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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary verse from a Bible middle section urges taking refuge in Jehovah as a safeguard. The text appears as a pasted OCR with misspellings and broken phrasing, lacking clear reference to chapter or date. Readers should verify source context for exact location and translation.
Fragmentary OCR text references Olive Ol and Baoren Diet. Mentions tire wear and a protest action at a location possibly tied to an event or group. Readable parts indicate a protest or meeting context with unclear specifics and names.
A Marine sergeant in Our Navy urges proper rifle care describing the rifle as the marine's best friend. He warns never neglect the weapon and advises regular cleaning twice daily, likening care to duty toward family.
Freddie received a young dog that behaved dangerously as it darted around the room snapping at itself and other items. He finally spoke with concern, saying the dog should not hurt itself, noting they only got it yesterday.
A short project suggests placing an iron rope or strong twine in a kitchen or nursery corner about three to four feet long. It encourages children aged four to help hang clothes using clothespins and fabric scraps, with mothers guiding the activity.
In August 1010 Idaho experienced massive forest fires whose smoke drifted across the northern United States and southern Canada, affecting lands up to 500 miles offshore and creating unprecedented darkness in a record-setting event in this country.
In a parade or review spectators should halt if foggy, stand at attention and salute when the flag passes if seated, with cries to stand respectfully. Civilians remove hats and remain upright. Uniformed men and veterans are required to stand at attention and salute until the march ends.
The Indians of Guiana use a unique counting method based on hands and fingers. They count by the hand and four fingers, call five a hand, note seven as a hand and first finger, and twenty as two hands but express larger numbers by twenties, for example forty-six as two men, a hand and first finger.
A fragmented historical note describes a remarkable ash fish in Nova Sent named Cet Ny buentise. It can freeze solid but thaws when placed in water, with vigorous movement when melted. A tale mentions catching it, freezing it, and placing it in a crene while thawing, producing strange effects under the boat.
A garbled, OCR style report describes a table survey with artificial measures and unclear names. It mentions a person named Duncan and a physician role, with cryptic actions like reading, waiting, and drying leaves. The text reads as a distorted medical or archival note without coherent context.
Olive Chapman of the Southwestern Division of the American Red Cross warns that 200000 in the Southwest would lack nursing care if public health nurses are withdrawn. She details nurses roles from clinics to homes, tuberculosis care, child health, contagious disease control, and maternal guidance across rural and urban communities. The Red Cross faces nurse shortages nationwide and relies on the Roll Call funds to sustain public health services in chapters across the region. The Roll Call is slated for November 11 to 24.
A historic survey shows only four percent of plains children in the United States are normal, highlighting malnutrition as a leading cause of subnormal development. The Red Cross and Public Health Service note widespread undernutrition across social classes, with educational programs in nutrition and feeding guidance aiming to improve future generations.
A fragmentary account describes Southwestern females volunteering with the Red Cross in Russia, naming individuals and roles. The garbled text mentions Lt. Col Edward W. Ivein and other military figures, with uncertain details about assignments and dates.
A garbled Beaver area item notes ties at Cilate and trips from Gate to Rocker Texas. Several residents and visitors including Vien Sewanee, Germaine Karnes, Ray Weir, John Wallace, Verne Carter and H. A. Brewer travel through Beaver and nearby towns. A brief domestic anecdote ends with a whispered confession about a missing money incident involving a girl.
Locals and visitors mingle in Beaver on Wednesday with Mrs Frank Mayle and Earl at Beaver showroom and Jim Troster listed as sick with a severe cold. Earl Carpenter of Riverside recovers from pneumonia. Attorney J W Cudwell returns from Liberal Kansas on business. Weather and snowbound travel slow Bea ver residents as Newell Page and other teams hire a wagon to move toward Fogan and Booker.
J E Smith seeks Republican votes in the Eighth District pledging farming stock raising oil production focus. He supports cutting rates taxes and reforms including reducing ad valorem taxes dissolving the harvest er trust and adjusted soldier pay. He backs federal rate limits bonded warehouses and America for Americans.
The readable portions describe a damaged OCR page with scattered names and phrases. Key entities are unclear, rendering a concise news item impossible. The fragment hints at a writing or publication issue rather than a coherent event or person.
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