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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
3
An advice column details how to recognize heat exhaustion in work horses and how to treat and prevent it. It covers cooling methods, shade, feeding, rest, and the avoidance of harmful drugs, with instructions for stimulant doses and emergency veterinary contact. It also mentions preventing heat stress through ventilation, water access, and gradual workload changes.
A Farm Press description details a hinged hog hurdle built from light wood and mesh fencing with waterproof building paper between layers and a central wooden brace. The rig forms a narrow movable lane that advances as hogs move, allowing coaxing when driving pigs is difficult.
A 19th century note reviews evidence of pre-Columbian horses in the Americas from Alaska to Patagonia, citing fossil finds across many regions and suggesting multiple possible causes for their disappearance before the Spanish conquest. It mentions debates about climate change, disease, and a vampire bat theory, and ends with an unrelated tip about cream can lids.
Home millinery pieces show untrimmed hats crafted from silk, velvet, and plush in silk crepe hues. Ready-to-fit shapes and trims simplify feather-based fashion. artisans and amateurs can assemble stylish headwear with prelined options for easier placement.
An old authoritative piece argues that fresh air prevents disease and supports bodily health. It warns that bad air from sewage or crowded lungs spreads illness and cold the remedy is constant ventilation with windows adjusted high and low to ensure ongoing air exchange.
A dressy afternoon costume features pale gray satin mescaline with selftone silk rat-tail braid adorning the bodice and tunic. Cream lace and mousteline trim the bodice, edged by black velvet ribbon and tiny black buttons. The left-front tunic opening ends with a gray braid fringe and a long trained skirt finishes with deep tucks.
A newspaper note describes footwear options for women with weak ankles. It highlights dressy high shoes in white buckskin or suede, bronze or colored boots, and high tan or white canvas styles with sturdy soles. Tennis-sole boots are suggested to support the ankle while maintaining dress appeal.
Seaside lake or mountain wearers find the reefer coat the ideal wrap. A light-weight woolen check provides warmth with short loose style suited to one-piece dresses. A blonde in pale blue and white checks with white collar and cuffs and gilt buttons complements a white pique frock.
Elderly women preferring honneta to data may struggle to find pleasing bonnets. A store offered a breaded black net bonnet draped over the crown with a coronet of white flowers and a black aigrette. Ribbons bound the strings. Another bonnet features white Yedda braid under cobwebby black net with black roses on the left and rose tiles. the strings are held by the decorative elements.
The piece outlines a gray linen gown cut in one piece with an oddly shaped linen band on the skirt and an inset of heavy lace. A narrow hem frames the band, linen hand trimmings, and a caplet over the sleeves. A finely tucked India lawn collar can accompany the costume.
Mrs Annie Bruwarski, wife of counterfeiter Stanely Truwarski, collapsed at the county jail entrance in East Pittsburg after a hunger strike and lack of funds. She begged to see her husband, who is jailed for counterfeiting, and recounted their hardships, leading to immediate aid and a welfare investigation.
An old newspaper ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders. It includes testimony from J F Haynie of Forest Grove Oregon, claiming relief after weeks in bed with blood in urine and a year without an attack. Also mentions price sixty cents and Foster Millburn Co Buffalo N.Y. Local Enterprise notes enjoyments at Benson region club.
A fragment mentions You Us Ball Blue and Ball Blue products with a price note of 2 0, then a stray quotation about reducing life to petty daily living and demanding grandeur from life attributed to Philip Brooks.
A compact fragment from various 19th century writers includes J C Snaith and Elihu Burritt. The passage mentions a single binder cigar and urges gentle voice at home. Leigh Hunt is quoted asking for a love filled with action.
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