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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
Advertising blurbs claim a new opening application with a reasonable subscription price of 81,000, highlighting value and potential demand. The note suggests strong interest and invites further inquiry from prospective buyers or clients.
A chaotic, garbled account describes a large turnout for events at Capital View Hall. The piece mentions a Sunday gathering, a community program, and several named individuals and local groups, though specifics are hard to parse. Local mood appears positive with reflections on services and neighborhood activities.
An unclear OCR passage references Hinton and Vernon events, Meaver County affairs, and local officials. Mentions sergeant duties, possible wage or strike context, and names such as Kane, Mr aud Mow, and Mike Abia. The text is heavily garbled with misread words and missing context, but signals a local news roundtable of county actions and personnel.
Gossip notes readers about local correspondents and missing news with a wealth of names. Wheat harvest begins as farmers line up crews and fields, with travels and visits among families like Crinwell, Johnson, and McCrury. Communities share weather, organziations, and local transport changes including a new telephone directorian and a forthcoming garage project.
Vague claims tout Hudsen's Anion Salveteexcallant as a universal cure for fevers, skin conditions, and low vitality with promises of healing and rapid recovery. The notice lists miscellaneous ailments and a dubious list of benefits while mentioning local events and scattered prices, reflecting a flood of inconsistent imprecise items.
A rugged scene shows tired aching muscles eased by Sloan's Liniment. A wary vinyl ad tone promises quick relief, cleaner than musk. A terse anecdote hints at mountain life in Tennessee and a mountaineer remark about reading amid packing.
Opium smuggling was thwarted by city police when Patrick Dougherty attempted to smuggle a fake rubber grape filled with opium into the jail. He bound the item to a real grape bunch and carried it to a private possession a woman. As a probationer his offense may carry a light penalty.
An old health promotional piece claims chills and fever or malaria stem from germs that multiply in the blood. It urges purifying blood, strengthening organs, and becoming strong to cast germs out and keep them out for good.
Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup known as Dest Chill Tonic claims to cleanse blood build strength and cast out fever and chills. It notes widespread use preventing malaria and promotes immediate purchase of 50 cent and 100 dollar bottles by the Thacher Medicine Company.
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