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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1905

Page

3

Hilton Named Passenger Train Manager In Railway Posts

Alexar Hilton, once Panera FabMover and general passenger agent for Kansas City to Memphi routes, rises to passenger train manager for Prikeo and Eastern MMfnols systems with HQ in St. Louis. He is noted as a respected railwayman and president of St. Louis General Passenger Boards association, succeeding Bryan Snyder. The piece blends ads and profile, praising Hilton and railing against some rivals.

Alexar Alesander Hilton Panera Pristo Apatem Kansas City Port Scott F Hilton

15 Years of Scalp Strife and Sores Rebound After Treatment

A testimonial recalls fifteen years of scalp pain and body sores eased within a week by Catlepra and Wicira Soap with Curtl Ott Ointment. Recipient H. B. Franklin of Allegheny and Mrs. Matilda Holtworth of Providence praise the relief and urge readers to seek the remedy.

H. B. Franklin Washington Allegheny Pas

Discoverer of Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Endorsement

A historical ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female troubles. It claims to heal ovarian issues, uterine disorders, menstrual pain, backache, and nervous debility, with near infallible effects and widespread approval.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Organize to Fight Tuberculosis at American Congress

The article describes the October gathering of the American International Congress of Tuberculosis, its aim to publicize prevention and education, and the drive to mobilize committees and campaigns. It notes tuberculosis as preventable and curable with timely treatment and public awareness, and mentions guidelines on diet, especially buttermilk, and cautions about alcohol in cold weather. It cites authorities and historical references to support public health measures.

Lewis Parkes King Kane Kennedy Hayes Sir John Franklin Miller

Diet for Tuberculosis Patients in 19th Century Text

The piece discusses dietary guidance for tubercular patients, praising nuts such as pecans and almonds and suggesting milk may be avoided by some. It emphasizes choosing the right foods and proper chewing. It recommends a diet of nuts, well toasted bread and fruit, noting milk can be problematic for some patients and that yolks may substitute for nuts.

Wiley Enilet Department of Agriculture Germany Eortona Witton

Wholesome Recipes Lentil and Nut Loaf and Desserts

A nostalgic home style collection offers Lentil and Nut Loaf with dry lentil pulp, sage and breadcrumbs baked an hour. Fruit Soup combines prunes cranberries lemon juice and stowed sugar warmed in a double boiler. Snowballs with Prunes and Banana and Nut Salad add fruit and nuts with simple dressings. Peas Croquettes use mashed peas beaten eggs and breadcrumbs fried, with walnuts as an optional boost.

A Toothache Remedy and Immortal Negro Myths

A medicinal note extols salicylate for toothache especially when cold triggers pain, with belladonna additions for better relief and sleep. The piece then recounts Pearsons Weekly on West Indian perceptions of enslaved Africans as seemingly immortal, due to vigor in climate, followed by a brief line on Arabian Missionary Archibald Forder visiting the United States.

West Indias Africa Word Imperial Pearson's Weekly Guinea Negro Archibald Forder Arabia United States

Religious Services for Car Men at Philadelphia Trolley Barns

After years of holding services for the seapleves of the Philadelphia Trolley Company at two car barns in Philadelphia a tiled car barn will be visited by members of the Brotherhood of St Andrew for religious services.

Seapleves Philadelphia Trolley Company Barna Paladelphia Bt. Andrew

Clover and seed science from the agricultural bureau notes

A survey of clover varieties including Lenpedesa striata, its growth, and potential forage value. Advice covers sowing timing and soil readiness, plus cautions on early salivation in horses and local adoption by Southern stockmen. Also guidance on preventing smut in wheat with copper sulfate and lime seed treatments.

Walnuts for Fowls in Winter Fodder

Farmers store walnuts in sheds to feed laying hens during cold weather. They advise keeping kernels in shallow layers to prevent heating and rot, then chopping a bushel to mix with feed. The kernels boost animal warmth and disease has not occurred in flocks fed this way. Prices may rise this winter, making walnuts a valuable poultry supplement.

Grip and Peruna Cure Advert Claim Headlines

A fragmented, public domain style collage extols Peruna as a grip remedy. The passage touts testimonials from individuals including a judge and a grocer, presenting dramatic illness narratives and cures attributed to Peruna, amid an early 20th century health advertising voice.

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