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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
7
A vintage newspaper blurb touts Lydia E Bell Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments, claiming it has helped women avoid surgery and regain health. It includes anecdotal testimonials, warnings about operations, and mentions Castoria for children.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a dispute over a gun's marked range. The dialogue shows one speaker insisting the gun would hoot 200 yards while another notes the label reads 450 yards, hinting at a discrepancy and two participants.
The passage recalls a humorous or prophetic rejoinder to Hayne, mentioning Wobator delivering a great speech and speculating that future figures like Henry Cabot Lodge or Winthrop Crane may suppress Ten Tishnan. It laments those who cultivate gloom with cheerful rhetoric, citing Henry Ward Beecher as a touchstone.
A Washington lawyer recalls Thad Stevens at the Stafford as a big player on Pennsylvania Avenue. He tells of a Saturday night spree at Teel's and an early morning return with winnings that funded a church donation later revealed to be tainted money.
A worn narrator recalls a comic misfire about a forgotten item and a janitor’s boy. Sadie and the speaker form a bond over discipline and sacrifice as they race to fetch a missing article, trading patience for shared sympathy and friendship.
Instructions describe two classic paper splitting methods using glass and cloth or paste. The text also rails against overwork, warning that sacrificing sleep and holidays harms the mind and results in eventual decline.
A Persian censor bans a Persian translation of Jules Verne Voyage to the Moon, deeming it religiously offensive. The censor argues that aiming at the moon, even as fiction, constitutes a crime in Persia. The incident recalls a past act where a gun was fired at the moon, though it missed.
A quirky note discusses a dealer’s sign and the need for a name change for business. The speaker mentions confusion over the name Binley Littleton and remarks that many people would ignore such a name on a sign.
Mrs Freeman Craver describes a baby whose eczema appeared at eight months, worsening around the eyes and chin. A physician blamed teething. after trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment per a Cuticura Book, the child was cured by age one and has remained clear for years. Free samples and a 22 page book offered by Cuticura Dept. 2 K, Boston.
A reader story promotes Doan's Kidney Pills by a MorritstonArkansas user, detailing severe backache swelling and dizziness relieved by the product. The ad section urges readers to trust the Doan's name and lists Foster Milburn Co as the Buffalo NY supplier.
A Kansas City Times reprint recounts a teacher famed for cheer and grit who calms unruly pupils with confident words yet faces a tough breakthrough in understanding student doubts. The tale uses a neighbor’s parable about roads to the mill to explore religious creed and salvation.
Facts note a decline in liquid bluing sales after Red Cross Tall Blue enters the market. A solid package promises easier use, whiter clothes, longer lasting whiteness, and lower cost. Ads urge shoppers to ask their grocer. The piece adds quirky lines about domestic roles and a proverb.
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