modern advertisements should do more than announce products. A true ad explains why the business exists and its purpose, rather than merely occupying space on a page. The piece contrasts the dated classified card with ads that offer genuine information and value.

Tvertiears Sage

Advertising Rules for Merchants in Local Newspapers

The article argues merchants should advertise primarily in their home newspapers and spend in proportion to yearly business. It suggests a 1 to 2 percent range of revenue for ad budgets, using concise, impactful space to maximize reader attention and ROI. It stresses the necessity of strong, readable copy and sustained investment to build awareness.

Imeelf Wall

Advertising Study Promises Economic Insights for Ads

The passage argues that effective advertising rises from disciplined study of economic costs and returns. It emphasizes readers, timing, and budgeting as key to crafting worthwhile ads that attract attention and investment.

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