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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
2
A historical ad claims Cardul is a purely vegetable remedy for “womanly trouble” and related ailments. It features testimonials from a widow and a young girl, praising relief after using Dexia and multiple bottles, and urges women to seek Cardul for similar benefits.
The text describes a historical New England like cantonal duty and guidance involving a Guile, a Maehdtuw, and a Canton, mentioning a young Doren and Ladivn and a question of assembly involvement. It reads as ceremonial instruction and a note on obedience to divine guidance within a community.
A garbled OCR fragment references a marriage writ and a named person Milne. It mentions a list of names and a dated context, but the readable content is severely partial. The item reads as an archival note with missing surrounding details making precise facts impossible.
A Portum Co advertisement narrates how a wife used Postum instead of coffee to ease a husband’s heart irritability and temper. It cites a Washington author’s testimony and a neighbor’s similar experience, touting Regular and Instant Postum as pleasant beverages with no coffee caffeine effects.
An appeal led by Hooker T. Whelington aims to raise 1 million dollars to endow colleges serving Black students in the South, with emphasis on Talladega and related institutions. The effort highlights education as key to progress amid racial tensions and calls for broad support from readers.
An ice avoidance safeguard reports that a transatlantic passenger steamer carries a 72000 candle power searchlight with an effective five mile range to scan ahead for hazards at sea.
An advertisement touts drinking water and using Jad Salts to cleanse the kidneys. It warns of uric acid from meat causing kidney strain, backache, headaches, and a coated tongue, and claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with bicarbonate, can restore kidney function and prevent bladder issues.
The readable lines show two speakers, one insisting on marrying any man while the other notes a restricted chance. The fragment suggests a domestic or romantic discussion but lacks context, dates, or locations to identify persons or events.
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