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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
12
A temperance piece argues milk boosts shipyard workers over beer, citing improved strength, vision, and efficiency. It notes shortages and high milk use by Beattie shipyards, praises abstinence for productivity, and cites New Hampshire prohibition data and a soldier’s plea for temperance measures.
Col Stanising Loxavert a Polish colonel in the Kuastan medical service died in a mysterious road incident that killed Rasputin. He reported to President Wilson on Russian affairs and was part of a six member party killed near Grand Duke Dimitri Maviowski's shore. The monk Rasputin was killed for alleged German influence to break peace with Russia. His widow and child survived, and she later served in France.
The Roumanian crown prince defies plans to desert his bride Cecile Lambring daughter of a major in the army and seeks to keep his wife. King Ferdinand orders 75 days solitary confinement for his absence as the couple honeymoon at Render Besanrabin. The incident raises questions on dynastic succession and if Charles recovers his rights his brother Nicholas would become heir apparent.
Enoch Herbert Crowder born April 11, 1890, in Edinburgh Missouri. His early schooling at Grant River College led to a West Point appointment via Henry M. Pollard and placement after J Q Brown resigned. Crowder completed cadet training and graduated with honors in 1881.
Thomas Lambda Jones, born October 6 1800 in Jackson Louisiana, rose from educator to editor and politician. He served as Louisiana secretary to Governor Foster, held editorial roles, and later became envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Honduras in 1818, with a long career in public service and state defense leadership.
Two city girls Alice Winter and Helen Randolf move to No 9 Tidy Lane on Long Island seeking escape from urban life. They transform a secluded cottage into a thriving writers’ retreat, nurturing stories by Philip Cheyne and guiding his return from war as his success grows.
Fragmented text suggests myths of Ireland Scotland and Wales endure through centuries kept alive by curiosities and shared stories. It mentions dragon myths, the Kya of Het, and moon and sun imagery influencing modern conduct, with Roscommon visions tying to ancient thought.
Fragmentary text shows a reference to a woman saved from surgery and mentions Mrs Binzer linked to a famed household word. The readable lines imply a personal anecdote or famous saying tied to a medical event and a named place or person.
A brief quotation attributes the line to Woodrow Wilson calling it a line about unity in a shared effort. The source presents it as a concise expression of collective purpose from the former president.
A garbled excerpt cites Dr Piernety and a list of medical agents described as effective. Mentions blood and liver conditions and a recommendation of a medicine possibly akin to Gokias Medica with references to Pierce. Also notes an elderly woman and a distant observation of digging on an empty hill.
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