Maud Thomas Sails as Publisher in Seav er Herald
Maud Thomas becomes publisher of the Seaver Herald, taking the helm of the paper and guiding its edition. Local readers anticipate changes in tone and coverage as leadership shifts.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
2
Big Brother Treatment and Women's Roles Across Nations
The article discusses the big brother treatment model from New York, highlighting personal influence over troubled youths and citing a New York Sun view. It then surveys women's professional roles in Britain, noting few in law or medicine and predicting growth with education. A Baltimore vice-mayor proposal seeks to relieve the mayor of routine duties, citing workload including diplomas to numerous city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goon Sen
Ernest K. Coulter Origi
New York
New York Sun
New York City
Coaming
Bint
Little Brother
Park Avenna
Grandtreet
Mr. B
Quest
Mise Tarnet
Gessex
Mise L. C KR Smith
Cardi
Colleges
Universitien
America
France
Germany
Baltimore
Mahool
City College
the Sun
Diamonds Rise in Import Trade and Opulent Collectibles
Commenting on April import data, Terde In Diamonds notes a rise in diamond trade with 865,829.55 dollars imported and a related restoration trend in pieces. A Australian syndicate plans to train a gifted singer for concerts in major cities upon her return, aiming to promote their venture. Menelik II’s era curiosities include a vast collection of hair samples and emeralds, highlighted by a famed royal archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binger
Australia
Varis
Abe
Hops
Coneet
Pantin
Two Good Litters of Pigs and Breeding Insights
Read from agricultural notes on sow productivity and litter numbers across ages. Details cover optimal litter timing, feeding safeguards, and the benefits of mature sows for larger, healthier litters. Also discusses nutrition including meat meal and tankage to boost growth and winter hardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hila di
Orange Judd Farm
Wo Gilte
Modern living room and den house plan outlined
William A. Radford advises readers on adaptable home design. The 29 by 35 foot plan includes a front living room with two lighted sides, a rear den with desk and typewriter space, and multiple bathrooms. Emphasizes efficient use of space, ventilation, and flexible furniture for comfort and daily life.
Mouse and Rat Proof Crib Concept
An illustrated idea for a small corn crib designed to be mouse and rat proof. It describes removing all corn from the bottom so that when corn is taken out the crib moves, encouraging rodents to leave the structure.
Potatoes Sprayed Against Blight Guidance Issued
The Wisconsin experiment station issues directions for spraying potatoes against blight. The plan calls for 150 pounds of vinegar strength vitrol 200 pounds of fresh lime and five pounds of potassium ferrocyanide crystals. First spray uses 40 pounds blue vitrol and 60 pounds lime mixed in 25 gallons water. prepare the solution the night before spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Experlmoent Station
Preparation of Bordeaux mixture for vines and lime handling
Instructions describe making Bordeaux mixture using blue vitriol and lime with detailed steps. It covers lime preparation, stock solutions, mixing in barrels, and filtration through a gunny sack, plus a test with potassium ferrocyanide to ensure safety for foliage. It warns against burning and drowning during lime slaking and notes storage of leftover stock solutions for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Red haired beauty sparks curious trust and envy
The article notes red haired people as trusted and warn of their peculiar beauty. It mentions how red headed girls attract attention and implies a man who wins one will not be lonesome, hinting at a dramatic mix of temper and allure from Titian hues.
Harriman Praised as Builder of Better Railroads Abroad
A column defends Edward H. Harriman during a European trip praising his rail line improvements. It extols Harriman for funding safe tracks and fair handling of interests, calling him a public benefactor and strong financier who spends on American railroads. The piece notes his perfection isn't claimed but lauds his contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MH. Harriman
Europe
William
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
B. H. Harriman
Hutchinson
Kan
Anander
Lucky
Hia Road
Laughter Reveals A Barking Series Of Violent Laughs
The passage describes laughter as a series of short barks produced by a tightening of chest muscles and vocal cords. Air is trapped then released in quick bursts, causing vocal cords to vibrate and generate barking sounds. Violent laughter engages the whole body with splays and stamps as breath runs short.
Interview with Professor on Mars Inhabitants Mystery
The dialogue features Prof Thinktum debating Mars life and signals. The professor suggests Mars could be inhabited and possibly more intelligent than humans, noting indications of an older civilization and the likelihood they would ignore speculative contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Thinktum
Thitor
The Way He Did It
A witness recalls confronting a man named Jenkins about misconduct. The speaker states Jenkins answered back only briefly before the confrontation ended when the telephone receiver was hung up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkina
Jenkins
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William A. Radford
Fred OF
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Buiter
Za.radford Editor
Bep Rm. Wwoxizor
Dinine Ro
Keren “Woxdo
Livine Rm Woney
ROK
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All Bex
Wisconsin Experiment Station
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