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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
A brief clipped quote from the Birmingham Algorald recalls an eccentric street sight. An old man, described as off-fashioned, was cranking a Miyver while his wife carried twins. The remark suggests a comical or curious street vignette.
An excerpt notes that one month within it is often a hot air engine while remarking that some pretty women are unconscious of their beauty, yet the majority are not momentarily forgetful.
A column by Dr. Fran an vuank touts digestion as the root of health and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier. The ad ties indigestion to a wide range of ailments and credits Buffalo’s Dr. Pierce with a proven reputation.
The Office of Home Economics outlines practical tests to detect adulteration in textiles. It covers distinguishing cotton from linen and wool blends, tearing tests, burning ends, microscopic fiber shapes, mercerized cotton, shoddy wool, and methods to identify silk weighting and cotton blends in silk.
Glove wkin la 8 god substitute for wool and in ideal for street frocks. Braver and myrtle greee are tavern ate colors for winter wear. A vaft futile silk and wool is very much lke the oldfashioned Seren. Write grounds with habiine stripes are promised in future caitings. Black velvet girdins are silver isl ond "le in 0 big bow at the aide front.
A clipped recipe passage describes keeping spices in a tight canner, patting pork fat with water on the cattole, and a revived old New England dish. It suggests browning corned beef with sweet green peppers onions and cloves, then adding vegetables and thickening to a hearty batter.
A fragment notes Gelore for Brunetla with emphasis on vivid colors such as red yellow bright green and purple. The terse item suggests a colorful presentation or product detail, highlighting a preference for bold hues in the design or display. The context remains unclear but indicates emphasis on color choice.
A wartime reflection argues the postwar role of soldiers and the need for national unity. It envisions veterans shaping futures in agriculture in Canada and the United States, highlighting freedom of movement, thriving farming regions, and reinforced cross-border friendship steering reconstruction and world feeding efforts.
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