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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

7

The White Plague Warns Against Intemperance and Cold Dangers

A historic warning links intemperate habits to disease risk and emphasizes avoiding spitting in public places to prevent tuberculosis. It promotes a home remedy for colds, touts Virgin Oil of Pine Pure, and warns against imitations. Also touched are universal atmosphere theory, Buchan's soap benefits, freight car demand, and a note on honesty versus blunt truth.

United States Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnat!. C Buchan Mochan’s Soap Corporation New York

Nervous Headaches and Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure

A period tone promotion touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous headaches. It cites Mrs. Addis Merrill of Auburn Maine who claims relief after trying the pills, noting improved appetite weight gain and no return of headaches. The text urges sufferers to seek the medicine as a reliable remedy.

Williams Dr. Willams St . Wiliams

Curious crow medicine tale echoes in wartime Japan

A newspaper excerpt recounts a man in Japan killing a young crow to create a rare blood-cure medicine. The method involves sealing the crow in clay, baking, and grinding the charred corpsel into pills touted as a wood regulator. The piece notes the man’s sincerity and links the story to broader wartime medical pretensions.

Japan Pope Weim Red Cremm Society Globe Harper's Weekly

Diplomat recalls Earl Carnarvon’s son in Washington

A diplomat in Washington discusses Le Auheron Herbert son of the Earl of Carnarvon. He notes Herbert’s early diplomacy with the British embassy and his later dismissal of politics after embracing utopian ideals. He quotes Herbert’s New Year banquet joke about Mephisto amid muddy pavements, praising originality.

Washington le Auheron Herbert Earl of Carnarvon Herbert Mephisto Beeziebub

How the Sexton Foretold the Weather

Abe Hicks, an 86 year old Bushby meeting house member, speaks with authority on fire weather forecasts. He notes dry conditions and advises staying under shelter, suggesting umbrellas are for looks and predicting no rain for the near future.

Sexton Abe Hicks Bushby Mr. Hicks Hiccks Petter Lew Ko Minta

Pastor Bavidge’s blunt sermon stirs city crowd

In a downtown gathering, Charles W Bavidge the founder of the People’s Choir delivers a pointed sermon critiquing contemporary religious zeal and humor in ministry. He asserts sincere salvation work should be the chief aim, while recounting a recent street encounter with a Salvation Army worker collecting alms. The pastor’s fiery tone draws mixed reaction from attendees and bystanders.

Charles W. Bavidge People’s Ohireb Gohan Frank Fife

Cautionary note on imitations of Allcock's plasters

The article warns that imitations closely resemble Allcock's porous plasters but lack their quality and can be harmful. It urges buyers to insist on Allcock's as the original genuine remedy. It later reports Dr Morrison, correspondent for the London Times, visiting a Chinese army maneuvre near Chang-tefu and likening it to 1905 tactics with Japanese advisers, noting officer inefficiency but capable material.

Allcock Dr. Morrison London Peking Chang-tefu Morrison

Ownership of National Banks Explained in Old Ledger Style

The article asserts national bank ownership isn t concentrated among the rich, noting about half have capital under 140 000 and 12 percent range 100 000 to 250 000 while seven percent sit between 290 000 and 1 000 000. It blends unrelated snippets and odd phrasing, mentioning constipation remedies and royal insignia in a garbled, period newspaper voice.

United States Feds

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