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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
3
A garbled recipe page offers a mix of bake at home pies and stuffed vegetables plus thrift tips. It lists banana and peach compote, coconut flavors, and nutty pies, with kitchen hacks on waste reduction, cleaning, and using bread crumbs to thicken soups.
An old essay argues that successful workers finish one task at a time without shifting between duties. By carving full attention to a single subject, effort remains calm and productive, ending the day with clear thought and no lingering stress. A New York merchant cited shows returning home unburdened by unfinished problems.
A compact observation on John Blake's wide range of interests yet clear emphasis on one guiding passion. The piece notes his fascination with people, reading tastes, and the value of directing energy toward one’s business or profession for success. It hints at Rockefeller and money gifts, suggesting practical links between interest, education, and prosperity.
A quirky recipe fragment shows cracker based dishes and puddings. It details buttered crackers served with milk, sweet fillings with marmalade or jelly, cracker soup for invalids, cracker pudding with graham crackers and dates, and a tomato English monkey dish with cheese and tomato sauce over toasted crackers.
A decorous, antiquated extract discusses palm reading, claiming heavy hands indicate heaviness of intellect and material focus. It notes resistance to analysis, describes a cautious, timid reader, and hints at wealth and artistry influencing personality and fortune.
A poem recounts a family farewell as the "Biggest Boy" goes to war. The father, mother, and narrator express pride and sorrow, hoping he will do his part and return. The verse reflects a quiet, period tone of sacrifice and kinship amid looming conflict.
A fragmentary science note explains yawning as the body seeking more oxygen. It links breathing to brain signals, nerves, and facial opening, suggesting yawning helps intake air and reheat the body's “furnace” with extra blood oxygen.
Lorillard Spencer of New York representing the Legion urged an investigation into distribution of funds raised by radical creditations for Soviet relief. He claimed money collected for propaganda was diverted into propaganda activities and questioned how relief machinery is being accelerated, while noting ongoing support for relief in Russia via the American Relief Administration.
The article portrays Miss Barthelemy Barthelemy as the election executive secretary of the American Legion in Oregon. She is described as highly capable, steering the organization with efficiency and advancing progress across departments. The piece highlights her influence on consensus building and administrative impact.
A clumsy Chicago youth, trying to impress, asks a father for his daughter's hand. The amused father asks the youth to identify himself, halting his awkward greeting as the moment strains the scene in a humorously tense domestic vignette from the American Legion Weekly.
A quirky ledger of unnamed scenes from the American Legion Weekly features a Washington butcher confessing to still delivering meat without chopping heads, a line about conscience, and a loan of water that leads to a cautionary, humorous anecdote about a resident asking for water for her 4 fire. The vignette unfolds with brisk, old-timey dialogue and a tone of self aware humor.
The article quotes Marshal Foch urging patience earnest effort and diligent work to plan and advance. It emphasizes his view that careful mapping of goals precedes action and that decisive progress wins battles, while hesitation risks loss.
The British Legion creates three veteran groups modeled on the American Legion with bylaws and aims to aid unemployed ex-service men and veterans. It secures government support for public works and offers special preferences to ex-service employees, with notices inscribed at King’s Hall. The Ninth Legion, led by Plekd Murata Taig, arrays 1,200 posts and coordinates military service linked to a nonsectarian, nonpolitical comradeship.
Henry G Opdycke art chosen to head a new veterans service effort in New York district to speed up U S Veterans Bureau work The program aims to rehabilitate ex soldiers through school work under government supervision at local institutions The appointee is a two war veteran and active in the American Legion Broadway post
Marjorie Timbeau known for portraying Victory in Eyew of Youth and Daddy's Fone Fonte attended the Victory ball at the Walfort Astoria Hotel New York. Observers noted her youthful eyes shone bright and confident on stage amid the historical pageant guests.
A Bt Charles Minnesota project receives a rest room from the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion. Oklahoma City to unveil a half billion dollar memorial arch acknowledging 2000 World War I veterans. War records show Weeks approves a cap style for officers. A Veterans Bureau survey from Dutenenare New York finds 48 ex service members in confinement for crimes. they will be examined to assess disability and possible government relief.
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