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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
3
A fragment discusses catarrh colds and consumption fears for women in winter. It promotes Perana as a preventive remedy with advisory notes from Dr Hartmann of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio and claims free medical advice.
Letters from New Orleans and Clinton praise Peruna for quick relief from serious lung cold. Ex-president Pale Metro Club member in New Orleans writes of coughs and inflamed lungs eased after about a year on Peruna. Clinton resident says after six bottles she was on her feet again with restored health.
An old advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch claiming 16 ounces per package and 10 cents, with emphasis on better results than other brands, less sticking to iron, and a warning to shopkeepers to stock Defiance prominently to avoid customer loss. It contrasts with other starches and suggests educational labor trends and household tips in a single promotional block.
A jumble of phrases references hazards in a park and dubious medical claims. The text cites a hole in a park, dubious medicine promises, and occasional old names, brands, and cultural notes, including a Swiss funeral custom and a writer’s market changes.
A reader from Woburn Mass reports years of rheumatism pain and swelling in hands and knees. After trying Dr Willin’s Pink Pills for Pale People for four months, pain ends and mobility returns, with lasting relief and no relapse cited.
The narrative recounts soldiers in training and discipline headed by a major noting men of varied backgrounds. It highlights Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, an army nurse three years, detailing her journey from Rochester to a Catholic orphanage, the mission to Satterlee Hospital in Philadelphia, and her experiences during battles and hospital conditions.
Mrs. Jane M. Worrall senior vice president of the Massachusetts army nurses section, served in Union hospitals during the Civil War. She cared for a ward at Columbian Hospital Washington and later at Fort Monroe and Baltimore's West Building Hospital, surviving typhoid fever and earning brevet as major. Her husband, a Confederate prisoner who escaped and returned to enlist, reflects the era's divided loyalties.
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