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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
2
A clipped wartime editorial voice argues for unity and support for the draft, embargo enforcement, and national safety. It condemns treason, praises decisive action, and urges evaluating neutrality and government service while noting propaganda and public duty.
Senator R L Owen told the Senate on April 16 that submission by France Russia or England to Germany would have doomed democracies and endangered the United States both now and in the future, urging vigilance against brute force.
A harsh editorial accuses German agents of distributing contaminated plaster to Kansas as a war tactic. It profiles broad wartime brutality by Germany and warns of potential malaria and plague harming American citizens if foreign influence reaches U S shores, framing the issue in stark terms.
Blue Grass residents host visits and travel updates. August Kroeger family trips to Colorado and local drilling news share space with the M E church conference reminder at Old Iranhor. The Blue Grass Social Club meets August 2 with Mrs Newsom teaching fireless cookery and home economics demonstrations.
Two years ago WO Jones of Buford ND suffered an eight week diarrhea attack leaving him weak. He cites Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the cure, saying he recovered in two days. Drugstores praise its reliability and availability via Davie Drug Co.
Frank Smith thrived by threshing 400 bushels of wheat last week as Twin Mounds endures heat and dryness. Neighbors bid farewell as Shinee’s brother heads to Kansas. Mrs. May Johnson leaves for Ivanhoe to head the post office. church and Sunday School feel her loss. Other notes tell of a local ball game in Lakemp, visits to the Boothe home, and social chatter about fried chicken as neighbors linger.
Reported incidents include a cow loss blamed on overfeeding, a wheat shipment to Lawson, and a wakeful load incident. The Elmwood crowd, including Every Boothe and Manley relatives, gathered for a supper while several U. S. service members attended. Mrs Robinson’s relatives visit. Nellie Booth and Mian Cam take a teacher exams at Beaver.
Community items from Gate and Siloam Springs about health remedies from Chamberlain's Ointment, travel to Omaha, and family updates. Mentions deaths of Gardiner Hubbard and R. Vor, property exchanges, and a man buying a farm near Siloam Springs with improving prospects.
To keep bowels regular drink a tall glass of water before breakfast and eat plenty of fruit and vegetables. Establish a regular habit and ensure a daily bowel movement. When needed, take Chamberlains Tablets. They are pleasant and mild. For sale by Davis Drug Co.
A farmer writes about struggling crops due to insufficient rainfall, noting a large acreage and recent plowing. He mentions visiting LaKemp and friends who filed homestead claims and have lived in Heaver County for eleven years, expressing surprise at the experience.
Rural residents celebrate in country homes with abundant stock, hogs, chickens, and grain storage while attending the Beaver City Chautauqua. The writer argues a government to support practical farmers will keep Beaver in defense of the country as Grace of Twin Mounds markets wheat in Knowlee.
A reader from Webster City reports recurring liver trouble pains and says Cham berlain's Tablets relieved symptoms after half a bottle. The product is offered for sale by Davie Drogi Oo.
The Ivanhoe region reports a relief from heat and wind threats after a heavy storm on the 31st, with haying activity and seed wheat interest. Local figures Jim Shaklee and neighbors assist with farming, and trains of visitors discuss seed wheat and bank terms while church and revival meetings continue.
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