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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
7
A quirky dialogue scene features Mrs. and Mr. Trimmins and Mrs. Josking remarking on a motion’s difficulty and a lamb’s timing. The exchange hints at a lighthearted courtroom or meeting moment with playful misstatements and improvised labels.
A statement before the Women's Foreign Mission of the Presbytery of Washington criticizes charity funding versus spending on chewing gum. Speaker Mary W Kerr of Harrisburg argues that for every $3,000 donated to charity, $17,000 is spent on chewing gums. The remark drew mixed attention as a notable contrast in frenzied finance to Minnetonka.
A damaged notice tells of Gilbert Albrecht of West Point affected by severe eczema with facial disfigurement. After two Chicago doctors failed, his family used Cuticura soap and ointment, claiming four weeks produced a dramatic recovery including restoration of hair and relief from itching.
A historical analysis notes life insurance firms have studied rising longevity yet higher death rates after age forty five. It argues current mortality tables are old and premiums hiddenly understate risks while insurers could profit by improving public health and sanitation in towns like Urninghem, creating jobs and better housing as a business investment.
The article discusses how to differentiate gasphwning and oil exposure injuries to trees. It notes that crude oil or kerosene penetrate bark, kill inner tissues, and cause bark to fall, but oil-damage has distinct trunk characteristics compared with gas injury to allow correct diagnosis.
A discussion outlines a proposed parkway and bridge protection concept for New York. The plan envisions clearing space around bridges and preserving riverfront areas to safeguard critical crossings and maintain city routes. It suggests placing public buildings and future schools along the park system line.
A discussion on park engineers emphasizes practical design blends with horticultural knowledge. It notes an engineer should understand trees shrubs soil and convey an artistic effect through paving and chimnaurices adaptation, balancing constructive work with landscape details.
A Lovell Wyoming paper runs a ball page advertisement inviting readers to place mail orders for a tool set. The notice claims the order can be fitted at the same price if the buyer visits the store in person to pick up.
Doctors report a difficult grip season with distressing symptoms and kidney strain. Local druggists tout Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy, offering free samples by mail to sufferers. Regulate bottles cost 60 cents to 1.00.
Catalog notice promotes French bean coffee as healthful and easy to grow in a 10 by 10 garden producing 69 pounds. Claims ripening in Wisconsin in 90 days with European cultivation spread. Offers seed catalog with 16 000 kernels and requests 31 cents for mail of additions. mentions John A Salter Bead Co La Crosse Wisconsin.
Local authorities in Kiming NY plan a school boys garden program for next year. A hundred boys previously cultivated vacant lots last summer and the project aims to place most undeveloped property under cultivation. Pupils in public schools would act as gardeners and share profits from the harvest.
A fragment from Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird depicts Tyilyl learning love abides at home with Mother Love in heaven. He is told heaven is wherever he and his loved ones are, and that no other mothers exist. The tale emphasizes that every child has one home and learns to see love beyond earthly form.
A fragmented 19th century style ad promises a free sample of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin laxative curing constipation. It targets readers with claims of permanent relief and natural digestion, listing addresses and names to request a sample and buy the product locally.
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