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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1901

Page

2

Peruna touted as a cure for catarrh in ads and letters

Chicago readers are presented with testimonials praising Peruna as a complete cure for catarrh in all locations. Mrs. Frederick Williams and Mrs. W. A. Allison share experiences of short-term relief and lasting recovery after six bottles. The ads urge readers to contact Dr. Hartman for advice, highlighting Dr. Hartman’s sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.

Peruna Ttk Frederick Williams South Side Ladies' Aid Bociaty Chicago Ill Cuyler Av Nue Woman Peruna W. A. Allison SheMeld Avenue Beatie Tal Shehi W. A. Alliwan Perane Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus,o

Topics of the Day in Beaver Herald Textes

A compilation of miscellaneous remarks from Beaver Herald's Topics of the Day noting varied facts from 19th century topics. Highlights include anecdotal remarks on Aquinalia, Captain Hornbeck, New Annapolis structures, Havana yellow fever absence, Rio de Janeiro census data, the duke of Cambridge, Kentucky governor's family, New York women suffrage bill, Georgia juries, and Hawaiian education statistics.

New York

Never Left the Read

A battered testimony from a neighborhood prayer meeting recalls a man who reflects on his past sins including theft, drinking, and violence toward Black people. He asserts faith remains intact, proclaiming he never lost his religion despite his misdeeds.

Aroise Sinterin

No Doubt of It Driving Away All Things

A chaotic note from a Victorian era column discusses omnipresent influence driving animals and people from places, mentions Queen Victoria’s death and distant sounds from naval events. It cites scientific journals and Christian Science movement growth with church histories and membership claims.

Queen Victoria Cowes Portemouth Journals of Science

India’s Man Killers and the Toll of Tigers

Across India, hunting and predators have claimed many lives and cattle. The article reports that men in the jungle killed 27,587 people and over 100,000 head of cattle, with man-eating tigers responsible for 609 deaths, among other counts.

India Jungle

Story of James Callahan Kidnapping Trial

Orman Nebr a 2610 trial of James Cotlahan for the kidnapping of Edward Cudahy unfolds in court Thursday morning. The boy testifies he identified Callahan largely by voice and a distinctive brogue, not by appearance alone, and describes how captors held him and who guarded him.

Orman James Cotlahan Edward Cudahy Cooy Callahan Callan

Phillips Buys July Corn at Chicago Board of Trade

George J. Whitlips, a young corn broker, shifted positions from May to July and bought heavily for July delivery. May corn sold at a profit around $200,000 as traders anticipated tighter country stocks, with Thursday receipts reported as the smallest of the year.

Chicago Board of Trade Halle Peedie Chigo George J. Whitlips

Parker Acknowledges Queen Victoria and King at Union Talk

Dr Parker delivered remarks at the Compressional union gathering in Tannton Apell. He quoted the coronation oath and expressed sorrow for Roma Catholics after a controversial tale about the oath. He argued the formists recognize the sovereign but deny the church as defender of the faith.

Tannton Apell Parker Dr. Parker Khune Empire

Panic Spreads as Banks Suspended Payments Worldwide

A chaotic dispatch from Yokohama reports over ninety banks suspending payments across Wake, southern, and central provinces, signaling a spreading financial panic. Separate items note Roosevelt becoming a Master Mason in New York, and various regional reports including a Lodiow robbery, an Italian earthquake, and political tension in Springfield.

Yokohama Wake Tank of Japan

Contested land case tied to Kickapoo reservation dispute

Washington correspondence reports a division in the Leniger, Camaci, Richards land contest over a Kickapoo tract opened for settlement in 1805. The case involved priority of settlement, with Leviger found disqualified and later upheld on appeal. Also notes Jenkins, secretary of Oklahoma, Langston University board matters, Choctaw Northern Railroad progress, and local incidents from Enid to Guthrie.

Washington Actin Laterlor Ryan Charles H Lenger Archie Canada Isaac N. Richards Nod Office Department Lealger Jumry 5 Qaeation Kickapoo James T. Richards Archie Camaci Siewriog Riehards Hearing Canada Leniger Sion Anguat Leviger Makinery

Fragmentary Proverb Fragments From An Old Page

A damaged OCR fragment notes a proverb about courtesy to wife and strangers and cites a statistic on new books printed in France last year. The readable bits suggest a discussion of social behavior and a numeric figure of 2,123 with further unread parts.

Mimenit John Row Holder Red River Bimaalt France

Fragmented survey of early 20th century facts

A collection of disparate notes cites early sugar refining in Antwerp, 30 shillings per english steel pone, New Zealand hosting 6 424 factories and 45 998 workers, sugar found in many tree leaves, Saul as Israel's first king, Argentina offering fertile land to Japan with 20 000 immigrants, Secretary Root’s extensive private libraries, silkworm cocoon sizes, bread tax relief and Latin American policy changes, kangaroo skins worth 207859 30 imported from Australia in 1900, and urbanization in Germany rising from 7 4 to 16 17 percent between 1608 and 1900.

New Zealand Antwerp Saul Israel Argentine Japan Root Australia United Stat

Veteran Civil War veteran and wife praise Dodd's Kidney Pills

Effingham Illinois April 22 Special Uriah Andrick a Civil War veteran aged 67 recounts severe kidney trouble and weight loss from 1900 to 1908. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for his recovery after years of illness and finally says his wife’s health also improved after using the remedy. He notes prior doctors and expenses and urges others to try the pills through Cornwell's Drug Store.

Effingham Uriah Andrick Bright Alec Dodd Sater Knight Sho Sidney Mr. Cornwell

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