Beaver Herald item from Maud 3 Thomas Pub Beaver OKLA
Local column from Beaver Herald dated Maud 3 cites Thomas Pub Beaver Oklahoma. read as a brief community notice with limited readable text and no clear event details.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
Why the Turkey Is Bald Legend Told by Indians
A fragmented Native American tale explains the bald turkey head. Birds sought fire during a long winter. the turkey, cooling the spark with its wings, sacrificed feathers to keep the flame alive and earned honor for fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkape
Bae
Problem of the Planets
The article notes widespread ignorance about planetary features. It cites Venus rotation. Saturn rings as possible brickbats or shining dust. Jupiter cloud bands and canals. Mars as best seen but still obscured by refraction. It mentions Lowell and Proserpine (likely) misreadings and the slow passage of Martian storms and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Proseence Lowell
Mir William Ive
Linte
Erike-Cross
Tory
Arizona
Ven Mare
Those Well Effects on Fashionable Paris Trim Mirrors
A reader describes spring street fashion and contrasting beauty in New York, noting stylish women and a striking but non fatal injury seen on a passerby. The piece emphasizes evolving style, the Paris look, and the allure of the new season in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtyfourth Street
Fm Town
Lilie
Paris
New York
Treaty With Havana Speech Quoted in Newspaper Snippet
A fragment shows a dialogue about a treaty with Havana. The exchange features a person named George urged to limit himself to one day by a doctor, followed by another remark claiming two more doctors each allowed one vial, yielding three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
George
Tve
Anticipated Question Sparks a Quiet Exchange
An exchange unfolds as a caller asks Geraldine a question about a matter, and she responds that it is none of his business. The moment reveals boundaries and a terse dynamic between the two speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Geraldine
Pretty millinery designs for children’s hats featured
Julia Bottomley surveys Little Misses hats with youthful styles in a fine millinery feature. She highlights a corday model with puffed crown, lace edging, and ribbon rosette, plus a lighthearted, youthful bonnet on a wire frame for six to sixteen year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bottomley
Dainty Scarfs for Summer and Hosiery Trends
Fashion notes on summer accessories and hosiery with marabout and ostrich scarfs, elaborate edgings, and delicate chiffons. Discusses black and white ma bout details, velvet bows, and the shift from lacey openwork to plain street wear. Outlines three hosiery qualities for women who dress with varying occasions.
New Silk Fabrics Showcase Satin Foutre Weave
Among the newest and elegant silks of the season satin foutre appears as a lustrous weave with graceful heft and fine finish. It is wide like finer silks and offered in plain colors as well as striped patterns with contrasting hairline lines. Stripes are single and subtly spaced, ideal for elegant afternoon dresses or smart street attire with striking toilet effects.
Hint for Traveler Girl with Divemolin Trunk
A traveler girl packs a large sheet of Divemolin in her trunk before loading. She folds it over clothes and pins it securely to keep garments smooth, ensuring a neat appearance at the start and end of the journey.
Stitching Method Lengthens Damaged Linen Items
A short quote from Harpere Hagar describes repairing hematitehed linen by sewing a broad decorative braid along hems to restore strength and appearance. The technique promises longer life for fabric and a refreshed look.
Gelder Gloves Display With Decorated Gold Tone Buttons
A fragment notes gloves described as natural yellow doe and gilt buttons or other decorations of the most precious metal. The text hints at an effective pairing or display but remains unclear on context or event. Entities include Geld er and gold tone decorations, but specifics are uncertain.
Strawberry Canning Tips From Old-Time Kitchen
A piece on preserving fruit with boiling water bath methods and canning steps. Includes preparation of berries, sterilization, and proper sealing. Also discusses vegetable cooking, diet notes, and serving suggestions for soups and greens.
Green Vegetables and Savory Cookery Terms Explored
A fragmented recipe digest discusses green vegetables and uncooked term use, then outlines creamed celery in an Edam cheese shell, stuffed cabbage, parsnips fricasee, braised parsnips with milk and butter, and a rye bread salad with garlic rubbed bowl and French dressing. It notes blood purifying effects of a cream and pepper dressed salad.
The Green Vegeta Guide to Vegetable Parts
The text describes green vegetables including stems leaves stalks and roots. It notes vegetables are valuable as food and for the water and minerals they contain, though the source is fragmented and unclear.
Turn My Claude Inside Out to Show the Silver Lining
A fragmented quotation notes changing a garment inside out to reveal a silver lining. The speaker uses archaic phrasing to express optimism through altered appearance and mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Aly
Elaborate Strawberry Desserts and Dishes
Early season strawberries inspire neon garnish use and a variety of desserts. Strawberry Custard blends yolks with milk and sugar, then folds in berries. Strawberry Snow uses gelatine and lemon juice with beaten whites and berries. Strawberry Salad layers lettuces with berries and mayonnaise, while strawberry sandwiches and a rich berry tart showcase whipped cream and fresh fruit.
Training Lesson From a Six Year Old
A six year old girl named Josaphine attends a wee trained animal show and leaves pleased. Her mother uses the moment to teach obedience, joking that animals learn quickly while she herself still learns. Josaphine retorts that she would obey better if she had been trained as well as the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josaphine
Joseph
Mise Lulu Gains Popularity At Charity Banquets
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate mentions of Mise Lulu being popular at charity banquets, with quotes noting crowd appeal and a regular dinner bell. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event details or dates.
Poetic Prosecutor Disrupted By Court Ruling
City prosecutor John Burne of St Paul argued a case about tearing pickets from a fence. Judge Finehout dismissed the claim noting no offense could be charged and suggesting the matter was not for pastry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burne
St Paul
Joe Goesik
Getting Friendly About Millyan's Hand
Dick reports improving luck with Tom's pursuit of Millyan. Tom notes Millyan's father used to eject callers, but now less severe, while Dick confirms gradual progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mids Millyan
Feed Young Girls Must Have Right Food While Growing
A makeup of nourishing foods during early growth is urged to build sturdy health and prevent lifelong suffering. The article cites personal testimony on Postum as beneficial for stomach issues, headaches, and nerves, claiming improved health and clarity after switching from coffee and tea, and noting its promotion by the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
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