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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
6
The article warns of rising respiratory illness as cold weather arrives. It cites air passage hazards, heating effects, and weakened defenses. It stresses that warmth and proper heating reduce susceptibility while urging preventive measures against colds and catarrh.
A meditation on unlocking latent energy and personal potential contrasts with news from Banto Domingo where U S supervision has improved finances. W B Pulliam notes year’s income at 2 948 000 and reserved funds for foreign bonds, while public service benefits from better revenue use and zoning improvements under American oversight.
A jumbled set of quoted maxims and anecdotes about relationships, wealth, and wisdom. Includes lines about temptation, deceit, and prudence, with scattered references to Adam, a bartender, Missouri, and honey from a beehive. Observations on human behavior mix with odd anecdotes and moral sayings.
An extended article discusses underground cesspools and septic tank systems for urban sewage disposal. It outlines percolation concerns, soil barriers, pipe layouts, grading, and subsoil irrigation as a safer alternative. It highlights dangers of abandoned wells and open cesspools, arguing for watertight tanks with inspection access.
The text extols cement in building, noting its growing popularity, plasticity and strength when properly mixed. It describes avoiding surface imitation of stone, using reinforced cement with steel wire or rods, and employing expanded metal lath for walls. It also mentions durable floors and practical cement construction for warehouses.
The article discusses building with hollow cement blocks, noting their benefits for dry walls and ventilation, and claims Edison predicts cement houses becoming common in America. It also reports on the kookaburra in Australia, known as the settlers clock, and its unpredictable, boisterous calls during various events.
Japanese Methodist Church in Seattle plans to build a new institutional church for the local Japanese community and aims to install Rev. Yoshioki, pastor from the First Methodist Church, in charge.
The report lists nationwide trade figures for the Philippines last year with imports shown as 30.4 percent and value near 810, and exports totaling 34,007,867, suggesting a focus on import and export values for the period.
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