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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1899
Page
3
An exchange reveals a cautious official who prefers understanding a case before acting. He jokes about youth follies and diversions like golf and lawn tennis, then playfully advises the recipient to buy yeast, amid a riotous scene described as clerks in the necktie department moved and the spring noises.
A period relief advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to women suffering from painful menstruation and nervousness. It cites letters from Eva Eis Higginsport Ohio and Mins Rare Mt Jackson Ind praising benefits and urging others to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmented OCR shows a bustling scene with Katy the switchman and a westbound car. Homeless Katie phrases mingle with crew chatter as men long for home while a narrator recalls a journey toward Kansas and encounters with bedeviled travelers.
Oklahoma and Kaw country officers chase Clyde Mattox after a dramatic escape near Ponca City. Oscar Taylor claims Mattox fled with two revolvers aboard one getaway, while reports from Newkirk, Watonga, and Ponca City detail arrests and ongoing pursuit as authorities warn more arrests may follow.
The piece mixes disjointed scenes of pursuit and danger with garbled dialogue about Jones and rescue, interwoven with stray product pitches and old-time medical claims. Names flip in and out, weathered by faulty OCR, yielding a collage of 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippets and advertisements.
An anti kidney disease advert extols the kidneys as the blood filter and promotes Dr. Kilmer and Sons Swamp Root as the premier remedy. It claims cleansing the blood relies on kidneys, urges readers to purchase bottles and obtain a free health book and sample bottle by mail.
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