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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
Advertises SOS subscription deals including a yearly rate of 3.00 dollars and a $1.25 Xmas package. Encourages readers to visit Oberst to see the offers, promising value and urging early renewal before plans run out. Mentions dissatisfaction with prior papers but emphasizes the new combined deal.
A call to action to protect crops from the chinch bug plague by burning hideouts and early mowing. Advises farmers to form pest societies, organize protective methods, and implement strong posture to improve health and resilience.
A brief, fragmented notice describes a California woman alarmed by a family situation. Readable text mentions a widow and a local address or area, with unclear timeline and details. The item appears to be a short family or social notice from a newspaper page segment.
Public health guidance stresses straight posture to keep the lungs open and strong to resist tuberculosis. It warns against slouching that narrows the chest and weakens breathing, urging proper chest expansion and shoulder alignment to prevent illness.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for croup and coughs. It cites a Ohio father Lewis Chamberlain praising its effectiveness for his children and notes a price of one dollar. Available through EB Becetan & Co in Philadelphia.
A garbled roll of honor fragment lists many names and places with unclear spelling. The text resembles a memory or tribute section with numerous personal names and locations such as Riverside and Madison, but the OCR is heavily corrupted, making specifics unreliable.
The ad touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as curing itching skin eruptions including eczema. Geo H Fitch of Mendota reports relief after using one box. The firm guarantees results or refund and sells via druggists or mail order from Philadelphia.
A fragmentary account contrasts the Progressive farmer as educated, collaborative, and open to new methods with the Standpat farmer who resists change, blames markets and taxes, and fears innovation. The piece describes a lecture series, critics, and debates on evolving agricultural practices.
The rural school page reports 178 pupils enrolled with two cases of tardiness and 60 absences. Attendance at the Reading Challenge was strong, with plans for Thursday evening activities and an all A to B grade list from the high school. Mid year exams approach after Christmas with a review period and scholars slated for college scholarships in January.
An 19th century style testimonial ad offers one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hali Catarrh Care from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action and lists testimonials and a note of endorsement by an unnamed commission. Also mentions Wall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Point Blank Texas resident Tea Smith reports recovery from a liver ailment after using a two box supply of Chamberlains Tablets. She personally recommends the remedy and says it can help others, with wide dealer availability noted.
An old notice advertises the Six Volume International Cooking Library by leading chefs with recipes never published before, prepaid set price two dollars, embossed covers, and money-back guarantee. Also included are stargtement notices for a cattle straying and found ads, hay for sale, seed, and general local notices across Beaver Oklahoma area with prices and recovery rewards.
An unclear report indicates a request or action involving a transfer of stock amounting to four tons. The text references an office or agency contact, but many words are garbled, leaving institutional names and exact details ambiguous.
A local newspaper advertises a Christmas package offering a free wrapped gift containing various farm tools and accessories. The offer includes a year’s subscription to the newspaper and additional The Weekly Inter Chowan and Farmers edition for $1.20. Details point to a display at Gurdillive.
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