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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

2

Beaver Herald Snips From Daily Life And World News

A bevy of miscellany covers topics from a Delaware land dispute to a California court divorce, a New York waiter returning a $15 000 wallet, and a Virginia horse station breakfast food. Notable items note a plan for a 25 900 000 highway to Washington, London coronation pricing, and a Massachusetts scientist claim about X rays revealing age.

New York Washington Wall Street Weybridge Virginia United States Department of Agriculture Avery Manger

London to adorn streets for king’s coronation next June

The plan calls for artistic street decorations in London featuring plaster columns and arches instead of the traditional barber poles. The shift mirrors a similar practice once common in the country during home weeks and other celebrations.

London

Wall of American Telegraph chiefs urges public control of big business

Theodore W. Wall president of Western Union and AT&T argues for public control and regulation of corporations. He cites the need for full publicity in corporate affairs and warns aggressive competition harms the public, urging state oversight without full national ownership.

Vitax Wall American Telephone and Telegraph Company Weetfra Union Telegraph Company Cymcerke Robert Winson Rider, Peabody & Co Eery Uigelerin Baron Henry Po Davion JP Morgan & Co W. Murray Crane George FP Hart T. Jefferson Coullder II Norman W. Harris Jake Waterbury Provident Velle Pable Sage Harper's Weekly

Fighting Man: Courage, War, and the Will to Fight

Ellwood Hendricks argues that human nature compels men to fight for what they believe is right. The piece contends that courage and bravery are not bought by status or law, and that disputes are settled by force rather than persuasion or restraint.

Ellwood Hendricks

Rounderley Backs Night Time Dart Idea

In a spirited exchange, Rounderley dismisses concern for days and advocates a lively night dart event. The remark signals enthusiasm for late activities and a social mood.

Misguided Energy Sparks Youth Aid Debate

Fragmentary text features Mr. Deege Bpouter arguing about energy and youth aid. An amateur with a base drum is mentioned as capable of spotting a symphony, suggesting a metaphorical clash between disciplined guidance and spontaneous talent. No clear events or entities beyond the quoted names.

Deege

Joyous Economist Delivers Frugal Insight

A witty exchange highlights thrift as prices rise. The optimistic economist urges adapting by cutting unnecessary purchases. The philosopher approves the mindset, noting savings grow with restraint and simple living.

Eggs in Every Land Varied Styles Showcase Egg Dishes

A travelogue of international egg preparations features American fried eggs with ham, Turkish kidneys with onions and wine, Norwegian smoked salmon toppers, Hungarian layered potatoes with butter and sour cream, split bacon and tomato omelets, and a national nod to classic fried eggs.

Exercise teeth to improve dental health says expert

Dr Herbert J Wheeler president of the American Dental Hygiene council lectures at Columbia University urging regular jaw and tooth exertion. He argues Americans live in luxury and do not exercise their mouths enough, comparing worn savage teeth to modern chewing habits and warning of the effects of soft foods.

Herbert J. Wheeler American Dental Hygiene Council Columbia University de Wheelir

Pancake Pudding How To Make Puffing Pancakes

Instructions for baking a puffed pancake dessert. Mix seven cup four into a basin with a salt pinch two well beaten eggs milk and melted butter. Melt more butter in a hot pan pour in the mixture spread and cook briefly then bake ten minutes for puffing. Add preserves in center roll and serve hot.

Mock Indian Pudding Method From An Old Cookbook

Instructions describe making mock Indian pudding by buttering bread, layering and cubing, pouring milk and melted butter, baking slowly for several hours. Pinechopped suet is an acceptable substitute for butter, with bread pieces toasted and assembled before the bake.

Nut Graham Bread Recipe Mess Extracted

Fragmented text lists ingredients and steps for a nut Graham bread recipe with missing words and garbled measurements. It mentions graham flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, molasses, brown sugar, milk, raisins, and chopped nuts, with unclear mixing and rising times.

Onion Sauce Step by Step on Thick Dairy Mix

A recipe fragment instructs to mix onion sauce with melted butter and milk season with salt and pepper. Cook over heat until it boils then serve as soon as possible. Total time listed is about three quarters of an hour.

Sauce Recipe For Chops From Fragment

Mixed fragment describes a sauce for chops with pith vinegar grated horseradish tomatoes Spanish peppers and cooking then straining. Mentions dolled meats or chum but text is garbled and uncertain.

Love and Herve

Moving Pictures Boon at Kentucky Insane Asylum

A Western Kentucky asylum with 4 220 patients installs a moving picture machine to divert inmates. Officials select non violent, entertaining films and stage screenings with patients moved from wards in pairs to benches, reporting improved morale and reduced violence.

Hopkinegile Western Kentucky Krang State Board of Control Asylum

Principal in Chair Attack Over Gum Chewing Incident

At Upper Alton High School Principal J. W. Bush struck and broke a chair on Ralph Reeder after scolding him for gum chewing and defiance of school rules. Edward Reeder filed an assault warrant as the boy, fourteen, resisted with force during the confrontation.

Rush Reeder Hush

Patients at the Picture Show React to Scenes and Attacks

The passage describes a viewing room where men and women sit separately, readers observe captions as pictures are shown, and patients react vividly to love scenes and dramatic events. An Indian attack on a settlement is depicted with the audience cheering when whites triumph, while remaining calm or moaning during other moments.

Menace of Collar Button in Breathing Illness

A Chicago doctor explains that a long tight collar button presses the neck near the brain and medulla oblongata, potentially strangling breathing. He warns that such pressure, worsened by heavy clothing and stiff collars, can cause fatal vasomotor and respiratory disturbances unless a shorter button and looser fit are used.

Chicago

Just Ferninst the Hill Matrimony State Satire

A humorous overview mocks the idea of marriage as a state shared by two spouses. It imagines Matrimony as a bounded realm between domestic duties and childrearing, noting Adam and Eve discovered it while seeking paradise and humidity rising past housekeeping tropics. It ends with a playful nod to social exchanges for road guidance.

United States Avielne Paradise

Truly Wonderful Cat from Liteting Tradesman’s Yard

A Ragged Tale praises Mr A J Gonpinge of Liteting Boglind for a remarkable cat that locates eggs hidden in the yard. The bantam lays eggs scattered around, yet the cat always finds them and places eggs on the step, causing the mistress to answer the door. The rest of the tale remains unclear as text is fragmented.

A. J. Gonpinge Liteting Boglind

Harpers Bar Mar Patchwork Dialogue Revealed

Fragmentary line reads a mother asking about painting a table and a father confirming he applied a coat and two patches of trousers in a Harper's Bar March context. The text is garbled but shows a domestic exchange with implied setting.

Pather Harper's Barmar

Reasoned Out And Found a Change in Food Put Him Right

A business man details his health turnaround after overeating caused stomach distress. He tried Grape Nuts, notes better digestion, restored weight, and regained business energy and clarity. Letter attributed to Poetum Co Battle Creek Michigan with promotional tone.

Meni Poetum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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