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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
3
Mrs. Potter Palmer, famed for Paris salons, will reside in New York City next winter and host a series of notable entertainments. She has loaned Beaulieu at Newport and aims for a furnished Fifth Avenue winter house. She sought Yerkes and Gould property options but awaiting responses.
MacCracken of New York University notes a counting error by the 100 Mall of Fame electors led to 63 votes for Elias Howe being recorded as 47. Correct tally would have kept Howe out of this year's Hall of Fame, reducing the names panel and delaying inscription to two years hence. official count to be published in the Look of the Hall of Fame. The Chicago Record jokes about coal prices and Uncle Sam in the same piece.
Ronald Fanshaw, a dreamy southern planter heir, encounters Evelyn Hasbrooke near the river while fishing. She apologizes for Capt Winkle's rudeness and recalls a past act of kindness from him as they reconnect, each aware of social tensions and class snobbery surrounding the family.
A Cincinnati correspondent reports a well known man rented an electric automobile for a trip to Arlington near the Country Club. The driver could not stop the car due to brake trouble and power loss, forcing a comical chase as a young woman aboard learns why she preferred riding on land. The battery failed to run the machine into town, and spectators at Arlington watched the scene end with the car limping away toward town.
A discussion contrasts lavish past feasts with modern restraint citing New York Tribune and Washington Star. It notes that average workers’ tables rival noble diets of old, while luxurious dishes and wasteful feasts fade. Tailor made gowns for winter reflect practical elegance in Paris.
Readable bits mention three a o sapete Ar 7 te and bits about rapes. No clear events, people, or places can be identified for a proper summary.
A Chicago reader recounts long battles with catarrh and stomach trouble cured by Peruna after a year of use. He urges others with catarrh or stomach issues to begin Peruna and persevere, noting medical doubt earlier medicine offered only temporary relief. The letter touts Peruna as tested over forty years and cites prominent believers nationwide.
A garbled compilation from a Baltimore American and Norristown Herald page includes references to a “Mashing Raptorer,” a misread lecture platform, a price or diet note about a brick’s weight, and assorted ad like lines. It mentions Tar upon a cad and Pike's Toothache Drops claims. The overall text is fragmented with scattered proper names and places.
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