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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1914
Page
8
A Topeka reader testifies heart strain eased after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad promises the medicine steadies heart action and restores strength after overwork worry or stress. Money back if the first bottle fails. Available at drug stores.
The People's Drug Co invites customers to visit their shop offering high class drugs toilet articles and sundries. A cold drink fountain is advertised in cars not ton for visitors.
Wear-Ever Hosiery Company of Dayton Ohio advertises a limited time deal offering six pairs of Onest style guaranteed hosiery in black, tan, or white for one dollar and ten cents postage. Also six pairs of Rie value guaranteed hose plus four pairs of Men’s Para dine Garters for one dollar and ten cents postage. The copy promises comfort, no running or bagging, and stainless wear with a written guarantee.
A bold proclamation by the Tsar Man accompanies the release of the Boost Edition, signaling updated features and heightened promotion. The event draws attention to new capabilities and a drive to expand audience reach with targeted messaging and enhanced performance claims.
Local shop near 1st Street offers discounts on diamonds watches jewelry trunks grips and guns. Phone support line 2244.
An ad promotes the Universal Shaving Outfit offering a complete kit for one dollar. The package includes a lather brush, shaving soap, talcum powder, a china mug, a hollow ground razor, a barber towel, an aluminum comb, and a bristle hair brush, all packed in a neat box. The seller claims high agented profits are saved by buyers and accepts coin or money order plus postage.
A continental press decree recommends Saint Francis de Sales as patron of journalists. The saint, recently transferred to a new church at Annecy in Savoy, is praised for his literary work and devout life, fitting the periodical press’s needs.
The Tulsa Star announces a special twenty page Oklahoma Booster edition to honor the National Negro Business League gathering in Muskogee August 19 to 21. It urges Negro businessmen farmers and professionals across Oklahoma to participate with photos and profiles and promises wide distribution and state pride. Also included are tire sale notices from Dayton Ohio.
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