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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
11
Mati Pevetor seeks to expand a global dialogue initiative focusing on sustainable peace. The program targets regional cooperation, youth leadership, and cross border exchange to foster long term stability and mutual understanding.
A garbled text fragment offers a dubious wet 'Ene rere' recipe for gray bait and mentions diluting with water, Barb a Compound, and chemical guidance. It also saliva mentions enemas and scalp care in a disjointed, unsafe manner.
An advertisement touts Cuticure products for skin troubles claiming quick relief and rapid healing. It describes Cuticurn Soap and Ointment as ideal for toilet use and offers free samples by mail with a booklet.
The twins attempt to embarrass a fairy with a practical joke as her beau arrives to visit, creating a lighthearted scene full of mischief and anticipation.
In December at the Mount Mark parsonage Prudence Fairy and Connie contend with etiquette driven mischief. The twins hatch schemes to entertain Babble and test Prudence’s manners as Fairy’s plans unfold amid chilly days and wary guests.
A reader appeals for faithful support to a local preacher and his family urging prompt tithes noting their needs are real and urgent and deserve the same attention as others in the community.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a continued story with vague references and a teaser line suggesting further details will follow in later installments.
Charles Stelzle, a Machinists' Union member and Presbyterian Church official, argues that personal liberty does not justify public immorality or the sale of impure literature. He defends laws suppressing obscene material to protect youth and societal morals while rebutting claims that abolition of liquor damages workers.
A fragmentary discussion cites Professor G Sima Woodhead on moderate alcohol use weakening body organs and draining the reserve that sustains health. A parable compares clinging to liquor to a cliff fall, urging communities to abandon booze for industrial stability and public welfare.
A Sacramento group named No Thank You League promotes abstaining from intoxicating drinks in social settings. Members pledge not to accept invitations or expenses for alcohol and wear No Thank You buttons as a symbol of their vow. The piece notes their voting practices and references other local license topics, reflecting a broader temperance issue.
A letter appears offering personal anecdotes and guidance on remedies and cosmetic products. It mentions Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for advice and presents questions about hair care and beauty routines. An advertisement promotes La Creole Dressing as a hair product priced at 1.00.
Fragmentary note praises Hwa Mulholland Boissevalate as a model of beauty and duty. It questions influence on young women and hints at her as a favorite figure, while mentioning her looks and potential as an instrument for good.
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