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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
7
A fragmented page of quotations and early 20th century ads features jokes about envy and doctors, home remedies, eye salve, and a line about generosity. It includes lines about a stingy husband, a house servant, and a portrait of everyday products from a landlady to a La Binder cigar, with multiple brand mentions and brief humorous quips.
A vigorous defense of mental cultivation to escape daily dullness. The piece argues life is brief in a vast world and urges women and men to seek ideas, variety, and growth. It cites Wordsworth Macaulay and Cardinal Newman to stress beginnings over endings.
The article describes a method to remove thick whitewash from walls using a flour and alum paste cooked with water, applied overnight to loosen lime residues. It also advises filling plaster nail holes and cracks with a plaster of Paris paste before wallpapering, then letting it dry prior to papering.
Across Chile’s countryside, small shrines mark violent deaths, built by friends of the deceased with candles kept burning. One neat cement shrine ten miles from the nearest town shows melted wax trickling down the hill and bears the inscription In remembrance of Richard Fuenza lida.
Professor Lyde claims Danes are the fattest in Europe due to lethargy and sandwiched meals. Visitors note even hard workers in Denmark are stout, possibly from high cream consumption. A noted Danish dish olllebrod uses salt herrings with cream onions and beer.
Mrs. M. A. kins of Quanah Texas says kidney trouble caused swelling and dropsy and doctors told her no hope. Doan's Kidney Pills revived her, gave life back, and made it worth living. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A sensational collage of personal illness testimony, cures by Cuticura remedies, and assorted anecdotes. It includes Mrs. Bertha Sachs praising Cuticura after long illness relief, a lawyer’s courtroom quip, and various miscellaneous items about health, beauty products, and old-time ad copy.
The article quotes Joseph Cannon praising Canada during a Canadian interview and discusses Americans moving to Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta or British Columbia to claim 160 acre farms. It notes the friendly climate, social services, and profitable yields as inducements, with Cannon admitting he once coveted his neighbor's land. It ends with a literary quote about music and a remark on domestic harmony.
A jumble of quotes and mock epigrams follows a Washington dinner remark about dying rich. The text shifts to an unreliable ad for Nature's Remedy tablets promising cure for rheumatism and kidney, liver, and digestion issues. A short moral note laments people who wait for grand moments, misreading small daily chances.
Money cannot make a man good but can provide the conditions of a good life says William Smart in a fragmented 19th century sentiment. The text includes garbled phrases and stray words such as syrup and wolves and sheep and hare indicating a damaged OCR capture from a periodical or pamphlet.
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