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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1905

Page

3

Change of Life Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Feature advertorial claiming Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aids women during the Change of Life. Includes testimonials from Mrs Hyland and Mrs Hinkle, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Describes symptoms, warnings, and the product’s claimed effects on nerves and overall health.

Pinklinma Lydia K. Pakhan Annie Religi Tal Town Ndvics Ldwell Hinkle Malem Tad Lydit Makham Hyland Hinkle Pound

Quiet diplomat Komura shown through American life notes

The piece surveys Komura's student days at Harvard Law in the class of 77, his friend Kaneko urging celery careers, and his choice to study American character. Emerson’s influence appears as his motto. Observers praise his quiet demeanor and keen, observing eyes as signs he will wear well with closer acquaintance.

Baron Komuara Harvard Law School Daron Kaneko Kya Ecelery Boston Kob Urn Emerson Komura

Grape-Nuts Food Lifts Ill Woman To Health Restore

A Michigan woman reports severe stomach trouble and headaches eased after using Grape-Nuts. She says weight rose 20 pounds in weeks, her strength returned, and family members thrived on the cereal. The testimony appears in a local health notice.

Hettle Creek Mich Footeon

Not Posted on Ships Point About Their Construction

A former congressman and Arkansas figure mocked for ignorance of naval design. The anecdote, recounted by Chairman Foss, recounts a Newport News tour of a new cruiser where the Arkansan reportedly exclaimed that the hull looked hollow. The remark underscores gaps in understanding about battleship construction.

Arkansan Committee On Naval Affairs Natal Foss Caid Washington Arkansas Newport News Ax Ho Arkanase

Lay Eggs in Niches, Sea Birds Use Nooks on Cliffs

W L Finley notes at Three Arch Rocks off Oregon that California murres nest in cliff niches rather than made nests. The birds’ top-shaped bills and flat, airless niches keep them from rolling, with experiments showing eggs resist rolling and settle after short movements.

W. L. Finley New Naturalist Three Arch Rocks Oregon Coast

The Poor Boy and the Meadow In Wartime Tales

A fragmentary 1920s era text contrasts a boy’s constrained world with farm life, noting limits on roaming and dress as a mother figures rules for safety and propriety. A related scene from The Symptoms has Mrs Bentover and Lens welt debating a barnyard hen’s odd behavior and a joking diagnosis of primer dooner.

Widow leaves estate to servants in final will

Lady Diana de Vere Huddleston of London leaves ninety thousand dollars to her servants and directs cremation ashes be placed in an oak shrine at Courtt's Bank and buried with her husband, a practice she followed for fifteen years. The piece comments on a practical Christian nature and cozy Baltimore American tone.

Diana de Vere Huddleston London Jef Courtt's Bank

Berlin dog fashions in sunbonnets and blue glasses

In Berlin pedestrians and pet dogs wear sunbonnets and blue glass spectacles as owners stroll in the heat. Los Angeles appoints an expert to study the feasibility of a municipal electric lighting plant.

Berlin Los Angeles

Ornament and power in hat fashion from ancient to modern

The article traces headwear from Greek fillets to Eastern ceremonial hats and Korean varieties, noting hats as symbols of rank and social status. It also mentions the decorative as well as protective roles of hats in various cultures and periods.

Tierouraing Ell Wale Korea

Royal Cook Decorated For King Edward Birthday

King Edward's chef M. Menager received a Victorian medal among others at the monarch's birthday celebration. Opinions differ on whether the honor cheapens the award. An aged composer from Hyde Park, Emerson, observed his 84th birthday while resting at his birthplace, enjoying health and staying tuned to music. Language of hair features Japanese coiffure symbols and Mokis of Arizona hair arrangements indicating maiden, wife, widow, bloom, marriageable age, and old age. Dodd's Kidney Pills praised by Bayfield County residents for backache relief, with Mr. T. T. Wold citing a testimonial. Roosevelt warns corporations against defeating laws, but critics say lawbreaking is not unique to them.

King Edward M. Menager Edward Emerson Hyde Park Mass Mtr Arizona Drummond Win Aug Bayield County Dodd T. T. Wold Wold Todd Bright

Fragmented Medical Advertorial Fragment In Odd Dialect

A cobbled OCR page mixes medical remedies, veterinary notes, and odd product claims. It mentions kidney trouble cures, a horse age theory by teeth and wrinkles, a women remedy called Australian Seal Tap, and a dissenting fishing anecdote, with scattered names and prices.

Mother Gray New York Ackacha Kinney Mnallota Ruake Ree Addrem

Cure for Salt Rheum by Cuticura Popular in Wisconsin

Mrs Cordline Cable of Watpars Wis praises Cuticura for curing salt rheum on her husband hands after trying many remedies. She notes one complete set of Cuticura Soap wash ointment and pills ended his misery and left his hands smooth. Also mentions Defiance Starch and railroads unable to meet Western crop freight demand.

Cordline Cable Watpars Wis Rhea

Defiance Starch Sparks Chemical Fire Legend

A fragmentary ad style tale describes a hazardous chemical fire involving starch and flammable cargo. It promotes Defiance Starch, claiming it resists chemical dangers and comes in 16-ounce packages, urging readers to demand the brand and avoid inferior substitutes.

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