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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
7
A Chicago art dealer recounts the fury of William T. Bvana, a New York collector plagued by counterfeit works. He describes Bvana’s growing rage at repeated deceptions, likening it to a wrathful animal and noting his vigilant scrutiny of every suspected cheater.
Mrs David Brown of Locke Arkansas reports two years of eczema with burning to the point of sleeplessness. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills three times she recieved relief, sleep returned, and ankles healed. A year later no recurrence is noted. May 18 1907 July 3907.
In a household parable Tommy asks if Gladys will be an aunt to his future children. His father confirms and notes the sister may marry and gain a home of her own, while Tommy vows aunts should not stay to trouble his family.
A spectator notes the wind when a balloon is filled on a windy day. The aeronaut replies with a tongue in cheek line about the wind moving where it wishes, and the balloon lingering where it stays.
An old Lynn Massachusetts ad asserts public access to a laboratory and confidential letters from over a million women. It questions the product’s cure claims and invites skeptics to see proofs and testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In Morehead, a missing man, a $3,000 reward, and a sheriff chase unfold as a fugitive evades capture along Silver Creek and through Buckles Hollow. George Martin, mine superintendent, and Ned recount a daring plan to split the reward, then mount a swift mine-car pursuit aided by a sheriff’s signature. The chase ends with a bold transport toward Silver Creek and Powell.
Edward B. Clark reflects on urban bird life highlighting red winged blackbirds near Skokie swamp, kingfishers battling midair, and the chipping sparrow as a doorstep friend. He notes nesting habits, heredity in material choice, and the catbird as a diligent garden ally amid human interference.
Prof A Horachel reports extraordinary lightning effects on an open moor in Northumberland. A bale four to five feet across formed in the peat and from it twelve furrows extended. turf pieces flew as far as 78 feet. Holes bored in the ground radiated from the large excavation.
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