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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
5
Testimonial letter from Annie Parton of Topeka Kansas praising Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The note says the remedy steadies heart action and restores strength after exhaustion from overwork worry or shock. It promises money back if the first bottle fails and notes availability at all drug stores.
In a London Chronicle retelling, Charles Lamb’s snuff habit is traded for avenging recall as Howe narrates a summer evening search on Hampstead Heath. The tale centers on a snuff box lost in brambles, with Lamb joking about the outing and a halfpenny purchase from a shop.
Tulsa Star advertises gas heaters at half price from Joe Francis Furniture Store on Main Street. Cash buyers favored for good second hand goods and credit if customers are reliable.
A fragment mentions a scientist and a company named Manufacturac and Wholesale Dic libertor with an instruction to provide methods and a contact phone number 3386.
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