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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
5
A Kentucky man, A. J. Hughes of Pomesoyton, recounts five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches. After trying various treatments he followed a friend’s advice to use Thedlord's Black-Draught, taking it for three months. He reports relief from headaches and stomach issues, praising the remedy as safe for all ages and urging families to keep it on hand.
The County Exe County Board met in regular session September 1st and appointed the clerk to hold an election on September 10, 1914. Voters will decide on the extra levy by voting for or against the levy amount per district with respective millages. County Clerk Waser serves as ex-officio clerk of the board.
The record lists road and bridge fund payments to Janton Bridge Co for nets and Knowles and other bridges, court fund salaries for July August, election supplies, printing, and miscellaneous expenses. Rebate adjustments include tax penalties extended to October and rebates for misassessed districts, with election board pay and mileage approved.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pains gout sore throat chest pains and injuries. A testimonial from Mr Chas TL Wentworth of California claims rapid relief and high recommendation to friends. Guaranteed and available at druggists.
An advertisement-style piece extols salts as a kidney purifier flushing the urinary tract. It warns against kidney pain, urges daily doses of the mixture before breakfast, and touts benefits of “drinking too much” to cleanse the kidneys, claiming inexpensive, age-old efficacy without reliable scientific support.
A partial OCR reads Only One Bromo Quinine and garbled text EERE fait om eee. The readable fragment hints at a catalog or note listing a single item but lacks clear context or full details for broader interpretation.
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