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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1905

Page

2

Millions of life claims 1908 rise across states

The Insurance Press reports total life claim payments in 1908 reached large sums, led by New York with about 69 million dollars and Pennsylvania near five thousand, as claims spread across states including Ohio, New Jersey, and Alaska. The analysis notes New York’s population and broader insurance activity, with states like Massachusetts and Illinois showing substantial but smaller totals.

Atte Jna Pear Fett TNT Elnime Tnturence Amott Anton Varhed New York Alanka Pennsylvania Tufnell Ohio New Jersey Miceachusetta Timote Inet Cetadiens Elaime Tor Chen Whit Rombines Chiegge Philadelphia Emall Huston

Hydrophobia and a Curious Wound Care Tale

Fragments describe hydrophobia skepticism and a century old home remedy for wounds. A Georgia bishop recounts Jerome Wade, a mail carrier who leaped a five foot fence to reach safety, then sought revenge on a calf in a rural anecdote from New York and a general discussion of wound cleansing with bicarbonate paste.

New York Jerome Wade Jerome McWearle

Actress Lives In Luxury Amid Queer Old House Tale

An eccentric tale centers on actress Meo Sarah Mirnhardt living in lavish style at her Party area home. Vivid details describe a purple ensconced hedgeome with ornate decor, satin draperies, lace curtains, and an antique timepiece filled with souvenirs.

Sarah Mirnhardt

Rungell Sage Back at Work in Union Meeting

Rungell Sage returns to activity after retirement, appearing at a Western Union meeting where associates praised his hearty presence. Mr. Engu be 80, yet showed vigor for a man of his years, amid a tense atmosphere.

Rungell Sage Rucell Gage Engu

Fear for Niagara Drains on This Famous Show

The Niagara River diversions to power plants are rising, sparking legal efforts to curb future withdrawals. Industrial use fuels acetylene, carbide, and street lighting while a clergyman in England recounts a charity sale miscue.

Ing Poe

Wig and fashion shift in noble headwear history

A fragmentary account traces the antique wig from royal courts to modern clergy and lawmakers. It notes the costly decoration lingering on official heads during English history, referencing the 1898 Princess Royal marriage and the evolving removal of wig usage among clergy and legal figures.

France England

Baby's Instinct Confession Of A GrapeNuts Favorite Boy

A mother from ai Obie town shares a photo of her 4 year old son who has eaten GrapeNuts since age two. She notes he drinks it with milk or cream and rejects other foods, sticking to the cereal three meals a day. The message praises the product and hints at family health and wholesome eating.

Ai Obie Reed Lone Postem Battle Creek

Constance notes a mysterious boarder in church and home

Constance Hamilton obsesses over Primus Edes, a quiet boarder who stares through their sitting room window. She recalls her husband, suspects a hidden link, and enlists Mrs Pry to search Edes’s sparse room for clues while wary townsfolk whisper about the stranger.

Johnny Clare Tam Mra. Hamilton Constance Fek Tom Mrs. Pry

Rosalie May decorates table then fades from kitchen tale

In a June morning episode Rosalie May decorates the family table with dew fresh sweet pens and pink ribbon napkin ties, earning Père’s sharp rebuke. The absurd tableau ends when she abandons the habit, while a separate anecdote recalls Richard Olney demanding consul language skill and a witty reply from a Western politician seeking a Chinese posting.

Rorate May Rosalie May Abe Papa Rosalie

Chapter IX Light or Dark in Primus Eyes Mind

Text fragment voices speculation on witchwork and magic around Primus Eyes. Mrs Hamilton ponders whether Mrs Fry’s hints influence her thoughts and whether Vane Hammon would return to Grovedale in disguise to resume his crown mill work.

Mra Fry Primus Hamilton Vane Ham Grovedale

Remarkable Postscript at Bryn Mawr Lunch

Bryn Mawr College president Mies Carey Thomas spoke at a luncheon about children’s ingenuousness. She recounted a friend’s letter from Andover showing a child’s miswritten words and earnest plea for a small sum.

Mies Carey Thomas Bryn Mawr College Chilldren

Baking Powder Dangers Draw Attention In Markets

Consumers warned that many baking powders change ingredients in cooking and may contain Rochelle salts or alum. Prof. Wiley cites health concerns and legislators push for safer powders like Calumet. A Persian carpet gift to King Edward VII highlights royal exchanges and a forthcoming adornment for the Princess of Wales.

Wiley United States Department of Agriculture Hay Massachusetts Hoxton Hartung C. O. Kepler 7. B. Foster G. M. Palmer Edward Persia Bhalr Poesia England London Edward VII Prince and Princess of Wales

Dodd's Kidney Pills Assert Bright's Disease Cure

Sound as a Dollar Monticello Minn Ang. Tth Btr J W Moore credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing Bright's Disease even in late stages. He recounts medical doom in 1898, swelling feet and near collapse, then rapid recovery after a short treatment, praising the remedy and regained health.

Monticello Minn Ang J. W. Moore Bright Dodd Mr. Moore Gettig

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