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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
3
Mrs Wen Hohmann of Chicago credits Peruna with ending lifelong throat illnesses and chest pains that doctors could not cure. She reports gradual improvement, reduced coughing, and renewed energy, urging others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
RandomOCR fragment describes Tutt's Pills as stimulating digestive organs and used for headaches, labeled anti bilious with high flavor text. It also notes a Bowton opera head Henry Russell criticizing singers as mean and recounts a theater fire incident with a man demanding his money back.
Andrew Carnegie urged early marriages in a Sunday Bible class with Rockefeller connections. He argued the right man in the right place at the right time makes a good husband, a saying he emphasized while reading to his wife on a winter night.
The excerpt discusses happiness as the soul’s joy found in intangible growth and self possession. It reflects a view that material wealth depends on others, while true worth rests within the individual, noting that women vary in temperament.
Buffalo Jones and Cy DeVey clashed over lasso techniques at Lincoln Park Zoo as Jones attempted to rope four sleepy buffaloes. The drama began when Jones mounted with rope and charged the enclosure. the first buffalo yielded, others followed, with one animal shoving free and chasing the roper from the run.
In Baltimore a funeral was interrupted when Samuel G. Wilkening was found dead with a bullet wound in the head on North Holliday Street. The minister and mourners rushed to the bedside of his brother in law James Whedbe Long, who died moments later as he lay by the body.
A room above where Wilkeutty’s body lay, Mr Long sick with a neck growth, Mrs Long beside him. A gunshot killed her brother Wilkening on the stair to the third floor. The inquest returned a verdict that Wilkening committed suicide.
A garbled tale features Jobe Hright and Mr Bright in an Irish Shannon setting with Mr Peabody. A boatman asks a fee for rowing and Bright negotiates, offering coins and joking that Peabody is the pay nobody. The piece preserves a humorous backbiting exchange and local dialogue.
A. C. Brandon of Greenville South Carolina describes years of facial eczema starting in Lebanon Ohio. He details water blisters, burning, and spreading sores before using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap leading to rapid improvement and twenty years without recurrence. He endorses cuttingura remedies and notes free samples offered.
As scheduled, Mr Boote and Mrs Boote exchange vows amid hiccups and playful lines. The couple voices imperfect yet earnest promises, noting they will endure good times and bad.
Mrs John 8 Way of 2098 8th Bt Independence Kansas reports years of kidney trouble with back pain swollen ankles and vision spots. After trying many remedies she was cured by Doans Kidney Pills and notes her age makes the cure remarkable. Doans Kidney Pills are advertised as the remedy.
A discussion on Western Canada flax and wheat yields highlights Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as top grain provinces. It cites flax as a thriving crop with seeds sown at twenty pounds per acre yielding about twenty nine bushels, plus notes on wheat barley and oats with high per acre yields and a New York Land Show prize for Saskatchewan grown wheat. The piece emphasizes crop preparation seed treatment and soil cultivation and the role of newspapers in publicizing agricultural products.
A reader asks what abnormal means and compares it to a case involving an actress who never filed for divorce. The piece clarifies normal expectations and linguistic usage in a concise Q and A style.
A fragmented Philadelphia Record excerpt mocks patent remedies and social banter, mentioning Castoria here as a long selling infants remedy. It interleaves misquoted lines about King George and a rhetorical remark on relationships, ending with Dr. Pierce's Pellets and a stray remark about Toledo.
A group of women discuss strategies to influence a man by discouraging certain behaviors. They emphasize supportive guidance and personal accountability to steer him toward positive choices. The conversation highlights social dynamics and the role of women in guiding male behavior.
Benham advocates a reform to the banking system while Mrs. Benjamin exhorts: a wife should be able to overdraw her husband’s account, remarks echoed by a judge. The debate touches on financial access and reform in Tersey City.
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