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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
7
A Tulare California resident recounts kidney trouble with painful symptoms and frequent urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, gravel passings occurred and the condition improved. advertisement notes 60 cents a box and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York.
A garbled dialogue about a surprise party plans and remarks on gifts and human nature. It includes quoted proverbs and a Shakespeare line, with unclear attribution and fragmented phrasing from the Cleveland Leader.
The DISTINCTIVE FLAVOUR of Post Toasties pleases palates widely and is a wholesome option for children. Mothers find it helpful to serve this sweet crisp cereal to youngsters, especially when paired with sliced peaches.
Seattle anglers report capturing a 36 foot, fifteen ton monster shark between Port Angeles and Port Crescent. After a seven hour struggle the Goodpartner and Pioneer III towed the behemoth to Elliott Bay, with crew injuries and a destroyed net. The carcass, cut open, yielded bones suggesting a man eater, plus a mysterious aluminum plate later traced to a folding camera.
A Graniteville Vermont woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health during the change of life. The letter extols its effectiveness for female illnesses and notes widespread endorsements as part of a broad tuberculosis awareness campaign urging lectures and literature nationwide.
A brisk, period tone exchanges odd dialogue about fuel and care as a landowner seeks to clarify a request. The fragment hints at social etiquette and practical tasks amid a rural setting, preserving quirky phrasing and local color.
A heated Bowery exchange recalls a long-ago favor owed to Jim Burke who is serving ten years for burglary. One man recounts paying witnesses and securing a lawyer while visiting Burke in jail, hoping the inmate would reveal a hidden message about friends and loyalty. The tale, attributed to Success Magazine.
Utah senator tells a story about a Balt Lake customs event where Harriman led a large railroad party for a group photo. When printed, Harriman seemed missing, prompting joking questions about a short man and a spinster's reaction, reflecting a humorous exchange from the era.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Geldem Medical Discovery as a strong stomach cure, liver activator, and blood cleaner. It claims rich red blood and disease resistance, urging readers to avoid unknown compositions and to trust a labeled formula with plain English ingredients. The copy promises renewed strength from stomach and liver improvements and mentions Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for regulation.
Newed and his wife argue over a young chicken they bought, with each blaming the dealer for misrepresentation. They note the bird shows no teeth and claim the seller deceived them about its age and condition.
Fragmentary lines describe a conversation involving Claire and Jack about meeting the worst possible way. The text diverges into surreal imagery and a cryptic sign referencing Red Crocy Hall and a strange package. A quoted line from Dr. Robertson Nicoll hints at unspoken cravings.
A terse reflection on aging and mortality notes an old adage about the good passing early. It hints at wisdom gained through time and the sobering truth that virtue does not shield one from an untimely end.
Disjointed poetic prose describes a hall scene and shifting reflections on temper, a bald gentleman, a poet’s mood, and metaphoric pyramids. It weaves impressions of gifts, motherhood, and emotion, with unclear narrative anchors and scattered images.
A fragment hints midshipman Mitchipman Smith contracted typhoid while in England. The piece links the illness to a roommate at Annapolis who used a pipe tainted by typhoid germs and nicotine. The Navy medical department will study the theory, potentially restricting future midshipmen to their own pipes.
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