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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
7
We laud American girls and women for their work in war efforts in France and England. The message extols their strength, urges support for working women, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for debility, offering medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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An advertisement endorses Le Cro cole Hair Dressing to restore natural-looking gray hair. Priced at $1.00, the copy promotes a simple remedy for disguising gray roots and achieving a natural appearance.
Vintage ad copy extols Cuticura Soap to keep a youthful look and promotes Cuticura Ointment for skin care with free samples offered through Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
A cautionary read of a historic remedy claim, noting an old patent for infants and children. The text emphasizes careful examen of ingredients, dosing, and the product’s safety signators, urging scrutiny before use.
Ad copy reviews counterfeit imitation claims and promotes La Creole Hale Dressing as the original. It asserts the product darkens hair naturally and offers prices from ten cents to one dollar. The text ends with a quip about a woman’s head content and attire.
A United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines candling eggs to grade quality. It describes a simple pasteboard box setup with a lamp to illuminate eggs, enabling detection of defects before marketing. Any egg showing defects should not be marketed.
Farm guidance says to choose a sufficient number of choicest fowls as breeders and to separate breeding stock from the main flock two or three weeks before use, avoiding hatching eggs from all fowls. Emphasizes careful selection over quantity for successful breeding programs.
A fragment notes moving five eggs for hatching into a temporary pen and yarding at one end of the poultry house or in portable houses before returning to the main pen. The soggy phrasing suggests a short-term relocation procedure during breeding.
Guidance stresses ventilation and outdoor exercise for flocks. When conditions allow, open windows and doors to ensure birds receive fresh air and sun exposure, improving health and vitality.
A wartime public notice urges farmers to maintain a carefully culled flock of at least two hundred fowls. It stresses poultry as a swift and affordable meat source to support troops, urging every farm to contribute to the war effort.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes the early hatched chick resists disease and parasites better than later hatchlings. It gains strength through midsummer, making it more likely to endure extreme heat and survive.
A long garbled excerpt lists various sauces and dishes including croquettes hollandaise wow sauce and imitation Worcestershire sauce. It presents instructions for sauce preparation with stock milk butter and eggs, plus savory rice variants and a poetic interlude about winter and spring and a note on how economics and art affect life.
A compact guide of kitchen ideas and method notes for sauces soups and dishes. Includes Worcestershire style sauce recipe with vinegar garlic cloves and spices. codfish Creole style. boiled tongue. fish puree and croquettes. giblet soup and vegetable puree. Waldorf salad tips. and a note on Werece Mae a medicinal resin now produced from the sweet gum tree in the South.
The Biscayan provinces of Spain boast large high grade iron ore deposits. Bilbao, the industrial center, is reputed to be among Europe’s wealthiest cities due to the profitable iron trade.
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