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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1915

Page

2

Afro American Cullings and War Heroics Recalled in 1820s Echoes

A retrospective piece recounts early African American soldiers in the U S Army, praising their bravery in battles around New Orleans and noting delays in pension and bounty recognition. It references General Jackson’s praise, 1812 land grants, and the 1814 laws expanding benefits, followed by broader notes on education, industrial uplift, Hampton Institute, and colonial-era public works and UK wealth.

Army of the Jackson Lacoste Dasauin Fre Coffee William Wirt United States Diet of Congress Amone Neain James Croggan Washington Star Spellman Seminary Atlanta Fort Valley Georgia Athens Samuel Harris Linton Ingraham Alexander Stephens Mr. Stephens Sparta Infraham Eugene Hoard Rose HN Farm Hampton Institute Virginia Thampton Institute Stewith Armstrong Hampton General Armstrong United States Bureau of

A Glass of Salts Ends Kidney Backache Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to take four ounces of Rad Salts each morning to flush kidneys and relieve backache. It claims the drink cleanses urinary waste, neutralizes acids, and prevents bladder weakness while promoting overall kidney health. The tonic is described as a grape and lemon juice acid blend with lithia, sold as Jad Salts.

Subway Fire Heroes Show Courage in Dark Smoke

Philadelphia Record notes that in a New York subway fire more than two thousand people struggled to escape while firemen policemen and civilians braved smoke and danger to rescue prisoners the piece lauds enduring heroic virtue despite fear and lack of orders.

New York Subway Philadelphia

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief

An advertisement urges relieved readers to try Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and gas. It claims complete digestion of foods, quick five minute relief, and a sweeter stomach with no belching or sour taste. The pitch stresses safety and ease, urging purchase in large economy packs.

Pape

Sawdust Dressing Recommended for Wounds

Dr Charles W Cathcart in the British Medical Journal advocates pinewood sawdust as a wound dressing. It should come from sharbonent wood, be sifted through sieves, packed in sterilized gauze bags, and placed on the wound to absorb discharge, deodorize secretions, and provide mild antiseptic effect.

Charles W. Cathcart

Peach Stone Buildup Ties Up California Factory Entrance

A pile of 500 tons of peach stones blocks access to a large California canning plant. In prior years the stones were cracked and kernels shipped to Germany for chemicals and fuel. This year German demand has fallen off, impacting the operation.

California Germany

Local Groceries and Market Meats Deliver Promptly

We are dealers in a first class line of groceries and market meats. We cater to our customers with special attention to all orders and deliver promptly to ensure customer satisfaction.

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