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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1914
Page
8
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for headaches and nervous spells triggered by church, theater, or social events. It urges carrying tablets for quick relief and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails.
Dealers in high class drugs toilet articles and sundries invite you to visit their store. Cold drink powntian in con notion.
An advertising offer from Wear-Ever Hosiery Company of Dayton Ohio promotes guaranteed panty hose for men and women in options like pine gal y nix styles and well-known men’s garters. The deal claims durability, color choices, and a one dollar price plus postage with a limited time offer to order before it expires.
In May reports reference a Tsar era event titled Roostar Deltion, with sparse details. The fragment hints at a historical Kremlin link and potential diplomatic or military notes, but lacks corroborating dates, places, or names to confirm full context.
Bardon Jewelry on Main Neat Street advertises loans and bargains on diamonds watches gold jewelry trunks grips and guns. Phone 2244.
Dayton Ohio based Universal Products Co advertises a complete shaving outfit for one dollar. The package includes a lather brush, shaving soap, talcum powder, china mug, hollow ground razor, barber towel, aluminum comb, Bertie hair brush and more in a neat box, with postage extra. An offer claims to bypass agents and provide direct consumer savings.
Fragmented text recounts a selection connected to St Fratite de Saies and a new church at Annecy Savoy. Mentions popular works and a contemporary mission tied to a religious ceremony with unclear details.
The Tulsa Star announces a large Oklahoma Booster edition to promote Negro businessmen, farmers, and professionals for the National Negro Business League meeting in Muskogee August 19 to 21. It seeks write ups, photos, and town reports, with efforts to visit every town and feature diverse contributors across Oklahoma. The piece also carries an unrelated advertisement for tires and auto parts.
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