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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
A reader describes severe menstrual pain and related symptoms in her daughter. The article notes mothers urging treatment and cites Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as curing irregularities, praising its effectiveness and endorsing consulting Mrs Pinkham for remedies.
A garbled collection notes Boston pays 160000 yearly for janitors olives flourish in California Japanes e residents of Tecoma Washington unite against disorderly outsiders Mount Vernon visitors view routes from Washington electric cars or steamboats in 1880 noted by George Boyd of the United States Senate document room closure proposed 08 times State government of Puebla Mexico bans fairs and newspapers praise action One column jokes about whipping posts for Chicago wives and job creation Chicago Times Herald quote Expensive Haster Donne reveals royal Queen Wilhelmina purse funded by 100000 subscription Boston Globe asks if ready for the royal bride by Banter
Distinguished lady Madam Isabelle Eilen Havens, Life Governor of the Gree Masons Grand Lodge of England, recounts travel and illness. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a complete cure after six years of health decline. She praises the remedy's effect and recommends it to others suffering diabetes and related ailments.
A jumble of satirical clippings covers King Edward’s inheritance including 25000 camels, migratory labor humor, and hawk lore. It notes Uncle Sam, Porto Rico, and Mawati migration, plus a mock bill of pageantry about Hawaii’s leper colony and the world’s military news.
A movement begun by the National Fremont association seeks support from the Seventh Congress to back a monument in Washington for Gen Joho Casant. Funds are expected largely from private subscriptions and state aid, with a possible levy on each state to raise the remainder.
Governor Barnes vetoed measures on penitentiaries inspections and county officials while approving charters for multiple Oklahoma entities including the Vanity & Prince Manufacturing Co and Mulvey Mercantile Co. Also notes on bank commissioner appointment, investments in public buildings, and various local incidents.
A garbled mix of medical claims, patent remedies, travel ads, legal bluster, and newspaper clippings. It mentions cures for malaria and catarrh, chemical sellers Went Truss and Kinnan Marvin, Hall's Family Pills, and various rail and travel rates toward California. Also includes fragmentary courtroom taunts, product boasts, and scattered city names.
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