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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
6
The advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for gastritis and stomach distress. It urges keeping a fifty cent box at home for sudden pains and claims immediate relief when the product meets stomach trouble. The ad also mentions a medical mystery about an aeroplane workers illness linked to dope solvent exposure and notes various literary digressions.
A quoted fragment describes a philosopher as a man who bears with resignation the toothache of another man, reflecting on empathy and human endurance through a narrator’s dialogue about a father and son.
The fragment hints at a dialogue on wheat prices and dough, suggesting a light exchange about rising grain costs and financial stakes. Names or places are not clear, leaving a brief, informal snapshot of market chatter.
A fragmented dialogue recalls Uncle Rastus and a dim memory of a ground-leaning dispute. The scene shifts to a mock court where “The Laws” convene, noting the Law of Nations is absent and the session proceeds under Mosaic and other laws.
A mother’s excitable nerves and a baby’s digestion prompt a curious prescription mix-up reported by Morrin Wain. The infant allegedly swallowed a father’s plaster, prompting a call for an anodyne sent by a young girl.
A fragmentary dialogue asks whether Wombat owns or rents, with lines about knowing and scratching matches on paint. A prisoner shows indignation when asked about his parentage, as described in a terse, uncertain frame.
A column mixes household health lore urging California Syrup of Figs as a gentle cure for children's constipation and a note on a Maxim silencer claim. A Greenwich Connecticut dispatch reports Captain Palmer finding a duck-stealing fish at Sound Beach, a yard long specimen exhibited at a local market.
A cautious veteran with a reputation for decisive timing weighs risks and exits at the peak of advantage. The maneuver underscores discipline and the value of knowing when to quit.
Grow fruit on dry land by spacing trees and small fruit plants widely. Apple trees should be 20 feet apart to allow moisture access. interplant small fruits between rows. Plow deeply, ensure thorough soil preparation, and use a strong 12 inch plow with a good team.
The article urges use of a road drag as an intelligent method to improve dirt roads across soils. It emphasizes drainage first, then crowning the road, and keeping surfaces dry to prevent mud, with patrols and shovels by road walkers as essential tools.
Advice on alfalfa planting stresses avoiding crust formation and using a press drill only when the top inch is dry. Sandy soils need ½ to 1 inch depth, while clay loam may benefit from shallower planting. Best timing is the wettest season. failure risks seed drying out.
An elderly widow recalls her husband as a good man while a caller notes his many lodges. The text mentions frugal family sentiment and references to medical remedies and crop trials in Ireland.
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