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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
5
Tay Barnes offers a seven year old bay mare weighing 1000 pounds for sale. The mare is broken to ride and drive single or double, gentle and sound in good condition. For more information, see the Beaver Hardware Company establishment.
A cryptic line reflects a fragment about valuing a girl and the need for more to treasure. It lacks clear names or event details but hints at a sentiment of preservation and care.
A collection of remarks by Bishop Welldon Dr Arthur Chilton Dr Ing Nora Tynnan O Mahoney and Christabel Pankhurst on human nature luck lecturing and curiosity. The notes critique education drawing out stimulation and the folly of the masculine sex with sharp witticisms and social commentary.
A health warning explains that undigested material rots in the bowels causing poisonous gas and systemic symptoms. It condemns violent laxatives and promotes gentle, supportive treatment to relieve constipation and protect overall health.
Public notices announce demand for tax deeds on multiple Oklahoma properties. Holder of Tax Sale Certificates warns of delinquent taxes, redemption deadlines, and potential deed issuance, with property details, certificate numbers, and required actions by owners. Also includes probate notice for Elizabeth Dickerson estate and administrator's settlement hearing in Cherokee County court.
Fragmentary antiquarian lines compare virtue to wealth and success. Cato the Elder speaks against exchanging virtue for wealth while recounting Roman feats and moral reflections on rhetoric and difficult argument.
Oklahoma A and M College guidance warns harrowing wheat should occur only when the soil crust is dry and surface moisture is minimal. Best done as wheat begins growth or when it is under six inches tall, with careful timing and gear to lift dry, thick stands for potential yield gains.
A Washington Star note praises a man for an extraordinary memory ability. The subject claims he can remember anything he selects, showcasing a highly trained mental faculty. The piece highlights precision and versatility in recall.
Instructions describe wringing a soft flannel in water with a small amount of kerosene. Do not wet the fabric, just dampen it, and wipe the smoked surface thoroughly. Dry quickly with soft dry lines. If one application fails, repeat the process using clean flannel.
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