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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1911

Page

7

Motoring in All the Fullness and a London Dreamers Ride

The article cites Newell Dwight Hiltz and a physician billing tale from Evans ton Illinois, then shifts to a Cosmopolitan magazine excerpt praising the motor car. It envisions the machine’s power, speed, and modern marvels, quoting Londoners on racing and the car’s impact on travel and imagination.

Newell Dwight Hiltz New York First Presbyterian Church Evanston Ill Romie Tesson Doctor Hills Hillis Tt & Got Cosmopolitar France Switzerland Anton Londerron Owen

How They Dressed So Well In Paris On A Clerks Salary

A narrator describes Paris fashion as ostentatious yet affordable for a simple clerk. Hats costing hundreds and gowns priced to tempt, with beauty and actresses flaunting costly styles for photos and social status. The piece contrasts luxury living with modest incomes and speculative salaries.

Wongard Neuresk Faubourget Honote Paria Miny Dcirens Paris

Scandal to German Culture and University Wines

A fragmentary column notes a joke about Gottingen students preferring imported California wines over Ithine and Moselle. It jokes about German patriotism and compares to the University of Chicago, reflecting on writing habits and cultural pretensions.

Unis University of Gottingen University of Chicago

Up-to-Date Dialect in a Plantation Dialogue

A rustic exchange from Success Magazine features Tocte Mose, a plantation worker, questioned about religion. He denies being a preacher and shrinks from discussing the Gospel, joking that he would touch the subject very lightly.

Rujoy the Road at the Hour and Improve the Lind

Fragmentary OCR reads suggest a road themed notice with peculiar phrasing. No clear person, organization, date, or place can be confirmed. The readable fragments imply a stylistic or cipher-like message rather than a coherent event.

Fragmentary Nature Exchange Catches Attention

In a clipped dialogue the phrase Maybe they are just scouting appears as neighbors discuss visitors. Mr Groweber speculates that outsiders may be drawn by reports of a good cook and seek to become acquainted, revealing a curious overheard exchange.

Mr. Groweber

The Bummer Parting Cat Boarding Dilemma

In a humorous exchange from Puck, a couple debates what to do with their cat as they plan parting ways. The husband suggests leaving the cat behind since no boarding option would accept it. The quip captures a domestic scene with wit and a feline dilemma.

Jim Puck

Incorrigible Banter on Weather and Saving

A playful exchange features a censorious friend and a frivolous counterpart debating rainy day plans. The perlaux character admits cutting out weather predictions and preserving them, while the other quips about sensible preparation.

Perlaux Perpan

Not Exactly Conductor Did You Stretch On Journey

A passenger talks about not stretching after a stop at Jupiter, while the conductor mentions entering the dining car and a vague remark about planning or meals.

Jupetion

Prominent Scientist Offers Hope For Despondent Readers

A voiced piece presents a self advertising scientist claiming cures for nervous and digestive ailments. The narrative highlights his methods, promises free consultations, and emphasizes a universal system combining ideas from multiple schools to tailor treatments. He asserts widespread success across America and urges readers to seek his laboratory for relief.

Browning letter reveals Mrs Browning death moment

Browning described in a private letter to Mrs Alagion the death of Mrs Browning as the moment he felt her leave. He wrote of an immediate peaceful passing with her head in his arms and no lingering pain. The note is highlighted as one of his most intimate expressions of love.

Browning Mrs. Browning Aho Mra

Why Should I Use Cuticura Soap

An ad touts Cuticura Soap as preventive for skin troubles and a general beauty aid. It claims purity and fragrance, softens skin, conditions hair, and keeps scalp free from irritation, noting it costs slightly more but lasts longer than ordinary soaps. Readers may request a free trial cake and booklet by writing to Boston.

Drageta Boston

Fragmentary dialogue hints at a love confession

A garbled OCR fragment shows a character claiming a man would marry her if he were twenty five years younger, with disjointed lines and unclear context. The text mentions Chartly and a reference to age and desire, but lacks coherent narrative.

Dust and Tuberculosia Commission Studies Mining Dust Dangers

The United States government has appointed a commission, in cooperation with state authorities, to investigate conditions in the metal mining industries with emphasis on lung disease. The inquiry follows lines similar to the Royal Commission of Australia, whose report has been received.

National Association For the United States Royal Commission of Australia

Hum… Fragmentary Item From A Local Report

A garbled OCR fragment mentions an elderly person, outdoors, and rain with a guard or footman. Key names and clear actions are missing, leaving uncertainty about who acts and what occurs. No verifiable events or outcomes are present in readable text.

Charity Requests and Courtroom Irony From A City Notebook

A charity worker asks Senator Fiat of California for funds for a ward in a hospital but the senator, citing many similar demands, vows to give spare money to good causes like flowers for the dead. A separate note from the Cleveland Plain Dealer records a pocket-picking case where the jury returns not guilty yet the court brands the defendant a liar.

United States Cleveland Plain Dealer

Speeders condemned for rushing traffic in modern city

A disjointed note reflects public anger at reckless driving as authorities seek to curb speed violations. Citizens blame both drivers and enforcement while call for stricter penalties and clearer guidelines to reduce accidents.

A Senate of Lawyers and Diverse Professions

The United States Senate comprises 61 lawyers, eight bankers, four farmers, three journalists, two mite operators, two manufacturers, one author, one doctor and four with unspecified callings. Among the farmers Tillman and Smith hail from South Carolina. The lawyers clearly outnumber all others.

Senate of Lawyers Senate of the United States South Carolina Tillman and Smith

TRY BALL BLUING The housewife’s friend on washday

A promotional note for Ball Bluing highlighting its superior blue tint over Red Cross Ball Blue. Claims Ball Bluing offers a clearer wash by using liquid bluing in a weak solution, contrasted with ecolaract. Mentions 5 and 10 cent sizes and that all grocers carry it.

ALLL

New disappointment at WAS reveals closer view of WAS team

In a terse exchange, First Summer Girl notes a expected four man lineup while Second Summer Girl agrees only a single viewer saw a woman at WAS. The brief item reflects rumor and misperception, with a sharp sports gossip tone typical of the era.

Puck

Fragmentary Tale In The Woods Spouses Mislead

Fragmented text hints at a story of lovers, a misleading youth, and a forest encounter. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving a cryptic, dreamlike scene with references to death, hope, and pursuit. The garbled lines imply a dramatic, possibly cautionary tale set near a wooded area.

Beautiful Post Cards and Merchandise From Surtauea Kalnder

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions beautiful postcards for a Husramrite of wy Very abies and a 65 Jackson Mt address. It includes stray quotes and phrases about friendship, guiding children, and a product called Fedmew Infemnia Ham claimed to curb wind or colds. The text is garbled with unclear entities and purpose.

Kannee

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