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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary dialogue references peace plans and personal prescriptions. A misread quote suggests dialogue about thoughtfulness and reflection alongside a poet critic remark. The text appears garbled with names and phrases reiterated in an unclear context.
Advertisements promote Boschee's German Syrup as a cold remedy and sleep aid with claims of relief and nightly rest. Separate notes tout La CreOLE Hair Dressing for gray hair and a joke about a medicine dropper bottle stopper.
The lake survey fleet searches the five Great Lakes for danger spots after a long effort since 1841 by the United States to chart dangerous reefs and unseen ledges. The work has cost over 5 million dollars and relies on charts and data from U S officers with crews of 10 to 22 aboard.
The piece notes deep religious instinct among Slav peasants, Poles and Russians, united by patriotism and church ties. It asserts Stan temperament’s susceptibility to religious impressions and claims daily worship of Christ and the Virgin. It recalls blessing rituals for homes, factories, and theaters, praising Pole devotion to Rome.
The piece discusses the Indo European or Aryan race as the family of languages linking Europe Asia and parts of the Middle East. It claims a central Asian mother nation and migrations toward Europe India and Persia explaining shared language roots.
A passage from Blowry Pierling's Champion cites an imagined suffrage meeting where Lady Belinda argues that a counter is in the legislature but a duchess lacks rights, urging a Parliament of Bowen to grant women rights and privileges. The report notes the meeting adjourned without passage, with the audience agreeing that all the ladies spoke together.
A Panha citizen walking the street encountered a scene of mistaken odor and rumor. The incident involved a claim of smelling trouble and a suggestion to visit a drug store for clarification. Authorities or witnesses were not clearly identified in the readable text.
A garbled note describes a social invitation gone wrong as Mrs Hightone invites Mr Diggies to dine. The message implies an empty house and a crowded table, leaving readers to wonder who was really welcomed and why the event was planned.
The Protector of Wildlife and Doctor Hernadiy lead a campaign to curb extermination of upland game birds along the Mississippi. Seven states adopt seasonal protections for quail and prairie chickens. Montana and Washington enact partial measures. other states move toward close seasons. Conservation efforts highlight sage grouse as a key upland species facing threats from automatic guns and early opens.
The Brazil government under Foreign Minister Branco and successor Lauro Mueller pursues a policy to align with the United States in international affairs. After the Parana torpedoing Brazil signals potential war if German submarine warfare persists, aiming to bolster ties and shared positions with Washington.
President Wilson creates a committee of public information to manage war publicity and safeguard secrets. The panel includes Secre taries Lansing Baker and Daniels and civilian chairman George Creel, with the order announcing the move at the White House.
Rear Admiral James H. Oliver becomes governor of the new U S possessions known as the Thantah West Indies after ceremonies at St Thomas and Washington. Secretary McAdoo approves a 25 million dollar Danish government warrant for fortifications and panama canal protection. Naval vessels Hancock and Olympia participate with Capt Bleror commanding. The Danish flag lowers and the U S flag rises in a formal transfer memorial.
Fragmented passage notes a Washington woman hearing neighbors discuss possible ground donated for drilling, with mention of militia and home guard. The piece blends ads and quips about fashion, soap, and everyday life amid a wartime setting.
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