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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
7
A described one story 30 by 60 foot house uses frame construction plastered with cement mortar for a cooler, salable home. It features a central hall, living and dining rooms, a bedroom, kitchen with pantry, bathroom, vestibule, and a porch, best placed on a corner lot with shrubs and bowers.
A fragment discusses limits on wartime privileges under modern treaties, noting some restrictions have a grim humor. It mentions a spy exemption from dishonorable death, illustrating the complex codes governing conduct in armed conflict.
Fragmentary article discusses shifting architectural forms toward concrete design and stresses honesty in construction. It notes debates on weapons ethics, including dropping explosives and use of poison, urging fair rules at the next peace talks and condemning treachery and surrender threats.
A fragmented notice touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for young girls and women troubled by pains and irregularities. It claims many have been restored to health and offers free information from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Rastus Hed pleads not guilty in a courtroom where he cannot hire counsel. Judge appoints Lawyer Clearem who presents a strong defense, leading to an acquittal. Outside the courtroom Clearem jokes about pay, while Rastus offers seven dollars and eighty five cents. Debby quips about soft hearted carers and further wheedling.
Fragmentary OCR shows confusion over what A G stands for in a preferred stock context and includes misleading quotes. The passage mentions American Girl Preferred among stray phrases, with a broader bustle of quotations and garbled names.
A historical column notes land prices climbing in Minnesota and Manitoba while Canada’s virgin soil is said to yield bigger crops with less labor. Demand from farmers and wealth from golf influence prices as reciprocity fears shift values, with Canada seen as a beneficiary and the U.S. potential loser. The piece also recalls a domestic kitchen anecdote from a Biray story.
A Berlin report by Dr. Conrad Biesalski cites 76,000 cripples in Germany from a population of 60.6 million. Over 60,000 need treatment, with 15 percent crippled by bone and joint tuberculosis and about 10,000 children requiring urgent medical care. He calls for seaside sanatoria to assist these cases.
A concise quotation attributed to Gelett Burgess: praise should recognize a woman's efforts and contributions rather than mere possessions, promising a great reward for such acknowledgment. The line emphasizes merit over material wealth and invites thoughtful, respectful appreciation.
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