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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
3
Tense confrontation unfolds as Mrs. Brookin confronts her son Raymond and Dr. Brodnar over a web of affairs involving Louise, an unknown shooter, and Frances. The lawyerly doctor reveals Louise's identity and threatens to expose secrets, while the family quarrels erupt into threats of police and scandal.
In a tense sequence a distraught man overpowers his assailant and flings him across a room as a knife slides away. A frightened woman clings to a plan to vanish with a confidant while guards ring the house. In the garden chase, a suspect escapes, and a doctor’s involvement hints at deeper crimes and tangled loyalties. Frances seeks answers while facing a web of deceit surrounding a missing marriage and a dangerous plot.
A jumble of gossip and flash opinions from Washington and New York recounts wealthy society chatter. Mentions of yacht trips, Newport diamonds, Nantucket gowns, and a Fourteen thousand sapphire bracelet highlight a summer-meets-society mood with names and places embedded in a restless, tabloid tone.
In a fractured social satire, a woman schemes to rise by attending a trendy resort to meet the elite, while her husband frets over expense. A mistaken address card reveals the neighborly misread in a comic twist as the couple navigates fashion and aspiration.
A 300 foot sea monster was reported offshore near Bayshore by summer residents and nearby Argus crew. Spectators including Miss Mamie M. Jones and Mrs. A. B. Forbes at Prospect House witnessed the creature reappear above water causing a panic among beachgoers.
Rev. I. Thompson, long a missionary among Western Indians, recently arrived in Washington from Little York after years of service. He attributes his diabetes to exposure and bad water at Wagoner, Indian Territory, and his recovery has drawn attention from physicians. Japan marks its first Labor Day with Tokio hosting a large labor rally drawing over 80,000 workers.
An article fragment promotes farm lands in Farm Lands with promises of favorable terms, quick purchase options, and transportation links via Chicago Milwaukee Railway. It touts healthful scenery and rent-to-own prospects, urging buyers to act now for best prices and ample opportunity in the Chicago area.
The fragment discusses interior design or seating in a gite and a financial dispute over payment. It mentions a likely year reference and a poem line, with unclear attribution to a local source. The text references Town and Country context and potential social concerns about covering costs.
An ad touts Devoe ready paint as cheaper per area than lead and oil paints, claiming it covers more and lasts longer. It urges readers to calculate cost by square yard or year, not by gallon, and offers a free painting pamphlet if the paper is mentioned.
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