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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
6
A patient from Hochheim describes years of illness with severe fatigue and inability to work. After taking six bottles of Peruna, two of Lacupia, and two of Manalia, health fully returned, enabling him to resume all work and he recommends the medicines to others with the same condition.
A fragmentary speech laden exchange features Representative Monn and a comical Jinks scene on a crowded trolley. A girl asks for a seat during a Primrose social dance, prompting evasive humor about etiquette and marital trust amid a political squabble tone.
A Michigan home receives the wrong package from a grocer and finds life changing benefits from Grape Nuts. A paralyzed stomach and nervousness fade as the household embraces the cereal, noting easier digestion, appetite, and improved mood, with praise from the family and an endorsement from Postum Co.
The article discusses winged ornaments in millinery, noting mad wings and plumage used on foundations, sewn wings, and the craft of mounting. It covers durability, exposure effects, and how wings influence hat stability and appearance, with emphasis on summer to winter wear and regional trends.
A neutral colored hat combines black velvet with a white scarf and fringe. It features irregular loops on the left, a knotted crown, and gilt lace along the edges, described as versatile with many costumes.
New cotton fabrics for 1912 feature rich embroidery and satin borders. Gray and other tones appear in patterned weaves with stamped motifs on gold and purple, while white linens show bold color varieties. Lightweight linens favor colored and natural tones over pure white, signaling fashion shifts in texture and finish.
The article describes a fashion trend with fleba netting trimmed in a pleated frill, muslin bodice run with narrow black velvet ribbons, frilly sleeves and a long plain petticoat. A gown inspired by Copley’s Children of George II features a low neck, elbow sleeves, and a plated muslin edge with a fitted corsage, worn with a large hat and ribbon bows.
Fashion notes from Paris predict velvet will dominate the season with plain and striped velvets featured in tailored costumes. Two piece and one piece velvet frocks are favored for well dressed wardrobes, with velvet suits in plain or two tone fabrics trimmed in fur or braid and high collars framing the throat.
Feature on reversible coats with satin overlining for warmth and trim. Describes color combinations such as black and gold old rose and smoke ray light and dark tire champagne and pink. Reversible wraps use two color facings in deep fringe-bordered collars for a period styling note.
The article describes velveteen dresses and tunics for children, noting durability and style for side ties and tunic outfits. It discusses velveteen colors such as brown and blue, a double breasted tunic, knee-length trousers, and sleeve shaping details for a neat, tailored look.
The article explains shallow cultivation and deep tillage, noting how loosening soil promotes air and water movement. It covers root growth, soil texture effects on moisture, and the need to deepen plowing gradually to eight or nine inches for crops like corn and tobacco. It also describes soil porosity, drainage, and the impact on drought resilience.
Farmers may benefit from butter prices around 25 cents or more, enabling better earnings and motivating greater effort in dairy husbandry. With higher returns, they can allocate more attention to improving butter production practices and market prospects.
Advice warns of risks when brood sows are wintered on corn. It notes potential dead fitters udder troubles and pleating mothers, stressing care depending on the wintering. Recommends giving a few apples daily to mitigate issues.
The article argues dry farming ideas persist through cycles of settlement, noting climate unchanged and success depends on proper soil moisture management and drought resistant crops like milo and sorghum. It emphasizes fallowing, clean tillage, moisture conservation, and reservoir storage, while acknowledging land prices and conditions influence adoption.
Deep plowing to eight inches and ideally twelve inches enriches soil. Growth of deep rooted grasses and clovers creates deeper, better structured soil with increased moisture storage and capillary action for plant use. Drainage enhances effects. turning subsoil up mixes humus and bacteria, boosting fertility and productivity.
Anacted notes advise liberal feeding to dairy cows to boost butter fat amid rising beef prices. Emphasizes balanced rations, attentive care, and practical milking routines. Mentions pumpkins in feed and cautions on vigilant farm dairy practices.
The passage recalls a five o'clock routine when the wealthy brewer called the poor to the holyhour, warming rapes over hire and factory gratings and giving small gifts of food clothing or money. The brewery gratings were empty due to fumes, and a trunkmaker’s grating occupant was warned to vacate.
A heated exchange references waned Eileen and the silent letter in words. Neilson argues for retaining the letter to honor its historical presence, while others suggest dropping it to simplify spelling. The discussion parallels the persistence of the silent P in pneumonia.
A longtime neighbor in a rural Pennsylvania community has died. An undertaker at the home heard the minister speak of reaching heaven or hell for the deceased and urging the congregation to prepare for mortality. The remarks referenced the name Joe Thom regarding the afterlife in a solemn rural service.
Dialogue captures Perry and Gillet debating a wife’s objections as mishap and fuss mingle in an upper story or perch. The exchange hints at social tensions and domestic dynamics amid a precarious setting.
In Sikeston Missouri Mrs Dema Returns reports seven years of monthly pain cramps backache and nervous weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health enabling her to perform household and garden tasks and entertain guests. The ad urges others with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and related symptoms to try the product.
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