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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
10
A drug firm promises a $100 reward for proof of Hall's Catarrh Medicine curing catarrh, claiming constitutional treatment is required and that the internal remedy cleans the blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials and local notices follow, noting visitors, travel, and health concerns in the community.
An advertisement urges sufferers of chronic or muscular rheumatism to try Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims relief from pain is worth many times the cost and notes sale by Davis Drug Co.
Blue Grass community updates list visits from Mrs Stevens and guests from Ford Kansas and Laverne. Movements include Jessie Fuller’s Speermore stay, repairs by Henry Boren, Oldham school event, and paint and improvements by Alf Tuller. Parents Day planned for May 10 with a community program.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative that clears wastes, relieves congestion, and promotes bowels to help bright eyes and clear complexion. The note urges taking a pill before bed to avoid a heavy head and spring fever feeling, priced at 25 cents.
April 20 report notes Mr and Mrs E Neihart traveling to Laverne by car. Mrs Worrell ill with rheumatism. Clarence Worrell returns to Colorado farm. brother Luther accompanies. Mr and Mrs Marshall and Mrs Johnson visit Gage. Mrs Arthur Howe ill. Miss Lucy Smith underwent appendectomy at Shattuck, operation successful. Elmer Neihart ill two days, unable to attend school. Mr and Mrs Clem Joy visited Knowles. Copple School District 44 closed for picnic and literary program. Mrs Johnson serves second term as Not teacher. McClung and Logan visitors present. Thaxetenr.
Crowded outlook as recent rains spur grass and winter wheat growth. Lloyd Stouder returns from Wichita with his mother to visit Rob Stouder, who seeks treatment for a broken leg. Osten, long employed at Knowles, home to tend crops. A county trip near Forgan spotted several heads of good looking wheat, among the season’s few stands.
The report lists farm moves near Twin Mounds and Logan, school terms ending in district 44, farmers visiting nearby farms, and residents attending religious services. Individuals named include Mrs Minnie Martin, Mesdarmes Johnson and Robinson, Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs A W McClurg, Mra Johnson, James Howard, C C Klepper, Mr Debbie Young and son Justin, Leonard Girton, Perry Page, Will Shephard, Riley Ginaman, Tod Sims, Mrs Newsom, Mr Arthur Williams, Mire Willis Byrd J, Earl Wilson and family. Several visits to farms and commencements at Sunset are noted along with music classes forming locally.
An old style grocery note extols Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as a pleasant cough syrup for children with deep hacking coughs. It claims to soothe irritated tissues, loosen phlegm, and stop coughing. The ad urges readers to buy at a local drugstore today.
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