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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
3
A reformulated health warning from Mrs. Lynch recounting her own experience with nervousness and fatigue. The piece extols a famous root and herb remedy, Pinkham’s, as a suggested cure. It reflects early 20th century gendered health advice promoting specific tonics.
Dialogue excerpt shows a flirtatious woman teased by a man named Frank. The phrase coquette is debated as a woman who syndicates her affections, prompting a biting retort. The snippet reflects early 20th century social wit and careful gendered insult in print.
Fragments tout Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomachs and inactive liver, claiming gentle stimulation of digestion and bile production. Included are assorted quotes and ad-like snippets, with scattered lines about marriage, jokes, and notices, reflecting a damaged OCR page.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. When the chickens hatch the mother hen should not be disturbed unless she is harmful. Remove dry eggs and unhatched eggs, place them in a warm basket, and keep near a fire. Move chicks to a quiet hen if needed and separate slowly hatched chicks to maintain warmth. Feed the hen after hatching to keep her calm. Dust the trio with insect powder before moving to a brooding coop, and repeat every two weeks or as needed. If lice appear, apply a small amount of grease carefully to the head, neck, under wings and around the vent, avoiding excess that could stop growth or kill them.
Early-hatched chicks show stronger vitality and vigor, transferring better to offspring. Late-hatched birds decline in vitality after laying and are inferior overall. Early hatch improves growth, thrift, and feed efficiency, while late hatchers consume more feed with little gain.
United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to keep at least 100 hens to lift egg output per hen from about 70 to higher levels. The program aims to meet rising demand for poultry and eggs nationwide.
The Tuscaloosa News reports a boy in Tuscaloosa County teaching his father mother and grandmother to read and write. The boy is described as a late professor who has abolished corporal punishment in his school.
A playful gag line set in Mexico imagines a peon serenading his peony as locals chuckle at a cheeky exchange about what’s happening.
In a kitchen guide, readers learn flour substitutes and thrifty meals. Recipes include Combination Bread using oats rye and corn flours, Oatmeal Bread, Walnut Sweetmeat, Swedish Fish Soup, Chicken and Chestnut Salad, Chicken Pie, and Oat Crackers. Also offered are Cornmeal Mush, Oatmeal Mute, Cornmeal Patties, Tomato Nut Loaf, and Fish Loaf, with notes on rationing and sustaining meals when wheat is scarce.
Verece Wagereth outlines plans to propagate oysters in Bear River bay Salt Lake Utah thieepring. Experiments and scientific study indicate the venture is feasible and supported by the state fair end game commissioner. Analysis shows ocean-like salt content in local waters.
A courtroom exchange ends with a curt remark from Mr. Gnaggs who vouches for a rocky marriage. The judge interjects with a pointed retort and directs the proceedings back to order. The remark underscores tensions within a domestic dispute presented before the court.
An old advertisement promotes making a lemon skin softener by mixing lemon juice with orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. It claims to bleach freckles and tan, soften rough hands, and produce a fragrant face and neck treatment used daily. The piece ends with a humorous dialogue between Eve and Adam.
Strands of gray hair are unattractive and many seek hair solutions. Try La Creole hair dressing for gray or faded hair to restore color and confidence. Avoid borrowing trouble by using a product that promises a reverse result.
Readable text shows disjointed lines urging avoidance of poison and offering an extract for fever. Mentions of personal dissatisfaction and vague questions about skin and peaches vanishing, with garbled phrases about bravery and vitality. No clear event or source entity can be confirmed.
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