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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
2
The Okie ows State Fair features Ruth Law in a headline air stunt program. She performs aerial dives and parachute drops from her biplane at high speed, thrilling crowds with daredevil maneuvers and a test of balance. The event runs September 23 to October 2 with other stunts and attractions.
A clipped editorial excerpt urges readers to avoid simple reinvestment of good chances. It argues a man should invest capital against rivals to grow wealth, warning that smart allocation of money yields success rather than luck. It reflects Los Angeles Times style on opportunity and finance.
In 1795 Irish rebels enacted a bold bull aimed at banker Jobs Rereatord. They burned a pile of Heresford paper money to gloat, forgetting that each lost note weakens a bank’s reserve. The act, described in vivid humor, shows action matching sharp words.
A garbled line mentions a person possibly in the French navy or merchant marine or in a related group, with work on a project being done by the coffee.
Readable fragments note best evenings for clear air and low moisture. Describes mild wind and soothing climate on dry nights while damp or snowy conditions reduce comfort and sleep quality. Provides general guidance without specific dates or places.
The passage describes South Sea islanders with phrases about beer and taboos, claiming objects are sacred and should not be touched. It then references a principle about planting ice to keep something away, though the text is unclear and fragmented.
The fragment references Dr Jobs Hall urging that kind words deeds and warm heads help when men face unseen battles and trockle. It frames kindness as the primary aid amid struggle, with no secondary means of grace.
A fragment claims the earth’s expanse measures 1290 miles, describing a vast size of the barn and a pole to pole freeze. The odd wording hints at a humorous or speculative note rather than a scientific report.
Farmers with sheep or lambs should pasture them in corn fields to control weeds and pests. Sheep clean up weeds between rows, fertilize soil, and provide feed through late summer and fall, even when corn is still growing. This practice offers protein rich legume sod and can reduce need for additional crops between rows.
A farm survey notes hogs suffer in heat without shade and shows shaded pens with water access prevent losses. It cites timbered land and straw-covered yards as effective shade. warns poorly drained, low humus soils cut profits, with examples of land value erosion and labor cost impact.
The article urges weighing and testing every dairy cow to assess production potential. It argues that careful study of each cow reveals limits of yield and rewards improvements, not just culling the unprofitable.
Report notes nine of ten turkey fatalities linked to a disease outbreak affecting young birds. The article discusses causative factors and possible mitigation measures.
The Kentucky Experiment Station found feeding wheat to hogs cost 8 to 16 cents per bushel last year, with hogs selling at 7 dollars per hundredweight. If prices matched harvest figures, feeding could be profitable, since ground wheat then valued about equal to ground corn. The study suggests wheat feeds yield 7 to 10 cents more per bushel than soaked wheat.
A Leslie's Weekly note warns that postwar Europe will face epidemics and famine. It cites typhus and cholera spreading from Serbia toward Germany and Austria, with water purification and medical staff expansion urged to curb the looming health crisis.
Trieste as a business city faced wartime strain after Italy declared war. The city has seen heavy investment and a major reshaping effort continuing from late 19th into the early 20th century. Population reaches about 229,475 with a large Laeban descent community and expansion on reclaimed land.
Under Lady French leadership, canteens in England supply meals to munition workers. Faced with factory strain, housing shortage, and limited restaurant access, the service aims to provide good, freshly cooked meals at cost. Workers pay for what they eat. no profit is sought.
Left Norbury joins war production as a mechanic at a Surrey factory. He will work long hours from early morning to seven at night earning regulation pay. Aged fifty two, he notes the need for all to contribute and mentions a soldiers canteen role as part of his timing.
A fragment from a column or feature references a quirky phrase about designing a widow speaking voice. The readable text hints at opinion or humor but provides limited concrete details or identifiable names to confirm a full event or topic.
Beaumarchais warns of slander as a living force spreading through society. The passage contrasts cautious scholarly talk on progress with Dr Ernest C Richardson of Princeton and Dr Ped Ee ee me ee teas of the church, noting how rumors grow from mouth to mouth into a public crescendo of hatred.
A caller complains at a door about elevator access while a janitor urges quick entry, saying the caller should hurry up and not use the stairs. The scene captures a tense moment over building access and prompt movement.
Mrs Strongmind-Henry orders her husband to return home promptly after work every day due to a fear of danger. He admits being late by twenty minutes yesterday and jokes about narrowly avoiding being run over or kidnapped.
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