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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented report describes silk production from silkworms and cocoon processing, the machinery and ventilation of spinning chambers, and references to new chemical products and industry notes. It mentions observers on fashion, weaving, and the delicate silk fabric, with scattered mentions of accessions to rooms and temperatures.
Fragmentary note describes an event in 1664 involving a Betis B and a setting with a hop and a carrier, mentioning a price of 952 and a pair of items related to bedivaks ket and buying tech.
Fragmentary text describes gambling and political references with scattered names and distant places. It mentions sports and Treeteen in a broad regional context, referencing Africa and Central areas, with unclear events and outcomes. The legible parts indicate a discussion of sporting events and a wide geographic scope.
Fragmentary text mentions a Bre Fore See and a conv ent, with references to ge ows xen Betttens coventuigesee and a boom in a statter. Details are unclear. likely historical note or event with names and dates missing.
A chaotic article extolls Grape-Nuts with a lengthy note on its ingredients, digestion, and factory processes. It claims the cereal is digestible for babies and athletes, cites a London Lancet analysis, and invites readers to challenge the claim with witnesses. The piece also mentions a tour of the factory and calls for public scrutiny of ingredient honesty.
A damaged OCR style column accuses doctors and sanitarium staff of arranging deceitful food promotions through “lecturers” and “demonstrators” to sell Grape-Nuts with gin, alleging fabricated interviews and misrepresentation. The piece condemns reliance on dubious promoters and hints at a broader conspiracy within a medical institution.
Fragmentary text presents a scene with a Black narrator and Uncle Cade in a rural setting. The dialogue references labor, duty, and an old house, hinting at social tensions and a domestic moment within a larger wartime backdrop. Names and places are obscured or garbled, limiting precise attribution.
Californians push aggressive mosquito control citing last year’s localized campaigns that drained stagnant water and reduced bites. Despite setbacks from rain washing away medicines, crews mobilize for a spring campaign to curb malaria spread, warning the pest could return as conditions favor reproduction.
In a single deposit at North Adams Moss National Bank, seven old bills issued years ago by that bank and the old Berkshire bank were found. Two notes were for 29 dollars each and the rest for 5 dollars. Only one signer remains alive. The notes had sat unused, likely resurrected for Christmas season use.
Native residents of San Benito County celebrate the raising of the first American flag in the state. The flag was hoisted on March 4, 1846 near Hollister by Gen Fremont. A new silk flag was unfurled to the top of a tall rock formation, cemented in place.
In Blizzard, the body of William Alexander of Montrose Cole, a major landowner, was found near a lake named after him. His skull dog bones were found resting on his breast, believed to have died together decades after his disappearance.
A statue to the late John W Mackay is planned in Nevada. Controller J. W. Sam Davis returned from New York with architect Joby Borgium to arrange the erection of a lifelike memorial on the state’s grounds.
A jumble of 19th century ads and anecdotes, including health remedies like Dean's Kidney Pills and Allen's Foot-Ease, plus social commentary on Washington as a capital city compared to Paris. The piece also references Cuticura remedies and a Royal interlude about the Prince of Wales and machinery curios.
An advertisement touts Dr Phorce’s Favorite Prescription as a solution for weak overworked and rundown individuals. It claims benefits for nervousness indigestion torpid liver and numerous bodily ailments alleging universal efficacy and urging readers to trust the prominent medical cure presented on wrapper labels in English.
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