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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1915

Page

7

Lydia E. Pinkham remedies praised in letters

A collection of testimonial excerpts extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses and other products. Letters from readers describe cures and gratitude, while ads promote various tonics and health aids.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lapin Wittiase James Street Elkhart Indiana Pinkham Lynn Mass Lydia Lydia E.pinkham teineCo Mans

Saul’s Rejection and Biblical Lessons From Samuel’s Counsel

A sermon reflects on 1 Samuel chapters detailing Saul’s disobedience against God, Samuel’s confrontation, and Saul’s ultimate rejection. It emphasizes repentance, God’s unchanging justice, and the Easter message tied to faith in Christ as the path to salvation.

Jonathan Saul Ereetet Baul Saul Chang Gada Sauls Raull God Samuel Abraham Gideon Joshua Job Jacob Moses Jenus Samue Faiuhood Raul Cate Yiod Becaiee Ramvel Ban Samuel Spenky Oilgal Calvary Ein Win Jesus

Consideration on the Nebular Hypothesis Debate

A dialog shows a skeptical nay saying he doubts the nebular hypothesis while the celentiat concedes uncertainty. The exchange highlights the challenge of verifying theories after investigators have invested effort, with tension over evidence and contradiction.

Cardul Hailed By Cartersville Woman For Relief

A Cartersville Georgia woman writes that Cardul eased severe headaches and back pain after three bottles. She reports becoming regular and pain free, praising the tonic as a boon to her health and recommending it to other women.

Cartersville Will T. Lawhon Tau Cardut Cordul

Unfit Companion Teaches Warning About Bad Influence

A mother tells her son Eugene to avoid playing with wicked boys. Eugene asks if he should refuse Linther and Rich Whitney for misdeeds. He admits a boy kicked him first, so he decides not to play with Rich Whitney, illustrating consequences of bad company.

Richw Whitney

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised by Oklahoma Woman

Mrs. Mary Tiray of Chandler Oklahoma suffers long with stomach liver and heart troubles before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports complete relief after using the product and endorses its permanent results and a money back guarantee.

Mra Mary Tiray Channer Okla Dottie Mayr RALIK

Crooked Dipper Saves Life After Choking Incident

York contractor Charles Glee used a household dipper with a curved handle to dislodge a lodged object after instinctively grasping the implement as a physician was not yet reached. The maneuver saved him from choking but caused throat lacerations.

Crooked Dipper Charles Glee York Giee Dipper

Fragmented Text Reflects Obscure 19th Century Script

The passage shows a clumsy, OCR like fragment with odd phrases about a club, parliamentary pointers, living positions, a dead man, money waving, and wood products. It reads as garbled notes from a 1800s file with references to retailers, kindling, and a name Manford's Haleam.

Thamt-Print Fantasia at Police HQ Inquiry

A visitor and a police official discuss a printed record about phonographs. The dialogue hints at a fascination with old 'thamnateprint' records and how they sound when played on a phonograph. The exchange emphasizes curiosity over archival sound recordings.

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Untitled Historical Dialect Fragment

Fragmentary dialogue depicts a shipwreck era scene with townsfolk and a visitor. Characters Thwaiter Jack and a ma'amn speak in archaic phrasing about a forbidden tipk and Garden of jen. The text reads like a playful or coded exchange from a historical column.

Jack Jen

The Kind Campaign Barrel Commentary

A fragmentary cartoon caption mocks politicians peering into a campaign barrel while mispronounced phrases hint at skeptical voter sentiment and humorous misdirection. The scan preserves local voice with exaggerated speech and implied critique.

Didn't Break Her Word Maud Questioned on Marriage

A fragment describes Maud questioned about marriage with a reply that she would not wed the dart man who walks the earth. The response hints at a future with a man who rides in an automobile.

Pat Whelan Pat Maud Jone

Unlone Man Sees Light but Believes World Not Growing Better

A solitary observer argues that personal insight cannot prove global improvement. He questions the notion that society is advancing and asserts the need for individual responsibility to foster real progress.

Man Looks to Escape as Guard Probes The Scene

A fragmentary report suggests a man moves quickly, possibly fleeing, while authorities investigate the incident. Details are unclear, but investigators pursue leads and secure the area.

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