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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
7
A Chicago woman cites relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat chronic female complaints. The ad prompts readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for confidential advice, promising free guidance.
In a dramatic stage moment Mme Sarah Bernhardt was asked to model a bust. Critics noted the audience saw damp clay replaced, not true sculpting, as she appeared to pull off the surface to expose the underlying head in a display of artistic illusion.
A fragment shows a woman confronting a stranger over her missing daughter. She asks if he has seen her daughter, and the man claims to have seen her in the area on many nights. The hazy exchange hints at a town mystery and personal stake in the search.
Wisconsin forest fires trap a farmer near Ogema nine miles north, his mother and brother in law rescued by a traveling man in a red touring car. He crosses a burning twenty foot road through flames to reach the farmhouse and bring them to safety while fire consumes the timber and equipment.
Investigations by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis estimate about fifteen percent of the prison population is afflicted. With 40 000 inmates nationwide not less than 12 000 are infected, and dilapidated facilities in states like Pennsylvania Kane Ohio are described as death traps.
A seven year battle with a severe leg skin irritation ended after using Cuticura Remedies. W H White of Philadelphia reports the condition vanished following a regimen of Cuticura Resolvent with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He recalls intense pain, sleepless nights, and drastic weight loss before improvement.
Senator William Alden Smith recounts an Irish justice of the peace in Michigan. In a trial the evidence was complete and the defense’s attorney spoke eloquently. When the opposing lawyer began, the dusties asked what he was doing. The judge replied he did not want both sides argued.
A brief humorous exchange about engagements and money. A woman recalls being engaged to a rich man who spent little, while expressing a preference for a younger suitor in town for two weeks with about $300 to his name.
The note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castorlia for infants and children, noting its long standing signature. It adds a quip about Nicaraguans preferring fighting to eating, then wryly muses that courage may reflect poor cooking, and ends with a line about never marrying if one were a man.
A fragment cites guidance about crossing muddy areas and maintaining white clothing. It mentions Downer and Hed Cross Hall Blue and urges cleanliness. The text includes a mix of proverb like risks and instructions from a bygone era.
Mrs H W Meagy of 1515 L Street Bakersfield California says doctors failed to help and she suffered severe distress from Addney accretions and kidney symptoms. She claims Doan's Kidney Pills saved her from Wright's disease and praises their effects, with a dealer price of 50 cents a box from Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A humorous quip notes that when a man marries he gains many gifts from his wife, while pondering what a wife keeps her husband in, highlighting social expectations and marital roles with playful wit.
A humorous prose excerpt recalls an incident with President Johnson mistaken about a dead man and a dinner tale by Jerome McWade. The piece relays a joke about misrecognition and a Duluth magnate’s view of quaint rural characters including janitor Boucher at lunch with lobster and mayonnaise.
A public exchange questioned the value of commencement exercises as graduates debated career guidance and governance. Public figures offered career advice while graduates suggested government management approaches. The remarks highlighted differing perspectives on post graduation responsibilities.
Fragmented OCR style text hints at names and phrases. The passage mentions Geis Gkissing Hen and Went Virgin and references desire and choosing what is best as echoed by Froude. No coherent event or clear entities form a definite news item.
Fragmented lines compare a man who starts saving money to a unkind label while a businessman figures out what to do next as the moment of decision. The text appears as garbled dialogue, lacking clear context or identifiable entities.
A hostess schemes to hide a pie by serving guests without revealing a second slice. Her husband and a dinner guest resist indulgence until the pie’s quality tempts them, exposing the ruse as the host tries to salvage the plan.
An early Coca Cola promotional piece urges readers to enjoy CommCula at soda fountains or in bottles, promising relief from fatigue and thirst. It invites readers to request a free booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola and to send for the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Hook for 1910 featuring Casey At The Bat and league schedules.
A neighbor names a pet owl after Judge Nicholas Longworth of Ohio. The following day an excited maid disrupts his wife's garden party saying the judge has “laid an eye.” The mood and events ripple through the neighborhood in a brisk, satirical tone.
Boston Herald reports a quirky column noting a minister declines cucumbers amid playful banter with a child named Tommie. The piece captures light domestic humor and family chat.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions betting on uncovering sin and a game or team reference to Red Ine and Crows Ball Blue with unrelated phrases about lending and pants. No coherent event or entities to confirm.
Two Englishmen rest at the Ted Horse Ton in Stentivedon Avon when a print beneath shows The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. A stranger explains the print’s accuracy while a Welter confirms it as true. An elderly minister admits borrowing material for sermons while asserting proper quotation.
A fragment quotes Lewin or Line D about the secret of life not doing what one likes but learning to like what must be done, highlighting discipline and resolve as central themes. The terse remark reflects a columnist or editor’s aside on personal conduct and obligation.
A scrambled fragment discusses a dietary claim about improving digestion and bowel health. It contrasts dairy or meat within a broader claim, noting some preference for certain foods over others, though specifics are unclear.
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