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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
A garden dialogue between Tam the Optelia Rose and the Oriole explores beauty across seasons. The Oriole praises nature from spring blooms to winter snow, and the Rose agrees, noting children’s goodness and the world’s splendor as the sun rises over a vivid, imagined landscape.
Wartime era guidance urges conserving women power and household efficiency. It lists practical tips on meal prep, canning, labeling, and labor saving at home, with advice on improved cooking methods, storage, and homemaking science. It emphasizes reducing worry, boosting productivity, and maintaining comfort while cutting costs.
A brief, garbled notice reports Samoa and Switzerland involved in a supply claim. The text mentions 1,000,000 water?ow for the American army and an unusual chicken-raising note as a side, with unclear connections and dates.
A vintage ad promotes lemon and Orchard White to create a cheap freckle and sunburn whitening lotion. It instructs women to mix two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint solution for use on face neck arms and hands. The copy ends claiming the product is harmless and notes Poland's population during the war.
A fragmented text piece argues women fear aging and hints at new life and renewal, contrasting optimism amid widespread doubt. The readable lines present a philosophical theme rather than a clear event or report, with no identifiable people or organizations.
A vivid anecdote from the South African war era describes Gen Smaith-Dorrien visiting headquarters with dispatches. He reads them, declines a request with a measured joke and orders readiness to move in two hours. The exchange highlights his candor and humor.
The dialogue bursts with mispronounced words as a playful exchange unfolds about locating a hat in London Answers.
A light exchange notes that marriage hinges on nerve, with one speaker stating that bold resolve is the safest basis for wedlock. The other party echoes the idea, suggesting boldness is key to a successful union.
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