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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
Mrs Crana Frans of Kasota Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of weakness and pain. She urges others to consider the medicine, noting it helped her more than a physician and claiming it benefits other women with similar distressing symptoms.
A fragmentary note on European royal pretensions lists rulers claiming multiple titles including Austria Spain and Jerusalem. The piece shifts to a domestic vignette where Mrs Geddes scolds Nora over forgotten fingerbowls, highlighting a comic lapse in household instruction.
A garbled local exchange from the Toungstown Telegram describes a newsboy with a curious dog. Onlookers debate breed hints as a passerby asks about its purpose while the owner defends the animal, using odd phonetic spellings that blur meaning.
A fragmented buzz notes Till’s fate and warns youths to beware a girl in disguise. The garbled lines hint at risk in social circles and deceptive appearances, reflecting early 20th century slang and sensational phrasing.
A guide advises women to press garments after each wear to extend life and reduce washing. Use tissue paper to protect fabrics when touching wrong sides, and avoid shine on ribbons. A white frock may improve with a borax wash and careful ironing. lingerie benefits from borax treatment and air drying.
List of herbs with culinary and medicinal notes including mint for meat, basil alternatives, lavender for oil, sage for sariage, fennel leaves in fish sauces, dill for pickles, borage and thyme uses, chives in salads, tarragon in vinegar, and coriander caraway seeds for fruit, plus a note on medicinal plants such as pennyroyal and hyssop.
A household recipe column explains preparing a fig and nut jelly with figs pecans gelatin and whipped cream plus a tomato peeling method using knife pressure and hot water. It also covers celery preparation and a cream sauce with butter flour for serving.
Guidance on preserving lemons by keeping them dry or coating each fruit with egg white. Use three whites to cover many lemons, roll in the white, let dry, and rub off the coating before use.
To cook an egg the water should boil rapidly. Break the egg into it and set it on the flame to keep warm for three minutes. The egg will be jellied through. This method is described as best for a little child.
A garbled note suggests adding butter to jam or marmalade during waking steps, then removing it from a frame to make the fruit appear clearer without skimming. The fragment is nonsensical and lacks identifiable people places or events.
Mrs Meliargue of 147 West Sixth Street Jacksonville Florida writes praising Peruna. She claims medical benefit for catarrh and throat trouble and notes sharing the remedy with friends as a minister's wife who speaks well of it.
The American Red Cross and the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis issued a definition for antituberculous work. It limits annual spending through April 30 1915 and lists eligible activities including hospital and sanatorium construction, hospital care, day or night camps, dispensaries, visiting nurses, open air schools, treatment frames or preventoria, and educational or legislative efforts aimed at infection prevention.
The automatic airbrake, crucial to modern railroads, is credited to George Westinghouse with a 1872 patent, superseding his 1869 non automatic brake. other claimants include Mme M Crowane and Henry Miller of White Plains, noted in a Times letter. The piece also shares light humor from Parisian life amid trouble.
The British Hussars formed the Seventh Queen s Own Hussars in 1807 included the Duke of Connaught who joined cavalry after rifle and artillery service. Prince Arthur, Hieron, and Prince Alexander of Teck also began their military careers in the same regiment.
A brief note questions support for the suffrage movement with two letters mentioning a husband and wife in a local context. The item reflects small community engagement and prompts readers about their contributions.
Tirown hurries on a platform nearly colliding with Jones who asks his destination. They discuss fruit and a pear left in a corner. An old lady protests as Jones searches, while a young couple blushes and a humorous line about literary emoluments appears with a price list for poetry.
State health officials recommend creating hospital districts each spanning four to six counties to fund and build tuberculosis hospitals. The plan aims to extend sanatoria, coordinate county cooperation, and care for about 36,000 patients while reducing Ohio’s annual death toll of around 7,000.
A readable but incomplete social snippet mentions a married person, a restrained tone, and a promise of chance with a man named Tony, leaving many details unclear and no clear events or entities to anchor a proper news item.
The piece discusses changing bridal fashion and trousseau practices, noting fewer gowns and faster style cycles. It cites social commentary on short-lived wardrobes, with remarks about yearly dress purchases and diminishing offerings from suppliers, reflecting evolving consumer trends.
A humorous exchange on baby naming whispers that Reginald Claude would befit a boy who stirs up trouble in school. The London Opinion quips that such a formal name may prompt mischief each time he goes to pew school.
A fragmented line references Mayme Hae Nance in connection with an abetment case, though surrounding context is incomplete. The readable portion suggests legal or court activity but lacks full details or outcomes.
A decipherable fragment shows a humorous scene with a person misplacing a pipe while balancing a canoe. The wording hints at a lighthearted moment captured in a historical local item, reflecting casual language and everyday mishaps.
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