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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
4
Well known on the Pacific slope Thos Gale resided there and is elected to Congress from Alaska. His Washington address is given. Also mentions Peruna drug endorsements and other products.
On a Whitby coast, a large flock of hungry gulls swarmed a launch near Filott Bay chasing fruit parcels. Captain Lilien used a steam-driven nozzle to spray scalding water, scattering the birds and saving his cargo and boat from further assault.
Charles Van Soeknen of Colfax Washington asserts kidney trouble plagued him for fifteen years with pain pale gums and frequent secretions. Donna Kitney Pile provided relief and he praises the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY fifty cents a box.
A humorous exchange humorously recalls a husband and wife remarking on marriage. Mrs Scrappelgh notes John has not changed after marriage, while he admits he was a confounded fool about the wedding.
Henry Brown died December 6 from rheumatic gout and was buried. Two weeks later his widow obtained permission from the Bronx health department to exhume the body at Woodlawn Cemetery for a photograph. The corpse was dug up for a profile and full view, with remarks about the eerie scene.
Representative Mirdsall of Iowa objects to high rents in Washington during the congressional session, sharing a tale of Pat the farmer who disputes a tax assessor valuation of Pat's property. A neighbor noted an added room, questioning the need, while Pat insists the old place should be valued as assessed.
A London boy named Owen, once covered in raw eczema all over and deemed hopeless by a regimental doctor, was cured after his family tried Cuticura Remedies. Discharged as incurable from hospitals, he improved after six months of treatment and is now reported perfectly cured at Camberwell Green. The letter from Mrs. Medge, dated January 12, 1907, supports the claim.
In a quirky remark a milkman notes a pump eases mishaps with milk, while a smoker’s view praises Lewis 5 Binder cigars as a mark of quality. The comment blends everyday work life with cigar appreciation in a light, mildly humorous tone.
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