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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
11
A home cookbook fragment describes creamed chicken served in a crown mold with rice, plus accompanying dishes. It lists steps for mold preparation, rice packing, and a butter sauce with pepper and paprika, then details bread rounds, a hardboiled egg garnish, and a coffee tapioca trifle with whipped cream.
A historical note traces the term black guard from royal households to a later stigma. Dryden’s usage in Don Sebastian popularized the sense of a rogue or criminal group led by tainted authority. The piece links the guard to debters runaway slaves and pirates who ruled in old times.
The Red Cross promotes proper nurse training and registration laws to expand opportunities for women in medicine. It argues better hours pay and status attract applicants, urging readers to choose hospital-based training at accredited facilities while noting legal and union improvements are needed.
A fragmented essay lists five major archetypal sights worth travel and study: the Taj Mahal in India, the Vatican, the Mount Wilson Observatory, Shakespeare’s Stratford, and the Great Pyramid era. It argues these highlight human achievement and invites library research for further reading.
Beet sugar production hits a national record with 1.4 million tons, surpassing the prior peak set after the industry began in the United States. The landmark reflects continued growth in the sector and strong domestic demand.
Street wear dresses arrive in straight-line silhouettes for fall, with navy tricotine models, crepe-de-chine trims, and narrow belts emphasizing tailored lines. Bell sleeves and varied collars create modern necklines while panels, braids, and beads maintain a crisp, dressy look.
Fashion notes show knitted outerwear evolving into tuxedo and tie-back silhouettes for fall. Sweater coats replace old terms while new designs in worsted wool feature white collars, pearl buttons, and elbow sleeves. Designers predict hats to complete the snappy look as white velours and bright-dotted knits gain vogue.
A humorous study notes many U S towns mirror foreign and famous names. The piece cites Carthage Illinois Missouri Athens Georgia Nebraska York Ohio and other locales, plus rare names like Aunt Salina and Notre Dame Indiana.
The piece notes a Pacific Island barefoot fire walking rite described by Lieut Col St John and linked to ancient Virgil and Soracte. It then reports on Sweden's polar railway electrification with a single line standard gauge, 1 to 100 grade, 500m curve radius, water-powered generation, and 80 000 volt to 16 000 volt substations, boosting efficiency.
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