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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
8
The bowels are the natural sewer of the body. Constipation obstructs them and poisons the system, making you feel dull and lethargic and interfering with digestion. Quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by Davie Drag Co.
Dr Rov SN of Winrens, DC reports Oklahoma Legislature passed a bill barring chiropractors from practicing unless passing a state medical board exam on materia medica. The note says few chiropractors can meet it, urges voter support via referendum before June 15, seeks signers, and notes local time constraints.
Spring brings weather shifts and colds so Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey is advertised to head off a new cold or ease lingering coughs. A church service at Las Velock offers worship with Sabbath School at 10. A Ladies Social Circle meeting is set for Thursday at 8 at Mrs Laughlin’s home. John Leonard hosts a social with a roast for his 13th birthday Monday evening.
Services next Sunday at the Christian Church include morning and evening worship, Bible School at 10 60, and a 1 o'clock a.m. service. Topic focuses on Scriptural Election and a series on The Sign of the Third Seal linking prophecy and church reform, with a special musical program at each service and open welcome.
The entertainment night showed varied acts from the Junior room and a lively auction led by Stevens. Clarence Moore and Mire Chap performed, organist Criswell aided with treponses, raising funds to buy a fine echo platform and organ. The event netted 491 dollars, benefiting the community project.
A fragment notes spring's cold dampness worsens rheumatic pains but claims relief from Chamberlain's Liniment. It mentions Davie Drag Co of Chi Byer and a visitor from Clear Lake praising rain and farmer optimism in the region.
A 19th century style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a universal cure. It promises blood cleansing, symptom relief, and quick health improvements when taken as directed. It claims a money back test iment and urges readers to order free trial samples.
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