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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
2
An improbable tale from a damaged OCR recounts a yellow cur dog pursuing a robber near a barn. The animal supposedly intercepted the thief, who fled, and bystanders described the dog’s persistence. Authorities later recovered a cache of tools and a hazardous chemical.
The New York Times reports a dramatic courtroom moment as lawyers debate evidence while a minister on trial answers with tempered testimony. The scene unfolds with tense exchanges about credibility and the potential impact of a public observation on the case.
Mrs 8 W Marine of Colorado Springs credits Thoans Kidney Pill with saving her life after years of severe backache and illness. She recalls days of fear, then relief after starting treatment, continuing health for months. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents per bottle, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Disappearance of the Mackintosh notes English factories closing as water proof cloth outcompetes Mackintosh within three years.
A Field and Stream excerpt argues the marsh hawk is a beneficial bird, noting its diet includes small mammals and reptiles while challenging sportsmen who shoot hawks. The piece urges encouraging hawks as a natural aid to pest control and farm protection rather than eradicating them.
Mrs Darvous of Detroit details a nine year chronic dyspepsia struggle. After trying many doctors she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid improvement and full recovery within three boxes, claiming the remedy strengthens digestive organs when others fail. The text promotes the pills as sold by druggists worldwide.
In 18th century London Rosemary Allyn known as Lady Felton defies suitors and a blamed family feud. The narrator confronts deception as he pursues truth about Rosemary while dodging pursuit by law, risking capture and a perilous imprisoning by the king’s warrant.
The narrator frets over failed words to a lady and to Lord Waters while confined in a damp cell. A paper note arrives promising a plan tonight, as a butterfly appears beyond the window and guards threaten. The scene blends longing, fear, and a crucial clue as the manuscript hints at Gil’s task and possible escape.
A young woman sought escape from home duties and found a temporary newspaper job. After a month of hard work and sacrifice, she realized her former life was preferable and returned home. The piece discusses restlessness and choosing reality over dreams. It also notes a Stratford Connecticut preacher using telephone sermons to reach deaf congregants.
Senator Platt recounts an episode about a real estate agent seeking revenge on a man who refused to buy from him. The agent showed a fine watch intended as a gift but admitted it would delay the target by ten minutes each night, planning time as a form of retaliation. Also told is a tale of a homemaker loved by children for settlement work, who said she loves Mary because she looks unaware of the holes in a boy’s shoes.
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