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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
4
Rail timetable lists trains No 3 and No 2 local No 4 passenger departures and No 22 local departures with connections at Woodward Elk City and Rock Island routes westbound and eastbound times including 621 PM 2 PM and 1124 PM departures and 44080 connections.
The article notes Elder J. J. Givine presiding at a Socialist moot in a Surprise schoolhouse Sunday. Maine Bair attended and a list of local names is given as having spoken or awoken at the event. Other items mention burning and daily routines with rustic observations.
Public health note warns against neglecting colds and coughs urging early treatment. King's New Discovery is advertised to relieve symptoms, with reader inquiries about a free diagnostic offer. Local names mention social events and purchases, reflecting a community newspaper fragment.
The week brings a stream of small town items. Arm injuries, births, illnesses, and social visits fill pages as residents attend church, school events, and weddings while reporting on weather, harvest prospects, and local trades.
A garbled notice about pine forest fragrance and antiseptic products mentions Hay a bottle today and Dreugainte. It notes a Friday gathering at Jim Watlace's with people enjoying a social event and several locals listed in a confusing, fragmentary crowd report.
Pleasant Hill resident Mrs. Walter Vincent credits Cardul with restoring her health after three long summers of nervous headaches back pain and exhaustion. She says three bottles fully relieved symptoms and strengthened her, noting Cardul is a plant based tonic that improves appetite eases anxiety and renews energy. The ad claims Cardul has helped over a million women in 50 years and urges others to try it.
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