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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

7

Radford Editor Describes A Cement Plaster House Design

A Radford editor outlines a cement plaster home with natural gray plaster exposed timber, simple moldings, and two floors of distinct woods including red oak, red birch, and mahogany. It notes a spacious first floor with 12 by 19 living room and 12 by 14 dining room, an open stair, and a kitchen with a built in pantry. The second floor features two large bedrooms and a bathroom above the kitchen, with plumbing arranged for efficiency. Exterior details include pebble dash cement plaster, paneled second story, and wide roof cornice supported by four brackets at each corner. The color and material options are discussed, with an estimated cost of $4,000 including hot water heat and lightning fixtures.

Household tips for stain removal and simple dishes

A guide covers removing stains from paint varnish and grease using turpentine ammonia kerosene or napthal soap plus a soap wash. It also shares a fried fancy fritters recipe and a recipe for oxtail stew with onions carrots and browned flour to finish the gravy.

Converts Hidden in Plain Islam in Asia Minor

The Stavriots near the cloisters of Wastla Perigtera and in the Trapezunt Erzerum Neocaesarey and Chaldia dioceses number about 50000. They were counted as Mohammedans but secretly maintained Christian rites and two names one Christian and one Mohammedan. After last year’s revolution they urged public Christian recognition, which has not yet come despite promises of liberty.

Asia Minor Turkey Young Turk Stavriots Wastla Perigtera Trapezunt Erzerum Neocaesarey Nikear Chaldia Missionary Review of the World

Rip Van Winkle Awakens On Rocky Heights

Rip Van Winkle wakes from a long nap and hurries down the mountain. A villager mocks his daring plan with a quip about sleeping another twenty years. The tale notes skeptics and a motto to show him.

Wice Old Rip Rip van Winkle Rip

Cheap Cooks Learn Tender Pot Roast and Sides

A guide to turning cheap cuts into tender meals through long slow cooking. Methods include searing a thick pot roast then oven finishing with gravy, or adding vegetables during cooking. Also suggests mush with cheese, shadow potatoes, and cake fritters as simple pantry options.

Proved or Myth: The Ultimate Consumer Debate

A statesman asks how to prove the ultimate consumer and myths. Bausily answers with a cryptic mythic line about Olympus banquets implying a myth as ultimate consumer. The exchange ends with a dismissive note about consulting a veterinarian for a minor eye issue.

High Olympus

Preventing Disease in Cattle Requires Labor

An article argues calf health hinges on sanitation and careful care. It outlines preventing white scours and king’s disease by cleaning calf housing, disinfecting areas, and keeping calves warm and dry. It warns against leaving calves in wet fields and stresses attentive management of young stock as a valuable farm asset.

Dy W. R. Kilderts Extet

Ground plan of bull pen and feeding setup

Hoard's Dairyman describes a bull pen with separate feed and water troughs, a pulley operated doorway, and a closed breeding pen. The system allows handling without entering the stall, the bull moved via a runway, and the handler steps out before the bull enters the sow area.

Hoard

Pigeons Pay Pretty Well for Small Farms

The article advises boys starting with purebred homer stock can profit at least two dollars per pair annually. It stresses mating birds to avoid fights, notes high demand for squabs, and outlines costs and margins. Rural mail delivery is credited with boosting farm value nationwide.

Mon Bey Tim

I shall let that woman rent my house sayers

A collection of humorous exchanges and blunders from a suburban crowd, featuring a boastful tenant, a grouchy man, and a child’s childish mishearing. An aunt’s witty interpretation of a guide’s Latin prompt is included alongside a misread sign about a deaf and dumb asylum, highlighting social quirks.

Guide Lndy

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