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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
2
The nine year old dog Duke, a long time companion at the News office, died after poisoning. The writer condemns the unknown attacker as a coward and villain and calls for accountability from the culprit. The editor Mire Agnes Webble is named in connection with the incident.
Sloan's Liniment offers relief from rheumatic pains and aches, claiming fast penetration without rubbing and effectiveness beyond plasters. A bottle costs 25 cents at druggists and is marketed for gout lumbago toothache backache stiff neck and other external pains.
Real estate exchanges list transfers from Clyde E Utterback and wife to Emmett J Horne et al and numerous other deeds. Properties include Ned See 24-200, 18-529 or 42-29, and various NW NE SEE lots in Forgan Foreyn Sunset and surrounding blocks. Recorded by Ht N Lawson Abstractor Braver OxLanoma.
The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a spring laxative to cleanse the intestines and improve vitality. It claims to relieve winter waste, purify blood, brighten the eye, and improve complexion with non-griping, nature-friendly action. Appears in a medical patent remedy style common to early 20th century ads.
A militant call decries profiteers and hoarders fueling high prices. It blames both trusts and small merchants farmers who hold surplus as harmful to the nation. Public opinion should punish those who manipulate markets during the emergency.
Spring weather brings coughs and hoarseness as De Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey promises to prevent or halt colds. Soothing balms relieve sore throat and irritated tissues. Available at your druggist for 25 cents per bottle with formula on the label.
A historical note lists proper handling of the American flag including raising and lowering times on Memorial Day May 30, half staff until noon, and return to top of staff. It covers parade behavior, depiction in art, crossing flags, Star Spangled Banner etiquette, banner and bier display rules, desecration restrictions, wear as clothing or badge cautions, display methods, and dates when flags are flown such as Washington’s Birthday and Independence Day.
An old advertisement claims Neumatism sufferers will find relief from chronic muscular rheumatism with Chamber Inment. It promises pain relief worth many times its cost. Sold by Davis Drug Co for cold cure in one day.
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