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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

3

Commodore Nicholson Endorses Peruna Again

A letter from Commodore Somerville Nicholson of Washington urges Peruna as protection for army and navy. The item notes widespread endorsements from military figures and Dr. Hartman, while warning readers to seek prompt results if unsatisfied.

Mmodore Somerville Nicholso United States R. Street Weat Washington, D. C Perana Navy Tariman Ia Peruna 5. B. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Swindler Preys on Wealthy Targets in Political Scheme

A professional swindler targets affluent individuals amid political maneuvering, exploiting high status and comfortable means to secure gains. The narrative underlines the risk to nobly born figures and hints at systemic vulnerability in elite circles.

Butler Woman Becomes Desk Sergeant In Police Force

Miss Nettie Payne of Butler Pa is appointed desk sergeant of the Butler police, on duty 7 p m to 5 a m. Despite initial objections, Police Chief Schule recommended her but the police committee upheld the appointment. Payne has performed her duties to the committee's satisfaction.

Nettie Payne Butler Jenik Schule Mise Payne London William Waldorf Astor Mrs. Astor Harher

Japanese Language Study Expanded at Berlin Academy

Learning Japanese language shifts from a military academy subsidy to broader German schools. Five lieutenants will join the Oriental seminary in Berlin for Japanese training, while the rest of the excerpt features misquoted dialogue about family traits and a child’s claim of resemblance.

Military Academy of Berlin Oriental Seminary of Berlin

Portrait Heist At Boston Gallery Amid Clever Con, Outrage

A Boston photo gallery tale from Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a man posing for a portrait. He tricks the artist by wearing and then stealing a gold watch and chain, while asking for bright makeup and premier cabinets. The thief disappears with his captured accessories in Rowton.

Boston Ali Old Rowton Cleveland Plain Dealer

One and a Majority Exemplify Obstinacy and Firmness

Anecdotes recall Abe Parker once Roxbury city marshal turned citizen after political shifts. A juror dispute in Norfolk County Superior Court featured Parker as lone dissent against conviction. Judge Brown and Mayor Tewis recall Parker’s wit as he quipped about eleven a favorable jury. A Hartland town meeting recounts Judge Stewart’s impromptu sport when Waterhouse toppled from a chair, yet the judge noted Waterhouse still had the floor.

Tn Roxbury Boston Abraham G. Parker Roxbury Cmmon Abe Mr. Grimwig Norfolk County Boston Herald Waterhouse Stewart Hartland Opera House Miller

Judge Peabody's Trae Client Mistake

An Irish Portland wife sought an attorney for her husband’s legal trouble. She chose Lawyer Peabody after a Supreme Judicial Court endorsement, but the opposing side won. A friend later asked about counsel and she quipped she’d had Peabody and might as well have had nobody.

Peabody Portland Maine Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Boston Brick Injury Prompts Legal Settlement

Patrick Murphy was struck on Tremont street by a falling brick and sent for a lawyer after returning home. Days later he was told to call, and the lawyer settled the case for five hundred dollars in crisp notes. The piece mentions a Maiden Name Moses and a quoted exchange about who was injured.

Patrick Murphy Tremont Street Boston Charles Houxel Bellewteures University of Honduras New York al Monty Rouxel Honduras France

America's Brightest Woman Mary Lease Recommends Kidney Pilla

Mary Elizabeth Lease, famed Kansas orator and 19th century Senate candidate, endorses Kidney Pills citing personal relief from wind and kidney issues. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo distributes at 50 cents per box. Also notes Mars irrigation claims by Professor Ray Lankester and a statement on Earth inhabitants.

Mary Elizabeth Lease Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y Mars Ray Lankester Oxford England Earth

Fragmented 19th century ad and notices bundle

Mixed vendor pitches and notices: Defiance Starch claim of higher quality for same price, Ivory Soap guidance for dairy cleanliness, an aging professor from Honduras jailed as a vagrant, London society chatter about Mrs Astor, Roosevelt college degree tallies, Marshalltown mayor offering free wedding service, and a dubious medicine ad for consumption. The slice shows varied local notices and promotional blurbs with names like Eleanor K Parker and William Waldorf Astor.

Young Adjutant General praised for reform efforts

A historical note extols Percy Halyte as the youngest adjutant general in the United States, lauding his work to standardize state guard maintenance, reduce waste, and oversee equipment. It mentions beer consumption statistics and various other tidbits, including a Garfield survivor and a curious incident about a defensive starch advertisement, ending with Westminster cathedral employing an Irish terrier to guard treasures from thieves.

Percy Halyte United States Haly State Guard Hhis Westminster “Cathedral London

Poorest Tale Carried Me To Tender Fame

Fragmentary OCR reads like a personal reminiscence with sparse names and places. The text hints at a journey or contest where poverty is central and a key individual, possibly Seery Gay, is referenced amid uncertain actions and outcomes.

Fiery Lake Moras Blushing Lake in Switzerland

Blushing Lake known as Lake Mora in Switzerland turns red every tenth year due to unique water plants not found in any other lake. The phenomenon draws paleontological and natural history interest as scientists study the curious aquatic flora and its effect on the lake’s tint.

Mora Switzerland

Signals Under the Sea Assist Marine Navigation

Signals under the sea are being developed by Signs Under the Sea company backed by J P Morgan and Co. receivers detect and announce tabling from five to ten miles away and can determine the signal’s direction. Submerged bells are used with lighthouses and lightships to warn vessels of danger as bells operate along the Atlantic coast. Major transatlantic lines and the Metropolitan line have receivers, with Lucania expected to be equipped on arrival at this port.

J. P. Morgan & Co Philadelphia Wessels Howe Morgen Lloyd Hamburg-American Transatlantee Reston Lucania

Ruins of Roman Town Unearthed Near Meade

The hamlet of Gourgom near Meade reveals buried remains of a once great Roman Gaul city named Veyrune. Artifacts include a fine urn with numerous coins bearing Empress Julia and several emperors. The site lies near the spot associated with Da Gueasctin and suggests a third century catastrophe.

Gourgom Meade Gaul Veyrune da Gueasctin Julia Maximian Alexander Severus London Globe

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Doctors

Physicians endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with menstrual disorders, uterine trouble, and nervous prostration. Letters from patients describe relief and strong endorsements, noting cures and advising others to seek guidance from Lydia Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydie Pinklan Bert Lydia Minkehamn Crigham Brigham Park Pitehburg Maas Pinstin Wexner Lydia K. Pinkham Winkham Lyon Mass Noa

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