01 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
1
Beaver community reports District Court adjournment and a suspension case for George H Healy heard last week. Local coverage notes Forgan solicitation in Beaver and a strong donation, Oklahoma State Fair impressions, and a prayer day urging peace.
An old notice promotes brewing sage tea and alcohol to darken hair, claiming benefits of preventing fading and dandruff. It cautions about potential gray streaking, thinning, and scalp itching, and suggests ready-to-use tonics like Wyeth’s Sage and Bulphur Hair Renewer as easier alternatives.
A damaged ad promises Dr King’s New Discovery relieves colds and coughs fast. It touts a 500 bottle stock and claims money back if not eased, signed by Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio in old style triumphalist marketing language.
A long ledger of courtroom results from September 1014 shows numerous district court judgments. It lists suits, foreclosures, replevin, and divorsees across a broad array of parties including banks, firms, and individuals. Notable items include judgments for plaintiffs in foreclosure and replevin cases, several divorces granted, and a larceny conviction with a one-year penitentiary sentence.
The text argues citizenship has value tied to community protection and communal goods. It extols buying locally to fund community stores, warns against mall shopping, and praises the local merchant for reliable service, timely delivery, and fair profit. It urges residents to support hometown commerce to preserve available goods and convenient access.
Fragmentary note references Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted for iron benefits and malaria relief. Mentions General Toale, Greenwich court, and a defendent accused of bad language. Text appears corrupted with misplaced phrases and dates.
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