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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
4
A historical health ad touts Anuric tablets to remove uric acid from the body, claiming relief from backache neuralgia gout and other symptoms. It references Dr. Pierce and an offer for a pamphlet or a trial package, urging readers to seek the remedy at local stores.
A scrambled portrait of Henry Ward Browne known as Artemis Ward, famous American humorist born in Waterford Maine and dying young. The piece retells his Puritan roots and a comic family anecdote about his teasing wit, shifting to a stranger family exchange and observations on humor and social pretenses.
A garbled exchange references soldiers at a Washington party and a young woman returning from somewhere called bry. The dialogue mentions engagements, a lieutenant, and Cupid humorously likened to a machine gun in a chaotic social scene.
An older resident recalls a strong sense of peace in the district until last week when a congressman announced a likely munitions plant location. The prospect stirs concern about security, jobs, and local impact in the community.
Janie leaves the mill life for training in nursing after returning home. She recalls the family house and longings for a simpler life with her mother and a future with Tom. Her years in hospital work reveal a turning point as she decides to pursue a different life in town and support from Katharine and Gerald.
Postwar Canada shows rapid economic rebound with rising wheat crops and bank clearings. Wheat production projections climb from 250 million to over 304 million bushels, cash returns reach hundreds of millions, and western markets expand amid improving credit and commerce conditions.
Fragmentary text describes a home remedy for gray hair and quips about wartime heroism. It mentions a Harbo Company and stock units, a dye or tonic mixture, and a conversation about taking precautions and being a hero during war. The readable portions imply a casual, domestic mood amid broader wartime chatter.
An old ad blend markets a general tonic with quinine claims and a hair product named Le Creole Hair Dream. Humorous lines reference Liberty Bell culture and barber shop banter while presenting prices and benefits for health and beauty products.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for irritated hands with a one night treatment. It offers free samples by mail and a postcard address. The text also includes a Life magazine quip about miners and a Paris joke about teeth.
Richmond reader Mrs. Lita Wynn credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her hot flashes dizziness and anxiety during the Change of Life. The ad describes symptoms including suffocation headaches backache and heart palpitations and urges others to try the remedy for similar menopausal symptoms.
An old advertisement promotes GOAP 18 strongly alkaline scalp cleansing with La Creole Hair Dressing and darkep. It warns constant use will burn the scalp and notes a price of $1.00. The copy includes a prejudiced aside about American girls marrying foreign people.
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